Christianity and socialism in modern society debate
The article argues that the true solution to societal problems lies in Christian socialism and just distribution based on ability and need. It condemns pure communism as immoral and unnatural, cites biblical cooperative example, and asserts justice between labor and management as essential while condemning idleness and robber barons.
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Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Nature
Mart
May
Carlyle
Denims Move Into Country Furnishings and Decor
Denim gains popularity beyond workwear as a versatile fabric for home decor. Red and green shades join blue, with yellow forthcoming, used for hammocks, pillows, portieres and bags. Its strong washable quality suits laundry items and striking embroidered accents for summer cottages.
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Boston Courics
Mascagni and Leoncavallo contrasted in London society
The article compares Mascagni and Leoncavallo noting Mascagni’s sociable reputation and high-profile dinners with figures like the Prince of Wales and Alfred de Rothschild. Leoncavallo is described as more aloof yet generous, leaving behind a manuscript for a popular singer when departing London.
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Mascagni
Leoncavallo
Signor Mascagni
Prince of Wales
Alfred de Rothschild
Signor Leoncavallo
London
Curling by Electricity in the Simple Iron
The article explains an electrical curling iron using a heat generating resistance in wires to warm two inch high stands with nickel or gold plating. The tongs reach desired temperature, the silk cord adjusts to incandescent wires, and the device is compact for travel with controlled heat.
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New York Recorder
Society must shield children from cruel parents nationwide
An article from the Loudon Spectator argues for gradual diffusion of a robust social stance against child cruelty. It urges widespread public indignation, legal backing, and an omnipresent network to empower informed neighbors and strengthen good parents while deterring cruel ones.
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Loudon
Bereaved Widow and the Eight Day Clock Anecdote
A London Telegraph anecdote describes a widow whose late husband’s funeral guests filled her home. A friend whispers about a gleaming object, asking if it is a new clock. The widow reveals it is the casket for the departed, placed to accommodate more visitors.
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G. A. Sala
London Telegraph
Paul in Jerusalem Angers Armen and Rages among the People
The piece recalls Paul's arrest in Jerusalem after warnings by the Holy Spirit. Accusations by zealots rest on nothing solid, with mobs dragging him toward the castle as commanders seek truth. Paul speaks despite beatings, asserting his Jewish heritage and his right to tell the story of Jesus.
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Tyre
Cesarea
Paul
Jerusalem
Israel
Trophimus
Ephesian
Temple
Zech
Phen
Jesus
God
Ps. Ly
Luke
John xv
John viii
Tarsus
Cilicia
Getting His Naturalization Papers
In Brooklyn and Washington Congressman William E. Robinson is famed as a tail twister. A writer recalls meeting him at Prospect Park plaza as he neared naturalization, noting his long Brooklyn life, pride in America, and the dramatic if humorous oath scene quoted from the New York Tribune.
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William E. Robinson
Brooklyn
Washington
Plaza
Prospect Park
Mr. Robinson
America
Great
Britain
Ireland
New York Tribune
Fatalities In Battle Foreerdainea
An Atlantic account recalls a September battle marked by heavy losses and heroic acts. A towering captain saved the regimental colors while a dwarfed Irish fish peddler, nicknamed Mickey the Fish, was wounded twice. The survivors drew comfort from a belief that casualties were foreordained, finding peace amid the chaos.
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Mickey the Fish
Mickey
Atlantic
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