Canada and the Empire Aims for Closer Ties and Self Rule
A historical analysis notes cordial Canada–Britain relations, arguing Canada should retain substantial self government while contributing to imperial defense. It warns against full federation with Westminster, citing size, local conditions, and the value of broad representation. The piece recalls South Africa contingents and loyalty to the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Canada
England
English Channel
South Africa
House of Commons
Australia
India
Senate
Westminster
Empire
War Office
London
Canadian Trade Debate Highlights Imperial Ties and Free Market Dilemmas
Premier George W. Ross argues against full imperial free trade and beyond the world stage. He warns that Canada’s preferences should not provoke Britain or other nations while stressing cooperation with the Mother Country and a cautious path toward broader liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Union
Canada
Great Britain
England
America
Britain
South Africa
The Unknown Power in Religion and Love
A reflective sermon on the unknown power behind religion, humanity, and healing. It notes God as love, Christ Jesus as exemplar, and Christian Science as unveiling eternal truths. It cites the healing of sickness and sin, the spread of churches, and civilizational progress as evidence of this divine influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo
Raphael
Christ Jesus
Christian Science Faith Promises Healing and Liberty
Rev Irving C Tomlinson outlines Christian Science as a Christian healing system. He argues Jesus commands believers to heal the sick and raise the dead and claims divine mind as the healing power. The piece praises its calm methods, moral people, and promise that truth frees from sickness and oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Christian AG
Christ
Jesus
Mary Baker-Eddy
Bowser Opens Shelter for Homeless Dogs
Mr Bowser and his wife discuss mercy as he starts a dog asylum. He gathers stray canines, feeds them, and plans to help about fifty more, while opposition from a cook and a neighbor tests his resolve amid a chaotic night with dogs and a scuffle in the shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowser
Dog Asylum
Bowser confronts dog attack in backyard clash
In a chaotic scene Mr Bowser fights off homeless dogs that invade his yard. The mutts snap at him as he escapes over the fence into a neighbor’s garden, returning home bruised and furious as his wife asks how many bites he took.
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Mr. Bowser
Cc. B. Lewis
The Limekiln Club Hosts Burdock Johnson Oration
A packed Paradise Hall greets Georgia figure Burdock Johnson as The Limekiln Club presents a satirical political speech. The event features crowd reactions, staged protests, and Johnson’s pledge to lead with a bold, provocative plan amid racial tension.
Speakers Stir Crowd With Rapid Turns On Platform
C B Lewis spoke for five minutes proving his truth then guided history from 800 B C to 1880 A D. Colonel Crabtree Taylor followed angering the audience with calls to annex Canada overthrow Mexico and free Russia. The meeting ended after three hours with The Hon Burdock announcing a White House bid on an independent ticket.
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B.C
A.D
Crabtree Taylor
Limekiln Club
Canada
Mexico
Russia
Johnstown
Burdock
White House
C. B. Lewis
Lao Tzu and the Way of Noninterference Dialogue
In a reflective meditation on Lao Tzu, the text argues that the world seeks wise rulers less and favors minimal governance. It extols the virtue of the Way, water’s benevolence, and leaders who act without motive, allowing harmony and natural order to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shang
Laotsze
China
Persia
Lao-tsze
Inutility and Wisdom in Taoist Thought
The text argues that true wisdom lies in uselessness, praising non-action and universal sincerity. It contrasts Taoist value with worldly profit and power, noting that good or bad recipients still receive virtue, while honors are light yet fortunes weigh like the earth.
Lao Tzu Wisdom On Knowledge and The Universal Way
The essay argues against imposing virtuous precepts on the masses and warns that reliance on senses leads to servitude. It reflects on Lao-tzu, the limits of knowledge, and the unattainable personal God, urging acceptance of the nameless, universal path that predates heaven and earth.
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Heaven
Earth
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Ord Palmerston
Lord Grey
John Brigh
Lord Beaconsfield
Cajan
Gladstone
Lord Dufferin
George W. Ross
Ontario
KEY OF Christian Science
Cuba
Irving C. Tomlinson
Materia Medica
Renton
M. Quad
the Limekiln Club
Paradise Hall
Burdock Johnson
Georgia
Terne Watermillyon
South
Heroes of Darkness
Brother Gardner
Dar
Pusson
Samuel Shin
Waydown Bebee
By C. B. Lewis
JOS. S. Tuniso
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