Interling Conference Aims At World Religion Dialogue
A historical note outlines plans for a world fair interreligious gathering. It emphasizes examining each faith’s foundations and aims to foster understanding among major religious traditions, with the goal of publishing an accurate account of religion’s status worldwide. The committee calls for frank beliefs, noncontroversy, and English-language proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P McLaren
Council On Religions
Parliament of Religions
Juan
Fragmented prose and snippets of old time theatre life
A jumble of dialogue and monologue fragments recounts theater chatter, social observations, and comic exchanges. The text weaves references to photography controversy surrounding Chinese subjects, stray street conversations, and humorous asides about daily life and rules, all in a dated, newspaper-card tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Iternat Revelators
Bay of West Sear
Evey Chinaman
Psa Silvas
St Cowie
Miscellaneous 19th Century Notes and Anecdotes
A garbled collection of notices covers varied topics from medicine and sermons to art and public entertainments. It mentions Dr Hunner’s pamphlet, Rev A J Gordon satires, a portrait of a “tables” boy, Sir John Miller’s grandson in Scotland, Carl Rona the painter, Victor Hugo, Hiram Camp’s funding, and the enduring reach of American wheat in London. Also noted are Philadelphia stamps, Berlin tinware origins, and a Pennsylvania birding society report noting 1200 societies with substantial annual receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigia
Hunner
A. J. Gordon
Boston
John Milla
Scotland
Carl Rona
Wilder
London
Victor Hugo
Braseela
Batte-Feld
Waterloo
Himit
Europe
France
Hiram Camp
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Berlin
Tayness Earnburgh
Martha J. Coston
Washington
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Industrial Statiaton
Amer
Japan
China
Unclear old court tale ends in jail joke and a key escape note
Fragmented report recounts a petty case where Calvin Hunter and George Smith face charges for unpaid rates. A judge, sheriffs, and a jail sentence spark a humorous exchange about keeping a jail for one case. A passerby greets the judge with a misread line, prompting a wry reply about time served and silly economies.
A Local View of Gray Hair and The Constitution
A discussion on gray hair showing it as a local variation rather than a sign of aging decay. It cites medical authorities noting premature graying varies by individual, with life span and vigor often unchanged. The piece references Dr. Orbigny and Schopenhauer, noting mixed patterns across genders and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabe
Orbigny
South America
Schopenhauer
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Sewaren Een
Dows
Taro
Ioeaaren
Pete Preven
Peter Zinville
Don
Mason Co
HEND
Hether
88 OF Religions
Chicago
Ruigivas
Monte Cat
Eudom
Seite
Revel Cardinal ci and Feehan
Watts
Totte
Henry
Smithine
Wade
Dante
Ann Dante
Eliza Jane
Mr. Milas
Scott
Maria
Dome
Papi
Walter
Micas Casta
Sam
LAW and Custom
India
Centerien Aga
Calvin Hunter
Googe Smith
New Wilmington
Hidlter
Fan Smith
Denmark
Mambury
Gnito
Watertucket
Parton
Detrotty Shien
Scarters
Tonig
Drepgista
Perry Davis
A. Dickey Orvo CO
Bristol, Tenn
Lairette
Sclairet
Icash
Fen
Okacu
Ade
Pet
Nema
Sera
ASK Ton
Douglas’ Sho
Jersey
Wek
Douglas
Ladi
C. B. Judd
Helete
Fil Drugois
Judd Electa
Detroit Exposition
Blackwell's
Bull Durham
Tareprs
Siness Eeollege
Ula
Peks
Blackwell
Durham Tobacco CO
Durham
N.C
Esterbroon
Hes
Syamats
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