Man and His World in Prof. Swing Sermon
Prof Swing’s last Universalist sermon at Englewood Central Church previews a summer vacation and centers on the theme Man and His World. The speaker argues creation’s goods reflect God’s purpose and that human life, learning, and society arise through organized effort, art, and religion guiding worldly progress.
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Swing
Man
Bemmon
Man Paul
Lil
Chen Volun
Paul
Romiuus
Maris
Tenvestian
Cyrua W. Held
Lincoln
Rhliogonita Biatorians
Vinlaur
Bartl
Min
Niauy
Padjle
Simon
Vali
Solumun
Aurdeius
Iako
Ander
Liberty and Freedom In Christ at Unity Church
The sermon by Reverend George Mila at Unity Church highlighted the long pastorate, noting strong attendance as the church closes until September. He discussed liberty, its misuse for anarchy and prejudice, and argued true liberty is the right to do as law allows under conscience guided by Christ.
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Hells
Earth
Maaus
David
Solomon
Pericles
Anni Wen
Nuit Sahelian
Eniapol
Minan
Antony
Man Ling
Herolotus
Piellle
Inne Department of Thought
Theoloiy
Jen Sons
Avery
Chalom Anid Aku
Poaria
Muihiood
Waihi
Polly
Liberty
Hermon DY
Gronge
Iter
Robert Coflyer
Unity Church
Ttey
George C. Mila
Aermin
Preis
Milnons
Chicago
Uinta
Hosur
Jean
Cassius Aml
Jdgal Hberty
Mnu
Mulen
Agia
Gui
Berty
Ilberty
Froudom
Chirlat
Maryrou
Christ
EC. Oggel
Westchluster Presbyterian Church
Peorht and
Jackson Streets
Elremuclston
Unclear OCR: University leader sermon at First Baptist Church
Disjointed report describes a Chicago University president Anderson and a church service at First Baptist Church with a graduation invitation and an unclear line about a Jewish court, ending with a reference to a death sentence.
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Anderson
Chicago
Baccatlaureath
Imon
FIG Chicano University
First Baptist Church
Te Slutente
Chicago University
Haten
Uie
Steyy Uilustn
Ander
George C. Lorin
Anderdon
Susan
Anita
Matt
Juwleh
Kingship and Christ's Kingdom Shape Modern Government
The sermon argues that Jesus taught a kingship not of this world and that true governance grows from Christ’s idea of service. It traces historical shifts toward constitutional limits, public opinion, and international law, citing Pilate, Paul, and early modern rulers as examples of evolving authority aligned with Christian teaching.
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Jesus
Theraton Chriat
Iehind
Tatu
Droklon Thins
Jean Cheiat
Pilate
Jesus Christe Hlea
Kimeship
Geo
Uteenrih
Ard Hind
England
Rusain
Christ
Paul
Itoman Empire
Earth
Aneither
Piattutinn
Wien
Liege
Ufe
First Congregational Obituary Raises Pledges to Pay Debts
The First Congregational obituary notes a morning offer of 25 000 to settle debts. The fund raising included multiple pledges of 3600, 1800, 1000, 300, 520, 300 each. The group sought aid without naming the Serene or endorsers, promising payment within sixty days.
Sunset Street Repairs And Property Valuations Update
Three Lemon entities take lead on valuing and assessing 89K each while total costs approach 2100. The entire sum extends to about 200, paying for street improvements on Washington and essential house repairs. The clinic will close soon, yet vigorous repairs aim to resume services in a renovated, freestanding building by September.
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Wileh
Usua
Washington Street
Dedication at Englewonn Church by First Universalist Society
The First Universalist Society of Englewood dedicated its new Hittite styled church on Sixty third Street between Yale and Harvard. Building cost about 3000 dollars, with design by Mr GC Perry and a 85 foot nave. completion includes a rear memorial pulpit for Isaac Lewis. Dedication rites featured Deum by Kuhmar, scripture by Rev Crow, and a sermon by Rev W H Ryder with a later evening sermon by Rev Brooke Jerford.
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Englewonn
Universalist Society of
Englewool
Magonle
Maroony Block
Indies
Frank Silva
Witeh
Yale
Harvard
Perry
Hondamie
Aloes
J. B. Lewis
Isaac Lewis
D. D
St Paul's Church
Chicago
Auldrassty Vna Society
Stev
Crow
Haydn
Brooke Jerford
Pastors Vacation Plans Stir City Churches
ministers vacation intentions are outlined as pastors prepare a summer rest period. Ewing plans two weeks travel with family. Thorn of People's Church considers Colorado trip. other pastors from Times 3 and First Lapthst are noted for summer breaks and possible relocations.
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Nelly
Averaako
Mutsu
Ujosok
Chicago
Ewing
Yinit
Oxford
Wila'y
Thorn
The
People’s Chireh
Ciara
Peataraboet
Humneiyet
Jhureliy
Elby
Billiot
Vico Roaldente
Kiawea
Arthur Ritohis
Fred Anu
Vacation Plans of Chicago Clergy and Churches Fade into Summer
A lengthy list details summer itineraries for Chicago ministers and church figures. Pastors from Unity, Wabash Avenue, Leavitt Street, Union Street, and South Congregational outline vacations to Europe, seashores, and northern lakes, with targets around mid July to early September. Several intend preaching engagements or memorial sermons upon return, while others plan rest, travel, and conferences.
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Gilder Hubbard Dude Veeck
el Bates
MelLaren
J Wye
Rank M
Fite
Wabash Avenue
Europe
Ilo
Scotland
Finland
France
Switzartland
Haly
London
Pass
George TL
Leavitt Street
Saya
Jelian
Itev
Chorestall Everest
Ube Liuech
Mersér
Union Strenborght
Ilershey Mall
Girlcage
Gunouit Lake
Arthur Little
New Ireland Church
New Tlampshire
J. ML. Worrall
Eighth Presbyterian Church
New Jersey
Ashbury
E. J. Williams
South Congregational Church
Massichusetts
Ileadquarters
Uxbritee
Mass
Bint Cheney
Storage of electricity sparks debate in London letters
A London Times letter from Osborne Reynolds of Owens College discusses Sir William Thomson’s thoughts on electrical storage and practical energy transmission. Reynolds compares storage efficiency, weight, and distance limits, noting the unrealized potential and the need for better methods before widespread adoption.
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Willias Thomson
Tre University
Guascow
London Times
Niagara
North American
C. W. Siemens
Otha Iron and Kteel Institute
Blarch
Ist
Mysulf
Kmport
Str
Blamens’ Ylawa
Instituton of Civil Engineers
Niagary
Sulieo
OOO
Prizio
Electricity Of Fuel Cells And Energy Storage In 19th Century Debate
In a letter to The Editor of Lone Dan Lines, Osborne Teynolts discusses William Shumson's note on Farro's electric stores arguing that seventy five pounds of coal could yield vast energy yet questions remain how to extract one and a half ounces of coal into useful work. He references Prof Heynolds and Maynolds, mentions secondary batteries, dynamos, and electrical dynasties, and contemplates engine efficiency, potential energy storage, and the impracticalities of coal versus battery driven systems.
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Nerloun
London
Osborne Steynolds
Owes College
William ‘Thomson
Williats
Rogunia
William Thomson
Thorey
Ynu
Parta
Shound Mernolps
Owens Colleor
Paris
England
Heynolds
Maynolds
Sloumor
Perry
Wyr Well
Uae
Electric energy and storage in early battery talk
A fragmentary discussion compares dry gunpowder, coal energy, and early battery storage in electric light terms. It cites Fauto and Planté advances, notes limits of practical illumination, and hints at coal and carbon oxide energy storage as a future pursuit. A brief aside promotes Kidney-Wort as a remedy in a separate vignette.
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Tintin
Fauro
Vantell
Fauto
Parry
W. BE. Aynton
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