On the Trail of the American Missionary
A fragmented clip describes a photographer tracing the work of American missionaries. The text mentions journeys, efforts abroad and the mission’s historical context, with references to exploration and documentation of religious outreach.
Missionaries in Tientsin Face Criticism and Scandal
An American observer describes Tientsin as a hotspot of anti missionary sentiment and details a scandal involving a British interpreter who looted fees. The piece argues for accountability among mission boards and critiques the conduct of ex missionaries and independent missions shaping the local and foreign communities.
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Tientsin
China
Shanghai
Peking
Mr. Blank
Nona
America
Europe
Young Men’s Christian Association
Blank
East
Houlding
Minnesota
Japan
Joseph B. Bowles
Rockefeller Gifts and Wealth Amid Religious Charities
The report details John D. Rockefeller's vast philanthropy including gifts exceeding 100 million to churches and schools, and how his charity shaped through the General Education Board and major universities. It notes a biblical giving pattern, secretive lists, and moves from church to mission work, with key gifts to Chicago University, Barnard, Union Theological Seminary, Harvard, Yale, and Johns Hopkins, plus the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. The piece also covers early Cleveland ties, denominational influence, and plans for a chain of colleges and broader educational aims.
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Matthew
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Cleveland
Rockefeller
General Education Board
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
General
University of
Mr. Rockefeller
Judson
Dr. Judson
Congregational Mission Board
New England
Washington E. Gladden
Chicago
University of Chicago
E. R. Harper
Harper
Barnard College
Union Theological Seminary
Harvard
Yale
Teachers’ College
New York
Johns Hopkins
Vassar
Brown University
Southern Educational Board
Robert C. Ogden
Washington
John D
Oi! King
Institute For Medical Research
Sixty-sixth Street
East River
Rockefeller Charities
Jack” McCormick
Simon Flexner
Bush Medical College
Baptist Foreign Mission Bund Rockefeller Institute For Medical Beneai
Southern
Union “Theological Seminary
Harvard Universityucational
Aptiat A Scke
Yale University
MLC
College
Vassar Colterh
McMasters
Colter Sim
Rochester Theological Seminary
Cornell University
Sam Bryn Mawr
Case School of Science
Ana
Oberlin
Spelm
Newton Theological
Adelphi
University of Wesero
Irigvpi
Low cost compact Chicago house plan attracts readers
Dr William A Radford offers free advice on building design. A 24 by 30 foot square cottage roof plan emphasizes efficient space use, central stair, minimal hallways, and economy without sacrificing comfort. He argues small homes boost community and aims for affordable homes around 1200 to 1500 dollars.
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Wiliam A. Radford
William A. Radford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ill
Plans for a Simple One Story Cottage Home
A readable essay praises a compact square one story cottage with a simple roof, hot and cold running water, and basic amenities. It argues such homes fit the common people, notes Lincoln quotes, and discusses the start, cost, and practical details of building a comfortable, affordable dwelling. It also sketches a light dialogue about perceptions and a brief note on Chapultepec castle’s historic role in Mexico.
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Lincoln
A Cardinal's Fellow Feeling and Other Brief Notes
A collection of short items notes Cardinal Manning on Irish names in police cases, describes the Sultan’s principal throne in Dolma-Barthe with Abbas the Great era origins, and mentions the draw of light blue and gray eyes. It argues against plodding superficiality and warns of rapid wealth seeking fueling dishonesty.
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Cardinal Manning
Dolma-Barthe
Abbas the Great
T. P. Weekly
Cloth From Iron and Rope Fabrics Stir Novel Textiles
A London style report describes iron cloths woven from steel wool via a new process resembling horsehair, and limestone wool made by an electric furnace to produce washable, dyeable suit fabric. It notes old rope and cordage fibers spun into rough cloth used by English tailors for durable, color-retentive garments.
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Minta Eyoo
London
Back to Boyhood Days on an aunt’s farm delights a man
A man returns from two weeks on his aunt Laura’s farm where simple old fashioned cooking wins over modern diet trends. He boasts the meals were balanced in value yet delicious, contrasting his wife’s nutrition schooling with the aunt’s indulgent fried chicken and doughnuts. The piece ends noting a girl’s work quality tied to pay.
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Zangwill
Mr. Zangwill
Savonarola
Laura
Henry Miller's tale of wills and orphans
Henry Miller, the actor, shares a humorous anecdote about a savings bank visit. He asks to change his will after quarreling with family and wonders who deserves his money. A teller suggests giving to an orphans' home, prompting the retort that orphans did nothing for him. Also notes Hong Kong granite production and export.
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Henry Miller
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