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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1890
Page
2
The passage discusses the balance between outgoing impulse and incoming knowledge. It argues these forces move from the soul's center in harmony. When the two unite the person seeks to give to others and understands why life is worth living.
The Trinity College commencement opened with prayers and communion. Rev. David H. Greer of New York delivered the baccalaureate sermon on The Victory of the Word of God, arguing that matter reflects thought and that physical and human life express the mind of God, urging faith in the miracle and Jesus Christ’s resurrection to sustain religious fervor.
At Dartmouth College in Hanover June 22 the baccalaureate sermon was preached by President Bartlett. The talk, based on John 1 47, champions character built on Christian principle, outlining traits of settled convictions, kindness, sympathy, and faith in God, and argues character drives action, earns respect, and fuels genuine success. It cites Burns, Coleridge, Lord Lawrence, Robertson, Nesmith and a call to enter college life with moral resolve.
At Amherst College June 22 President Julius H. Seelye delivered the baccalaureate sermon from the text the kingdom come. He contrasted the philosopher’s exact justice and exchange with a Heaven ordained giving beyond measure and the boundless love of God guiding human freedom to transform society.
Wes leyan University and other institutions feature diverse baccalaureate sermons. President Bradford P. Raymond of Wesleyan urges graduates to seek Christ and moral discipline, while Bates College President Cheney warns against weak foundations and advocates building on righteousness. Andover Phillips Academy and Bowdoin College deliver addresses stressing wisdom, duty to foundations, and societal responsibility.
In a June 22 sermon at the University of Vermont College Street Church President M H Buckham analyzes drift in modern society. He warns against drifting toward egoistic individualism and a disbelief in the supernatural, urging steering by apostolic truth and measured pilotage amid changing times.
The Rev Philip Moxom delivered the Baccalaureate sermon to Conservatory of Music graduates at First Church Clarendon and Commonwealth. After singing Nearer My God to Thee, he quoted Philippians on mind Christ Jesus and highlighted humility and self sacrifice among the apostle Pauls traits as the address keynote.
A reader letter discusses proper pronunciation of town endings in ham and urges usage like Hing ham Peters ham and Wrent ham. It also contains Hancock criticisms and a clarified account of his role as Harvard College treasurer, his disputes, settlements, and descendants. The Bostonian Society, June 18, signs off.
Dr Jessopp’s The Trials of a Country Parson surveys parish life in East Anglia with humor and keen eye for men. It notes the author’s decade in Norfolk and contrasts his portrayal with Sir Walter or Kingsley, urging church reform and the end of parson’s freehold.
The review surveys two books by a premier American geologist and zoologist, Dana, marking fifty years since his Wilkes expedition work. It highlights Corals and Coral Islands third edition and a companion volume on volcanoes, noting their scientific influence, readable clarity, and the new color plates enriching early chapters, while comparing subsidence theories with Darwin and Murray.
Harvard faculty push to reduce the bachelor of arts program to sixteen courses and allow credit for advanced work on admission. The plan aims to permit graduation in less than four years and to set entering age near seventeen to eighteen, with a midyear degree option. Oversee rs report the current freshman average age is about nineteen and may approve earlier entry.
Guidance warns against heat and dehydration noting perspiration weakens you and heat drains life forces. It advises moderate water cooling, slow sipping, and avoiding temperature shocks. It recommends whiskey in water during weakness, endorsing Duffy's Pure Malt as the best tasting and healthful option.
Trustee and executor authorized public auction of numerous securities and bonds from banks railroads and manufacturing firms. Items include Nat Bank of Barre Suffolk National Boston Electric Light Co Pullman Palace Car Co Desha Lumber Co Great Falls Mfg Co and multiple railroad issues with varied denominations and maturity dates. Sale set for 11 30 am in Barre with collateral notes and optional redemptions noted.
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