Tyndall and Mill on the Sabbath Question in 19th Century Debate
The article discusses John Tyndall and John Stuart Mill arguing for religious liberty in Sabbath observance. It contrasts Tyndall’s critique of strict Sabbatarian rules with Mill’s defense of individual liberty against law restricting Sunday work, noting historical contexts from Puritans to the Reformation and urging moderation in public policy. The piece cites Luther, Calvin, Knox, and Melanchthon to frame the controversy and advocate turning Sundays toward beneficial use rather than punitive constraints.
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John Knox
Berlin
Dresden
Scotland
Carlyle
Bagi
Sunday Society
John Stuart Mill
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No Horse Meat Sign Noted At Fort Wayne Shops
A Downtown Fort Wayne observer recalls a sign reading Norse Radish in a Main Street mart. He asked his boss if Americans eat horse meat and was told they do not, though the sign inspired a playful error in the local talk about meat naming.
Model lifeboat launching on eight imperator
The article describes advanced lifeboat control on the ocean liner Imperator. It details electrically operated derricks, rapid lowering from the upper deck, collapsible boats stacked between funnels, and a system to swing and launch boats within seconds. The Hamburg-American liner carries eighty four boats, including two high powered motor-boats with wireless telegraph sparking range over 200 miles.
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