Jesus supreme mission save sinners and world salvation
The article argues Jesus came to save sinners not to reform society or provide mere charity. It contrasts miracles and good works with the need for salvation, stressing that the church’s primary work is evangelism. It urges Christians to center life on the gospel, to see life through the lens of souls saved, and to balance charity with soul winning.
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Sunday School Lesson on Suffering and Self-Control
Readings from First Peter teach Christians to arm themselves with Christ’s mindset, endure suffering, turn from past sins, and live for God. The lesson emphasizes sobriety, hospitality, and faithful stewardship, warning that wine and revelry lead to vice while urging fervent love and good works.
Royalty Fans Photograph Autographs and Notables
Photography has long delighted princess Victoria while Emperor of Japan, at seventeen, married life. Empress engages in government duties, excels as a horsewoman and gymnast. Mrs. Astor adds royal autographs to her collection, including the king and queen of England and a duke and duchess. Prince Nicholas of Montenesto greets all subjects, offering counsel or gifts. British preachers find mixed US reception. Dr Parker tours falter while Rev Dr Watson achieves notable success as pulpit orator and writer.
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Perils of the Stoker on an Atlantic Liner
An amateur coal trimmer describes life in the stokers’ hold aboard an Atlantic liner. Dangers include sudden galley-like drafts, flying tools, shifting gear, and blinding heat. The piece notes hazardous routines, rough food scraps, and chaotic watch rotations amid rough seas.
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The Wood and the Clown A Folk Tale
A countryman seeks a tough ash handle in a forest and earns the trees’ aid. Once he attaches the ash, he hews with excess, bringing down the forest giants. The oak warns the meech that they suffer for aiding him, illustrating a moral about exploiting helpers.
Properties of Radium and Its Remarkable Effects
The article explains radium’s powerful luminescence enabling readable print and its ability to impart activity to inactive substances. It describes its photographic action penetrating opaque materials, chemical effects transforming oxygen to ozone, and red phosphorous changes. It notes physiological dangers from handling and potential medical uses, including skin disease treatment and germination suppression. Diamonds become phosphorescent under radium rays.
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Adulteration Claims Sweep German Press Food reports from Consul General Guenther
Consul General Guenther at Frankfurt relays German and Parisian food adulteration claims. Liver patty turned into foie gras via borax, canned lobsters sold as crustacean products, artificial snails, fake rooster combs, truffle substitutes, fish treated with metals, oils and dyes, green oysters and adulterated tomato jelly. No charges were filed.
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