Why Men Need Churches A Sermon By Archbishop Ireland
The article reports Archbishop Ireland's dedicatory sermon at the Cathedral of Epiphany Sioux City Iowa on the value of churches to human life. It notes his address on religion as a universal instinct, the house of prayer, and morals grounded in God, urging belief in divine law and the sustaining power of religion for hope.
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Cathedral of Epiphany
Sioux City
St. Paul
Treland
Archhighop
Tabernacles
Earth
Church
House of Prayer
India
Villege
Java
Miggu Ie
Ecatteri
Wen
Heaven
House of Hope
Ana
Heaven, Religion, and America United for Prosperity
A speaker argues that heaven motivates human effort and that religion is the nation’s foundation. He contrasts the uplifting power of Jupiter and Minerva with agnosticism and urges America to embrace Jesus to sustain moral strength and national prosperity. He warns against neglecting churches and emphasizes religion as a driver of social growth.
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America
Rome
Jupiter
Minerva
Jesus
Bumps Head to Win Post
In Munele Indiana a 21 year old copilot named William Jolson sought enlistment. After failing height by a fraction he reappeared claiming error. He later exceeded height by a small amount and reportedly bumped his head to enlarge his measurement for service.
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Munele
Ind
William Jolson
B. E. Cummings
Omcer
Johnson
Bloomington couples wed on lonely rural road at dawn
Thomas Easterprook and Miss Tussle King of Champaign county married early yesterday on a dark country road at the eastern edge of McLegan county after a ten mile drive. Guests joined them for a wedding supper at dawn. Foley's Honey and Tar pitched by Drei & Bro.
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Bloomington
Ill
Marriad
Studebaker Considers Senate Run in Indiana
Clem Studebaker, wealthy South Bend manufacturer, may seek the United States Senate seat if Vice President Fairbanks is elected. He expects strong support from this part of Indiana and plans to decide soon to launch a bid if the incumbent senator advances to the vice presidency.
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South Bend
Ind
Clem Studebaker
United States Senate
Fairbanks
Studebaker
Something for Nothing in Altgeld Book Draws Moral Taint
The Union Signal notes former Gov. Altgeld’s new book The Cost of Something for Nothing explores the liquor trade. It cites profits in brewing and distilling, luxury wealth of brewers, and the moral ruin seen in the industry, arguing the business harms the weak and corrupts societies.
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John P. Altgeld
America
Salvation Army Protest Against Liquor Saloons
An editorial argues liquor saloons demoralize families and communities and urges moral action. It cites the need for visible symbols like ribbons and uniforms to deter temptation, noting a sailor’s hospital case after pledges. General Booth’s remark about devils fleeing a soldier in uniform is recalled.
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Gen. Booth
Lha Salvation Army
Unchristian Conduct and Tainted Remedies Warn Readers
A National Advocate column denounces a government selling a poison monopoly to 250000 people and predicting ruin through addiction, crime, and mass deaths. It brands such actions as unchristian while promoting Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cold remedy sold by Dreier. The Angola fair is expected to be held next week.
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Nut
Saya
Stimulants and The Hidden Toll on Health
The article warns stimulants are increasingly used to shake off fatigue and start the day, but they rob digestion and heart function, leading to chronic dyspepsia and eventual decline. It likens stimulant use to draining capital and compares it to a failing business, urging rest over artificial energy.
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Claas
Nature
Temperance News and Quotes From The Canadian Pioneer
A collection of temperance notes citing Beecher, Lincoln and other authorities. Ontario municipalities banning saloons, Robroville Maryland court ruling, and a remark by Lord Coleridge on crime and drink. Includes tributes from The Moderata Drinker and John J Abel M D.
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Henry Ward Beechar
D. D
Oregon
G. W. Bungay
Robreville
Crimea
Coleridge
Supreme Court of England
England
John J. Abel
Johns Hopkins University
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Fort Wayne & Southwestern Teaction Company
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Lagro
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