Teaching Parliamentary Law and Society Gossip Mix
A tour through varied topics details Nanette B. Paul introducing a debatable motions teaching method at Washington College of Law, while society columnists discuss charity balls, prudent money talks before marriage, friendships, rest cures, and fashion notes from sailors and Paris gowns.
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Nanette B. Paul
Washington
BD. C
Paul
Washington College of Law
District Bar
Munsey
New York Sun
The Value of Keeping Up Friendships for Young Wives
The article argues against isolating homemakers after marriage and childbirth. It warns that women with no outside interests risk narrowness and unhappiness, while maintaining friendships requires effort but preserves happiness and social support during troubles.
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Deo
Unconditional Service in Christian Life and Work
The sermon argues Jesus’ call to follow now and serve universally, not renounce life. It stresses that Christianity is daily, practical, and requires immediate obedience, with no excuses for neglecting family, work, or civic duties. The heart and life must align with Christ’s ideals to advance the Kingdom of God.
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New York Press
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gordon H. Eggleston
Greene Avenue
Begteston
Jesus
Hach
Goodby
Kingdom of God
Hell
Christ Lfe
Kingdom of Love
Iarry
Bnel
Jesus Christ
Christ
Brotherhood of Man
Gipsy Smith Recalls Childhood Bible Moment in Brooklyn
The speaker recalls receiving a Bible as a child, reading it under improvised shelter, and praying to feel its spirit before he could read. He urged listeners to maintain a prayerful attitude to serve God and humanity, describing how talking to God shaped his life and ministry.
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Gipsy Smith
Brooklyn
Bold Bad Men and the Fear to Break Commandments
A stark反 line contrasts fear of walking under a ladder with bold defiance of divine commandments, reflecting moral duty and social scrutiny. The quotation suggests hypocrisy and courage in confronting taboos, highlighting tension between superstition and ethics.
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God
How they got there by resting on the road to heaven
A reflective piece argues that many residents of hell arrived there by choosing rest over effort on the path to heaven. It emphasizes consequences of passive choices and urges active pursuit of virtue.
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New York Tribune
Hell
Heaven
Gathering of 511 NYU graduates announced
A New York University commencement lists 511 graduates. Major railway bonds worth 60 million dollars were approved by Union Pacific directors. Theodore Roosevelt plans a April 1909 Cairo trip with his son Kermit to hunt in Africa. The Boxer indemnity funds may support U S education in China. A White House note mentions possible receiver action against Chicago Consolidated Tracton Co. and Jerome case charges are sent to Governor Hughes.
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New York University
Union Pacific Railroad
W. J. Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Cologne
N. P. Linevitch
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
New York City
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
White House
Roosevelt
Cairo
Kermit
Africa
Paris
M. Crupps
United States
Central Trust Company
Chicago Consolidated Tracton Company
Chicago Railways Company
Jerome
King Committee
Hughes
New York
Soldier recruitment declines amid low pay and disillusionment
The Army loses able-bodied men as low wages and waning glory deter enlistment. A peacetime soldier critic notes officers lacking patriotism and democracy push soldiers toward subservience, with limited liberty and no clear path to protest.
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Dancing
G. H. Eggleston
Franklin Sansom
the Democrat’s Clubbing List
National Stockman
Farmer and Democrat
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Commoner and Democrat
New York Daily World
Democrat
New York Sunday World
World
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
Pittsburg Evening Sun
Pittsburg Evening Telegraph
Mail
the Democrat
Church Street
Indiana
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
J. Mood Clark
Marshall Building
David Blair
Philadelphie Street
John N. Banks
Offee
Banks Building
Todianba
I’a
John H. Pierge
Omes
Cunningham Building
Philadelphia
Aires
John H. Hill
Farmer's Bank
Court Place
Ladison, Pa
W. Fee
Wiice
George J. Feit
Abiegel Busines
M. Co. Watson
Rooma
H. Tome
Vienna
Clity
Myenty
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