War no more sermon voices thoughtful men's chorus
A historical sermon urging peace voices from many thoughtful figures on war’s futility and the desire for lasting harmony across nations and communities.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
6
A historical sermon urging peace voices from many thoughtful figures on war’s futility and the desire for lasting harmony across nations and communities.
A May day sermon in Los Angeles links universal peace to education and moral leadership. The speech praises Christian statesmen, schoolteachers, and mission work as the path to disarmament, urges teaching the arts of peace in schools, and commends institutions and figures promoting intergroup harmony and justice.
A dated reflection discusses why men cry at church and questions mutual interest in attire between husbands and wives. The piece emphasizes gendered expectations and social norms of emotion in religious settings.
A Baptist Sunday school commentary on Revelation chapter 1 emphasizes Jesus Christ’s eternal lordship as Alpha and Omega. It urges readers to read seek and heed the book, explore John’s vision in Patmos and the Christ who stands among seven churches and holds authority over history.
The market summary details May wheat trading in 1905 with Chicago, Minneapolis, and Duluth showing volatile moves. Prices reach new highs in Chicago and Minneapolis, then ease. April and June futures trade with varied gains. Reports of European demand, speculative activity, and weather influence frame a tense global wheat picture as nations adjust to shifting supplies.
The Winnipeg market shows higher activity with oat chop up by $1 and mixed barley and oat chop also higher. Other lines steady. Millfeed bran and oilcake priced per ton. oats prices listed for No 2 white and No 3 grades with feed varieties.
A Toronto item reports the post office at Ottawa sent a circular to messenger services asking for core business details. The Post Office holds exclusive rights to letter delivery and aims to curb these services, potentially boosting postal delivery business nationwide.
A London special notes Canada emerging as a competitor to the United States in West Indies trade. It cites grievances over subsidized contracts and insufficient steamers to meet freight needs, warning that prompt delivery offers may shut out produce shipments.
A Montreal notice announces Bell Telephon e holders may subscribe for an additional 1 share of stock at 125 par, raising up to 8 000. The company has issued about 1 000 000 in the past year as its business rapidly grows and requires capital outlay.
A London cable reports Earl Derby praising Canadian farmers as ahead of Britons in dairy practices. He lauds the system where milk and dairy products from districts go to a common factory, are weighed and tested, and profits are shared among cooperating farmers.
An Orilla dispatch states Symington of Atherley is charged with manslaughter over the death of 11 year old Russell Penley from alcohol poisoning after drinking whiskey from a bottle given by Symington. The warrant followed by William Penley, the boy's father.
Seismic activity across Europe caused widespread damage in Montenegro and nearby areas. Reports indicate collapsed houses in Seatart Albanat with hundreds displaced or injured and several fatalities. Authorities warn of ongoing aftershocks and possible volcanic signs in the region.
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