Dannebrog Legend and Methodist Union Deliberations
A fragment from a historical note recounts the Dannebrog legend with Archbishop Andrew and King Valdemar as central figures and mentions the enduring white cross flag. It then surveys church union talk among Methodists in England and related missions funding and governance debates, including Andover creed questions and the Armour Mission in Chicago led by J D McCord.
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Florence Peacock
Valdemar
Lund
Denmark
Dannebrog
Academy
England
Methodist New Connexion
Methodist Times
Weslyan
New Connexion
the Times
Prudential Committee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
New Haven News
Board of Legacies
Hume
College
Bulgaria
United States
New Amour
Chicago
Scudder
Thirtythird
Dearbon
Congregationalist
Plymouth Mission
J. H. Hollister
Plymouth Church
J. F. Armour
Philip Armour
J. D. McCord
The Reality of Cold Versus Heat
An Indianapolis Journal piece argues that cold feels real despite scientific claims that cold is the absence of heat. It compares practical pain from cold mornings to philosophical notes on relativity, urging readers to acknowledge cold as a genuine quantity felt by individuals.
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Indianapolis Journal
United States
Scientific American
Canada
England
France
Germany
Patent Office
Mann 4Co
Ihs
Ned
Munn & Co
Scientific Americas
Broadway
New York
Diet and Exercise Guidelines by Professor Laflin
The New York Mail and Express reports on Professor J. M. Laflin detailing training rules. He warns against morning exercise on an empty stomach and advocates a light breakfast after sunrise, proper cooling, and gradual rest. He also critiques rare meat and offers height to weight guidelines for athletic proportion.
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J. M. Laflin
Maxwell
New York Mail and Express
New Coal Formation Theory M. De Grand Bury Proposes
A French journalist notes M. De Grand Bury challenges the idea that coal comes from large trees and shrubs. He argues coal beds arose from naptha and bituminous petroleum forming under heat and dampness from aquatic vegetation. The theory, if true, could also explain petroleum and asphalt origins.
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M. de Grand Bury
Boston
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