Gospel soldiered ranks and posts of danger
The Talmage sermon urges Christians to enlist in Christ's army, take their posts of danger and duty, and not desert embattled workers. It likens faithful service to front-line sacrifice, cites Spanish American War riders, and defends persevering Sunday school workers amid church friction. It evokes Dr. Bernado, Florence Crittenton, Livingstone, and Carey as gospel heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Wolfie
Chiren
Cuba
Washington
Tampa
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Army
Christ’s Army
Jess Christ
Brit
Christian Solder
Dr. T. J. Bernardo
London Newsboy
Charlen N. Crittenton
Florence Crittenton
Livingstone
Africa
Carey
India
Barber shop changes hands in Marshall building
John Selig of George and Selig barbers buys partner George's share and will run the shop alone as Mr. George plans a western move. Also a pitch urges savings at First National Bank of Indiana at three percent and advertises two 70 to 76 acre farms near Hesbon with coal rights, inquires directed to John A. Dies of Hesbon, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Selig
George & Selig
Marshall Building
George
West
Pittsburg
First National Bank of Indiana
Cakar
Hesbbon
Blacklick
John A. Dies
Heshbon
Cor. Phila
Tenth Streets
Indiana
NEW PIONEERS OF MINING AND THE PROSPECTOR
The shift from placer to lode mining continues in Alberta Alaska and the Northwest Territories with hydrailve mining and gold dredging. Capital led ventures replace the old grubstake era as mining becomes more scientific, global, and capital driven. The era of the lone prospector fades as educated experts advance the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Alaska
Northwest Territories
Bret Marie
Siberia
Asia
South America
Africa
Globe
Hope
Senator Cockrell's Leaf Apples Comedy
A Missouri senator repeats a joke about apples for a page delivering a note. The page buys and eats two apples, thinking they reward delivery. The senator laughs at the harmless prank and moves on. Also brief samples note shifts in bible wording, illustrating twentieth century paraphrase trends and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Union
Senate
Not a Prima Facie Talent, A New York Man
The New York Tribune quotes Rev. George C. Lorimer recounting a Boston Tremont temple incident. Lorimer listens at a lecture hall and exchanges opinions with a respectful janitor, who juries the lecturer as good but not outstanding and notes he is a New York man. The anecdote underscores perceptions of talent and origin according to the janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George C. Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Boston
Progresa
Introspective Oxford Plots New Education for Learners
The author argues Oxford must adopt a different education scheme to avoid becoming a stagnant backwater. If it fails, it may lose influence and fail to attract scholars, risking obsolescence as a historic anachronism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
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Dr. King
New Life Pilla
Daugherty Bros
Sickenberger & Co
Homer City
E. Green's
Plumville
Indiana Carriage CO
Railroad Avenue
Indiana, PA
Tenth and
Philadelphia Streets
J. C. Conner
Prof. McDougall
Philadelphia Street
Irving
East
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Oliver
Empire
James L. Culp
Inorana, Pa
John F. Steving
Sutton
P. S
Indiana County
Vogel Bros
The
Tatliors
Church Street
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