Belief in Life and the Future in Caswell Sermon
The sermon argues belief in God and the future sustains patience in suffering and hope in despair. It credits faith with inspiring major writers and inventors, contrasts faith with materialism, cites Christ’s resurrection as central, and frames life as a journey toward a transcendent home beyond earthly limits.
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Elief
Edwin _W. Caswell
Tris
Seanas
Moses
Homer
Virgil
Danga Neethe
Bunyan
Milton
Nerovs
Socrates
Galileo
Copernicus
Newton
Fariday
Watt
Fulton
Morse
Holliof
Yosemite
Tereas
Min
Hope Against Hope in Christian Faith and Courage
A sermon excerpt extols hope as a divine command and universal remedy. It argues that faith urges active hope against despair, citing Romans and Christian history, and asserts that hope empowers resilience, restoration, and redemption despite adversity.
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Romans Tv
Paul
God
Our Neighbors by Rev Swengel Offers Home Mission Outreach
A church essay urges faithful neighbors to aid local and national missions. It stresses loving thy neighbor, sharing the gospel, supporting missionaries, and avoiding theft or denial of God’s gifts. It calls for missionary meetings, personal example, earnest prayer, and generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Swengel
God
Jeremiah
Senator Beveridge Weds Katherine Eddy in Berlin Ceremony
United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana married Miss Katherine Eddy in Berlin at the ambassador’s residence. The ceremony was simple with few relatives and embassy staff present. Messages of congratulation came from President Roosevelt and many political figures. Beveridge, once the Senate’s youngest member, rose from humble beginnings in Ohio to a prominent career after attending DePauw University and studying law.
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Sen Ga' Es Ix
Katherine Eddy
Chris
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Berlin
United Sates Ambassa
Fednesday
Augustus NI. Eddy
Chicago
Botter
Spectator
Ohio
Iadorer
Depauw University
Indianapolis
Beverdge
Katherine Langlale
Greencastle
Ind
Danish King’s Iceland Policy Outlined At Merkinvik Banquet
King Frederick announced a commission to draft legislation to defund Iceland’s constitutional governance while preserving the realm, as reports from London note Harmsworth papers settled libel suits for 125000 dollars and 250000 in another case. Belfast tensions rise as 6000 troops are summoned amid dockers strike and coal shortages.
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Frederick
Denmark
Merkinvik
Iceland
London
Daily Mail
Even- 4Ox News
Harmsworth
W. HH
Lever
Liverpool
Sn Sapology
Joseph Watson & Sons
Leeds
Belfast
Ireland
Holy War in Casablanca and Greek Steamship Arrival
A report describes Moroccan coastal violence near Casablanca with French and Spanish naval fire and threats of massacre against Christians. It also notes the Greek ship Moraitis arriving in New York, claiming to be the first Grecian passenger liner to visit the city, with 6,000 tons and 14 knot speed.
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Qine
Greece
United States
New York Harbor
Moraitis
Hellenic Trans-Atlantic Line
New York
Short Meter Sermons on Self Sacrifice and Society
Brief reflections urge self sacrifice to reveal the best self and argue sympathy and passing goodwill cement social bonds. The text notes dignity in humanity, warns against vanity, and suggests careful restraint in indulging personal cares.
French and Spanish Cruisers Open Fire on Casablanca
The French Admiral orders 150 sailors ashore from Galilee to protect the French consulate as Casablanca and surrounding villages are bombarded by French and Spanish warships. Moorish tribesmen fire on troops, with several French officers and sailors reported killed. Reinforcements rally as tribesmen resist what they deem an invasion.
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Casablanca
Shich
Moroceno
Rivbat
Sexrport
Galilee
Tangier
Don Alvaro de Bazan
Fatal Jacketed Murder by Son of Mother in Nebraska Reform School
Calif McCoy, an eleven year old Indian youth from Rock County, confessed to killing his widowed mother with a revolver after she whipped him. He described planning the act to take place in the field, saying she had punished him unjustly and he finally carried out the threat. He received a ten year sentence in a Lincoln Nebraska reform school.
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begZan
Lincoln
Calif McCoy
Calif
Rock County
Rae Calif
Second Coal Famine Threaten Northwest In Winter
Prominent Cleveland fuel shippers warn of a severe coal famine that could grip the Northwest during the counting winter. They blame railroad shortages and strike closures for insufficient coal shipments amid high demand.
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Upper Lake Iuts
V. Yeemen
Upper Lakes
Ohio
Upper Lake
Lakes
Northwest
Cleveland
Opinions of Press on Standard Oil Fine Across Papers
Multiple newspapers weigh in on Judge Landis 1 million dollar fine against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Editorials debate law, justice, and the impact on big business and public policy. Reactions range from supporting deterrence to concerns over consumer costs and enforcement.
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Standard-Oil-Fine
Philadelphia Press
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Supreme Court
Landis
Chicago Post
Chicago Inter Ocean
Detroit Free Press
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
St. Louis Republic
She Oil Trust
Haltimore Sun
Rockefeller
New York World
Ietter
New York Tribune
Prohibition Bill Passes Georgia Senate as House Sent
Summary of editorials noting Georgia senate passage of the prohibition bill largely as sent from the house. Also mentions a Marysville dig uncovering Spanish coins and various opinions on oil trust cases and federal court limits, with quotes from major newspapers.
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Sparks
Georgia Senate
House
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Mal Larenanes
Itv Outrage
Jeeart Ingersoll
Jon
Jesus
Benator Beveriidge
Albert
Beveridge
Senior, Albert J? Beverlidges
Moorish City
Casablinca
Morocco
Africa
Allah
Mohammed
Atlantic Ocean
Harrow Street
Shell & City
Marysville
N. B
San Francisco
Horton
Edward R. Taylor
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