Mend Your Nets Sermon on Patience Faith and Unity
In a May service, Dr. Talmage urges fishermen of faith to mend their nets rather than clash. He cites Galilean disciples, faith as thread, patience, kindness, and shared work to save millions. urges staying in the church boat and casting nets broadly to land souls.
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Might Stand In with the Banker on Cass Avenue
A shady man tries to borrow umbrellas from a Cass Avenue resident in Detroit. He carries a bank official card and promises return, but the woman doubts him and declines. The piece ends noting a local custom about seeing a son only when he is grown.
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Live Wires Warnings From Philadelphia Preys
A Philadelphia Preys column offers blunt safety guidance on electric wires. It cautions against touching fallen lines, stresses insulated gear for line workers, and warns laypeople not to handle wiring or lamps without precautions.
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SOD BLESS THE POSTMASTER Story of 2 Missing Letter
The Philadelphia Inquirer recounts how a destitute young woman received a missing $20 letter after Post Office staff, led by a practical secretary, traced and retrieved the parcel. The moment prompted tears and a moral about the post office as a learning ground for humanity.
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Alpine Flowers Flourish on Alaska Glacier Slopes
Israel C. Russell describes vast flower-rich meadows along the Malaspina Glacier in southern Alaska, where summer blooms carpet terraces and lower slopes. He notes perpetual winter near timber line, avalanche risks, and stark contrasts with snow and ice covered cliffs, contrasting lush bloom with barren high peaks.
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