Pastor Russell at the Chinese Paris reports on faith and salvation
Shanghai dispatch notes foreign missions inquiry praising General Call and Pastor Russell for his U S Army rank and Committee chair position. His sermon contrasts two salvations, cites Bible args on resurrection, and reflects on the fate of the unsaved and the plan of Christ for humanity. The piece also mentions the First Society of Authors founded in 1735 to protect authors.
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Pastor Russell Draws Global Praise and Weekly in The Journal
The famed Pastor Russell of London and Brooklyn Tabernacles gains worldwide praise after forty years of evangelism and writing. He travels widely, draws mammoth crowds, and editors echo his impact with weekly sermons printed in newspapers across Britain and the United States, including a planned weekly feature in The Journal.
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Bullets in Battle at Peach Orchard and Other Skirmishes
A Civil War era tale catalogues odd close calls and injuries from battles including Peach Orchard Pittsburg Landing and Bull Run. It features a Michigan infantryman struck by a bullet that ricocheted through a coat and watch, a canteen pierced and split, a tobacco plug buried in a knapsack, and a trooper losing a tooth but surviving.
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Brains in Business: Cigar Dealer Wins Big Building Trade
A cigar stand in a large midwestern city opens with slow trade. The owner then visits every office smoker, giving free cigars and inviting future business. Outlay exceeds 25 dollars but yields immense returns as most tenants become regular customers, impressed by the enterprising gesture.
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Located His Home and Painted It Bright Red
A Washington Star reminiscence recalls Amos Cummings, a New York newspaper man, who once mistook a neighbor's home for his own and sought relief by leaving his city desk in the small hours. A dozen painters then brightened his house with flaming red paint, despite protests, after which he never got lost again on his nightly walks.
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Tasted the Same and a Lesson on Gum Etiquette
A five year old girl Gracie refuses to share gum warning from her father as she recalls his advice. Oscar buys candy after receiving a penny, then comments the gum tasted the same as his candy. The piece then discusses proper usage of mother in law terms in Dickens era and Shakespeare.
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American comes home ends disguise of accent at Euston
A tale from London Tatler humorously notes an American long in England who believes he has shed the transatlantic accent only to reveal it again when asking a booklog clerk at Euston for First class to Liverpool. The clerk’s quick reply highlights cultural idiosyncrasy with a dash of wit.
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