Men and Women on the Witness Stand in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburg Dispatch surveys whether women are less trustworthy on oath, recording opinions from Mrs. Enoch Rauh and several lawyers who defend women's credibility while acknowledging emotional bias. They contrast Dr. William H. Taylor’s claim with examples of female honesty, noting only one known case of deliberate perjury by a woman and urging equal scrutiny of both sexes.
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Ittsburg
William H. Taylor
Virginia
State Medical College of
Mary Heaton Vorse
Beal
Pittsburg
Enoch Rauh
Council of Jewish Women
Suzanne Beatty
Samuel A. Ammon
Taylor
Miss Beatty
Campbell
Clarion
the Commonwealth
Franklin P. Iams
Iams
Methods of Fishing for Men by Rev Dixon
A sermon outlines Jesus methods of soul winning through crowds, personal talks, and public preaching. It compares fish behavior to outreach strategies, urging tact, courage, and tailored approaches for different personalities and social settings. The piece links everyday work to spiritual vocation, urging readers to translate their trades into fishing for men.
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Jesus
Hell
Milton
God
Nicodemus
Saul of
Tarsua
Edward Payson
Jonathan Edwards
Smith
R. A. Torrey
Billy Sunday
Christ
Phidias Thaa
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Mrs. Enoch Rauh
Barmuel A. Ammon
Columbian Council of Jewish Women
A. C. Dixon
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