Giants of Faith and the College Graduate Church
A speaker urges local Christians to fight spiritual giants near them rather than seeking distant lands. He calls for perseverance integrity and faith, urges churches to attract college graduates with sincerity scholarship and respect, and warns against overindulgence and false pride. The essay links trials to victory through faith, urging churches to harmonize with modern education and thought.
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Num
Joshua
Caleb
God
Satan
Adam
Christ
Lisen
Paul
Christian
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Can a Young Man Be Successful and a Christian
Reverend Arthur Thomas Fowler critiques the worship of success for its own sake. He argues that personal worth should not be measured by prosperity and condemns pursuing success without regard to moral means. The piece warns that excessive focus on achievement corrodes character.
Christ the Liberator by Rev W H Carwardine sermon
The sermon frames Jesus Christ as the divine liberator freeing humanity from sin and compares his mission to historic emancipations by Washington and Lincoln. It defends personal devil belief, declares moral decline without Christ, and urges Christians to model faith in business and public life.
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Christ
Court of Heaven
Earth
Washington
Lincoln
Jesus Christ
Sleepy Manila Little Change After American Invasion
A correspondent notes Manila remains sleepy and indolent despite some sanitary and commercial improvements. American capital is scarce, food prices rise, and menus worsen with beef and veal scarce. Business hours and social customs shift little, with long midday naps and dinner parties by the well to do.
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Agine
Kentucky
Chicago
Denver
Manila
America
Wales
Philippines
The Conceited Coins
A short moral tale from The Outlook about the Nickel Penny and gold dollar boasting of superiority. The Cent and Nickel depart, but the Double Eagle declares that true value is shown by reality, not boasts.
Bellairs Trades for Demon Dandy amid Burghminster Scandals
In a Burghminster tale, Bellairs falls for Diana Huntingdon as talk of buying the temperamental horse Demon Dandy rises. Diana insists she will buy and ride the brute, provoking anger and a chasm between lovers that deepens after a fatal riding accident leaves Bellairs questioning his rivals. Diana mourns, Bellairs recovers, and the couple’s fates hinge on Demon Dandy’s fiery temper and a risky ride that nearly costs Bellairs his life.
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Huntingdons
Offington
Huntingdon
Diana
Bellairs
Demon Dandy
Demon
Diana Huntingdon
Mr. Bellairs
Jack
Zon
Miss Huntingdon
Chicago Tribune
Historic Arnold Mansion In New Haven Faces Demolition
A dilapidated Benedict Arnold house on Water Street New Haven built in 1771 stands as a relic of colonial splendor. Once hosting elite guests and Arnold’s early ventures, the mansion now lies in a lumber yard with remaining exterior features and scattered furnishings housed in museums. Noah Webster also lived there from 1798 to 1812 before relocating.
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Water Street
New Haven
Conn
America
Columbia
Benedict Arnold
City of
Elms
Arnold
Arnold House
New England
Noah Webster
Webster
Almhert
Mass
Advertising for lawyers sparks ethical debate and growth
Former Connecticut Governor Thomas M. Waite argues advertising aids lawyers starting practice and argues etiquette harms young attorneys in big cities. He compares legal ads to merchant advertising and notes legal fees now allow normal competitive marketing.
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Thomas M. Waite
Connecticut
Wanamaker
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J. W. Weddell
D. D
W. R. Rogers
Christian College
Mother Theological Schools
Arthur Thomas Fowler
Christ the Liberator
Rev
W. H. Carwardine
Darlington
Episcopalian
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bishop Berkeley
Sleepy
Mamila’s
Madam Liberty
Burghminster
Philadelphia Bulletin
Ernest Ingersoll
New York Times
Talksovine
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