A Mistake of Modern Teachers and the Value of Education
A reflective piece argues teachers are the world’s great benefactors across East and West. It cites Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Socratic method, Buddha, Confucius, and Jesus as archetypal educators who taught with authority and depth. It warns modern schooling often substitutes mere amusement for discipline, mistaking entertainment for learning.
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Britain
United States
Europe
Plato
Aristotle
Arstotle
Socrates
Athens
Israel
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Euripides
China
Confucius
Jesus
Greater than temple worship a sermon on sacred space
A preacher argues that worship is not tied to the temple but to the worshiper. Christ’s primacy over the temple is shown by his removal of hindrances to worship. The speaker urges God can be found anywhere, not just in church, and that sacred space is created by devotion wherever one is.
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Garfield
Hopkins
Henry
Yellow Journals
Christ
Germany
Rock Taland
Is a Postal Currency Desirable
Thomas L James argues in favor of expanding postal currency beyond First Class Offices. He notes existing postal currency, praises the post office as a large financial operator, and asserts practicality, calling for a network of post offices at crossroads to issue and handle money orders.
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New York Post Office
A Strange Profession of Jewish Story Tellers in London
A London piece outlines the rise of the marshallik, Jewish story tellers who entertain at weddings, births, and confirmations. They perform stories rhymes and songs, collect tips, and often earn substantial weekly incomes from shops and private events. It notes a diverse group including a celebrated female teller, a former dormitory yarn-spinner who became a sought after tacontenr, and others who profit from festive demand.
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London
Marshallike
Marshallik
Incredibly hot lava conductors defy normal cooling
A strange report notes lava retains heat astonishingly, with a remarkable conductor called Lawi. It is said you could walk on lava flows while still glowing red hot, as heat remains in the melt even as it cools.
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Lawi
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