Not what God gives but what He takes by Alice Cary
The verse reflects on divine discipline shaping the soul. It contrasts gifts with loss, suggesting hardship elevates conscience and reveals truth as a diamond light in life’s currents.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
The verse reflects on divine discipline shaping the soul. It contrasts gifts with loss, suggesting hardship elevates conscience and reveals truth as a diamond light in life’s currents.
Remarkable excerpts claim Lincoln opposed prohibition, asserting it harms temperance and interferes with personal liberty. The text argues prohibition attacks foundational principles, alleging it harms the weaker classes and censors freedom of speech.
Lyman Abbott argues the Biblical stance on prohibition favors liberty in Mr. Jesu s era. He notes John the Baptist avoided strict asceticism while Jesus drank wine at weddings and began his ministry with wine, presenting it as a delight for celebration rather than a vice.
A critical column mocks prohibition day drumbeat by Cardiff Gibbons and multiple bishops. It cites Thurston, noting counts of bishops in Episcopal and African Methodist churches to argue the movement's frivolity and political aims.
A fragmentary late 19th or early 20th century discourse cites Cardinal Gibbons Bishop Potter and Bishop Kerlee. The writer argues for broad prohibition despite other church figures and the Morning Mother of Blind Pigs. The text references twelve bishops in the African Methodist Church and questions the cited statements by church leaders.
A discussion on Alaska development appeals to investors and government to balance opening vast mineral wealth with corporate responsibility. Key voices include Morgan Guggenheim and press commentary urging cautious expansion, warning against corruption and reckless hubris while stressing Alaska as an empire awaiting its people.
The column argues over Senator Lorimer's innocence or guilt amid conflicting reports on his Senate seat. It urges thorough investigation, noting possible political reforms if corruption is proven, and hints that Chicago elites could be implicated. Andrew Carnegie comments on the West harboring the finest girls, a remark reflecting the era's tone.
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