Temperance Dept and Alcohol Nutrition Findings
A temperance summary cites New Jersey remarks on alcohol policing and distribution. It notes Kansas prison figures, state jail populations, and quotes from Dr Wiley and nutrition chiefs denying alcohol as a food source while acknowledging beer's limited nutritive value at extreme intake.
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Association Prohibition Presa
Department of Agriculture
Tero
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Chief of Nutrition Investigations
Jesus the Healer and the Leper Cure Sermon Notes
A religious teaching piece recounts Jesus healing a leper from Matthew and highlights mission stories from India and other nations. It blends biblical references with leprosy maps, hospital efforts, and the call to prayer and giving to aid leprosy patients and leper colonies.
Leprosy and compassion in missionary tales
The passage discusses how missionary children sometimes play with leprosy sufferers and how Jesus loved and aided the lepers. It mentions telling the Bible story of the leper to children, but omits Miss Francis as too sad and incomprehensible for them.
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Christias
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Infanta
Jesus
Mayea
Han
Earth
Louis
Allahabad
India
China
Ceylon
Burma
Siam
Japan
Korea
Sumatra
Philippine Islands
South America
Culion
United States
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
Molokai
Malaysia
Iceland
England
Francis
Letter of Advice From Dickens to His Son in School
Mamie Dickens presents a letter from Charles Dickens to his son written in school. The note urges perseverance, kindness, humility, and personal prayer, praising a life of freedom suited to the son, and stresses duty, Christian faith, and loyal fatherly love as guiding principles.
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Mamie Dickens
Charles Dickens
Laadies’ Home Journal
Tam
Character Pots and the Scullery Maid
A boarding house scullery maid chats with T about character pots. The girl explains she polishes pots to build character, calling them character pots and insisting shiny gleams help personal growth. T reflects on meeting a real heroine in daily chores and urges turning duties into character pots.
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Alice
Miss Mary
Hast
West
Worth All It Costs A Robuste Christian Discipline
The piece urges deep spiritual discipline and costly perseverance to attain Christlike character. It contrasts easy comforts with the furnace of trial, citing Bunyan and Bunyan’s Pilgrim as examples. It warns self indulgence as a sin of the times and emphasizes obeying Christ and renouncing sins to endure crosses on the road to heaven.
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Christ
Heaven
John Bunyan
Celestial City
Cuyler
Read the Bible: A Sermon by Dr. Burrell in 4 Steps
Reverend D J Burrell argues for reading the Bible honestly and systematically, urging open minded study, critical inquiry, practical application, and reliance on the Holy Spirit. He frames scripture as the lamp for life, guiding believers toward faith, conduct, and ultimate salvation.
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Augustine
Monica
Rome
Tolle, Leget
Hook
Dan
Philarch
Shakespeare
Josep
Moses
Midian
Spenser
Tuke
Esther
Ruth
Christ
Mr. Moody
Daniel Webster
Overcoming Sin Through Righteousness and Charity
A devotional urging to replace sin with Christlike virtue. Practice patient speech, generosity, mercy to the poor, and prayer for wrongdoers. Fill the soul with the influence of Christ so no room remains for evil, and grow toward his likeness by beholding the wholly lovely. Selected.
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Danial
Nebuchadnezzar
Christ
The Fortunate Man in a Spiritual Portrait
A devotional piece depicts a fortunate man born in Rebirth and living in Constancy. He works in Industry yet practices self denial, humility, and Christlike justice. He seeks heavenly mindfulness, prayer, adoration, and Gospel obedience for true peace and eternal splendor.
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Christ
Christianity as China’s awakening mold for a new civilization
Bishop Bashford argues that Christianity arrived too early to wake China but now will shape one quarter of humanity. He cites three light-lit truths: China’s sleep beyond Christian arrival, God’s watchful restraint and praise, and Christianity offering molds for a new civilization.
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China
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