Omnipotent God Revealed in Thunder and Wisdom
The evangelist extols God’s omnipotence and omnipresence, arguing that divine power sustains all things and that wisdom exceeds human understanding. He cites thunder, cosmic scale, and biblical figures to illustrate how God’s glory outstrips man’s grasp, ending with the glorified sight of the departed in eternity.
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Sunday School Lesson From First Corinthians Excerpt
The June 30 1901 International Series lesson outlines Paul’s gospel message from First Corinthians chapters 15 verses 1 through 8 and 56 through 58 with the Golden Text noting Christ’s resurrection and the believer’s ultimate victory through God. It emphasizes steadfast action in the Lord and that labor is not in vain.
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Quarterly Review
Corinthians
Brethren
Christ
Cephas
James
Jesus Christ
Review of First Corinthians chapter fifteen lessons
The passage suggests three review approaches: a quarterly resurrection focus, a yearlong summary of January lessons, or a kingdom of heaven outline from Jesus life and work. It emphasizes Jesus resurrection as proof of divinity and life after death, and the Holy Spirit guiding believers into truth.
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Saul
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Christ
Idleness vs. Righteousness in Pulpit Sermon Adage
A concise old adage contrasts idleness with virtue, declaring idleness as the devil's industry and righteousness as the true ritual, while noting thunder in the pulpit does not change worldly light.
Literary notes and prizes from across the empire
Relatives of Robert Louis Stevenson in Scotland send a crown and heather to his grave in Samoa. Rev. C. M. Sheldon plans a dramatic version of Edward Blake. A London publisher releases Lover's Replies to an Englishwoman's Love Letters. Sir Thomas Lipton offers 250 dollars for an Erse essay on Brian Boru, with a separate prize for an English essay on The Early Institutions of Ireland, judged by the Irish Literary Society of London.
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Robert Louise Stevenson
Scotland
Samoa
C. M. Sheldon
Edward Blake
London
Thomas Lip
Global Industry Figures March From Factories to Diamonds
The report notes 58 factories with 259000 horsepower in the French Alps and tobacco fields covering 2250000 acres yielding 850000 tons annually. It cites Australia's coal output at 7000000 tons, 2500000 more than India. Turkish consuls in Italy are abolished with nonpayment. Kimberley mines have yielded five and a half tons of diamonds valued at 30 to 40 million pounds since 1871.
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French Alps
Australia
India
Italy
Kimberley
South Africa
Great Belle: Margaret ONeil's Home Faces Demolition
Washington columnist recalls Margaret ONeil known as Pretty Peggy born June 1799. The Nash Street corner tavern on I and Twenty first will be replaced by a large apartment house. Margaret Eaton and her daughters counted among European fame and American society, with Gen. Eaton and Andrew Jackson praised by her.
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Randolph
Margaret O'Neil
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Smith D. Fry
Gen. Jackson
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Gen
John H. Eaton
Andrew Jackson
Florida
Spain
Madrid
Margaret Eaton
Queen Christina
Timberlake
Europe
Mrs. Eaton
Madge
Woman of Color Sells Property on F Street in Washington
The transfer moves from Mrs Julia Hanson to James S Topham involving a valuable F Street property. Hanson had rented before the war and bought in 1866 and defended title through District courts, the courts of appeals, and the U S Supreme Court.
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Europe
Washington
F Street
Julia Hanson
James S. Topham
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Courts of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Cuban Orange Eating Style Described In Passage
The article explains that Cubans peel oranges round and round as with an apple then cut through the rind and eat from the hand without a spoon. It notes peeled oranges are sold at fruit stands while Americans in Cuba tend to peel their own oranges.
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Cuba
Publisher Critiques Society Novel Misses Liveliness
A Chicago Tribune quote shows a publisher telling a young female author that her society novel’s conversations feel dull and pulled from real life, prompting a critique of authenticity versus dramatization.
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Chicago Tribune
Phrase sparks debate over pronunciation and meaning
In a Philadelphia Press item, a speaker quips about a remark on someone's mouth being “simply grand” or “simply immense.” The exchange highlights ambiguity in wording and interpretation.
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Philadelphia Press
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