Jealousy as the rage and ruin of a man
In a Chicago sermon based on Proverbs vi34 Rev. F De Witt Talmage denounces jealousy as a maddening monomania. He likens it to insanity, cites historic jealousies from Saul to Moody, and argues sin as its root. He urges readers to counteract jealousy by emulating Christ and helping rivals rather than destroying them.
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Andrew Carnegie Helps Cottage Roof Saver Tale
A story recounts Andrew Carnegie meeting a cottage cottager near Skibo. Carnegie offers fifty pounds to cover a thatch roof, then retracts payment after learning the true price. The tale contrasts charity with mis judgment at the castle. A second joke recalls detectives coaxing a confession after a long rail trip and a cigar.
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