Pastor Russell Bids Farewell to China Mission
Pastor Russell spoke in Hong Kong to Chinese listeners about a Christianity based on God’s universal love and mercy, not eternal torment. He urged readers to seek the manifestation of the sons of God, stressing imminent divine Kingdom work and the selection of a special class for Messiah’s reign.
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International Bible Students Association
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The Minister's Usefulness in a Sharp Club Exchange
A Washington country club scene features a doctor and a minister trading quips about their vocations. The minister plans to read to an aging patient, old Cunningham, but the physician quips that the patient needs the minister's help more. The banter turns on the patient’s condition described as ingomata.
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Rebuked Emperor Gluck Peers at Vienna Court
Gluck, the composer, angered by a Vienna court performance where Emperor Joseph II and archdukes sang his fragment, grimaced openly. He declared he would rather walk six leagues than endure misinterpretation of his work. Weigl pleaded with the Emperor for favor after a similar scene. New York Press.
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New York Press
Secret Sharing And The Three That Can Keep It
A discussion on how many can safely share a secret cites Lady Dorothy Nevill and sayings in several languages. A man hides a value, then another asks to reveal it to a trusted friend. The original owner marks counts to show three people cannot bear the burden, concluding with a humorous restraint.
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Simple demonstration that light is invisible
A Pearson's Weekly excerpt explains that light itself cannot be seen unless it hits the eye. In darkness the space remains invisible though lit, and a beam becomes visible only when it scatters on dust. A clear glass vessel shows the beam while the light itself remains unseen without direct retinal delivery.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Admires Pastor Russell's Book review excerpt
Bill Arp lauds The Divine Plan of the Ages, praising its scriptural support and hopeful message. He argues Calvinism offers no comfort, while the work presents a pyramid of God’s love and wisdom. Endorsements by editors and ministers are noted. the book aims to bring “Light more light” to readers. (2550 6 pages) Table and Tract Society Brooklyn.
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Otto Shops Ad Reflects Value Of Labor And Goods
A Denton Maryland ad extols capital labor and skill contrasts from Rockefeller to a hat buyer. It promotes Otto Shops urging early settlement, claiming fair value and good judgment in business. The piece personifies figures like Gail and Otto to convey economic philosophy and customer trust.
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Otto Shops The Baltimore Star advertisement
The Baltimore Star asserts its status as the representative evening paper of the South since 1908 offering extensive news and reading material. It highlights departments in finance sports society children and women with top American writers, illustrated features, leading portraits, and world wire services. Subscription rates are listed and Felix Alves is named manager and publisher.
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