Enthusiasm as a Great Mover of the World
The Philadelphia Ledger summarizes debates on enthusiasm, tracing its changing meaning from ancient ecstasy to modern vigor. It contrasts Kant and Emerson, notes Washington and Lincoln as examples of restraint with zeal, and argues genuine achievement requires earnest, principled enthusiasm rather than mere feverish ardor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Locke
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Republic
Jobn L. Spalding
Carnegie Institute
New York City
Witty maxims and blithe observations from an old newspaper page
A collection of humorous adages and quips about marriage gender work and society. Wry lines note the quirks of modern life from dentists and judges to lovers and laborers, with playful twists on honesty time and wealth. A dated snapshot of social humor and daily life perspectives.
Local Journal Advertises County News For Businesses
The local paper serves as the community’s mirror and should reflect every enterprising business. Subscribing to the Journal delivers the county news and supports accurate local reporting.
Cross You Build Are You Erecting One on Which to Suffer
A reflective piece on building personal crosses through choices in appetite temper and vanity. It cites Anna Reeve Aldrich and urges self examination of lifestyle and priorities to avoid self-imposed burdens and moral harm. Includes praise for steady subscribers and a Longman paints promotion with agent list.
Krishna Teachings and Unity of Religions from India
An essay on spiritual exchange between America and India highlighting Vivekananda and Baba Bharati. It emphasizes universal love as core to Krishna and Christ teachings, critiques later dogmas, and urges study of Krishna to renew pure religious ideals and peaceful brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
India
Vivakananda
Baba Bharati
Krishna
Mathoera
Bombay Presidency
New York
Christ
Earth
Looking Back on Past Faults and Follies
The piece debates retrospection as moral fuel or needless sorrow. It notes two camps praise for self-scrutiny and criticize it as gloom inducing, urging balanced reminiscence to stimulate hope and effort. It argues neither view is absolute truth and that wise reflection yields best results.
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Queen Anne's Railroad Company
Dana
Baltimore
Love Point
Stevensville
Chester
Narrows
Winchester
Walsey
Queenstowl
Met
Centreville
Ercee
Wren
Loh
Eeveeeses Owens
Eveeveees Oakley
Ellendale
W. D. Uhler
Willoughby
Downes
Soovess Pt Uckaece
Pases
OF Inter
Smith & Walls
Court House
Chickering, Mathusher
Bush & Gerts
Weaver
Ludwig
Second Han
Mason & Hamlin, Weaver and Carpenter
Wheeler & Wilson
JW. Wheatley
Maryland
R. T. Carter
Masonic Building
Denton
Aspe
Sevbibi
Wright
Lewis
A.crossett
Arbuckle’s Coffee
Florida Granges
Tarbell's
Porto Rico
Wilde
Pratt
Winfield R. Wright
Oliver and South Bend
Tilghman Harvey
Burrsville, MD
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Home
Delaware
Dover
Planters’ Mutual
Washington County
Gilbert Hagadone
Denton, Baryland
Journal Building
Denton, Md
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Browning
Hirt
the Journal
Anna Reeve Aldrich
Calvary
Longman & Martinez Pure
J. H. Nichols
R. M. Messick
Bethlehem
T. Harvey
Burrsville
J. Frank Ledoum
Preston
Life’s Mirror
Sind
Madeline S. Bri
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