Choice of Beliefs in Evangelical Unity and Family Harmony
A sermon urges unity among evangelical churches while stressing the primacy of saving souls over denominational preference. It compares church disagreement to Abram and Lot’s land choice, counsels spouses to attend where their partner will go, and advises allowing children to choose. The speaker warns against bitterness, extols gentler persuasion, and envisions a shared heavenly church beyond earthly divisions.
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Louis Etensch
Wassixetos
Tahnace
Abram
Atlantic Ocean
Jordan
Lot
The
Atram
America
Americus Vespucius
Columbia
Columbus
Christendom
Christ
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Erie Railroad
Penneylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Corinth
Campania
James River
Chesapeake
Charles
Duke of Burgundy
Earth
Deen Stanley
Westminster Abbey
al Sirat
Hell
Paradise
State of
New York
England
London
Zion Levy
Westminster Hotel
Parliament House
St. Margaret’s Chapel
Protession
Freeing a Domestic Eagle
A friend bred an eagle as a tame fowl then freed it. He released it on a garden wall where the eagle appeared to recall its wild past. The bird stretched its wings in prayer and thanksgiving before vanishing into the blue sky.
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Presbyterian
Frick's Rise to Wealth and Partnership with Carnegie
The article recounts Henry Frick's ascent from a Fayette County bookkeeper to a coal and coke magnate. It notes his 1878 panic era buyout, rapid expansion, and 1883 formation of Frick Coke with E. M. Ferguson, followed by a long partnership with Andrew Carnegie. It highlights his small stature, affability, generosity, and strong work ethic.
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Frick
Henry
Fayette County
E. M., Ferguson
Frick Coke Company
Andrew Carnegie
Preacher Repeats Sermons With Humble Reader
A noted preacher would have an ignorant but devout servant girl read his sermons before presenting them to his congregation. Her plea Please sir plain it a little was a recurring critique that he always heeded.
Professional Jealousy in a Horse's Wit
A Chicago Record item quips about a horse showing remarkable reasoning. The animal reportedly edged toward an automobile cab and kicked it, prompting a joke about its intelligence and jealousy. The brief anecdote captures a witty, curious episode in city life.
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Chicago
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