Infidel attack on Christianity spurs defense of revelation
The piece argues that reason and senses cannot unveil divine mysteries and that true understanding of revelation comes through the Holy Spirit. It contrasts infidelity with biblical faith, urging critics to test Christianity by conscience and gospel, not mere logic.
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Nalare
Elbie
Webster
Cicero
Plato
St Paul
1 Corinth
God
Christ
John XIV
Johnny Appleseed and the Primitive Christian Image
The article recalls Johnny Appleseed as a figure of quiet humor and resilience, living like primitive Christians. A barefoot sermon in Mansfield ends with his coffee sack garb shaming a pompous preacher. He sowed dog fennel seeds to combat malaria, unintentionally spreading a weed that became a longstanding Ohio farmers’ grievance.
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Johnny
Ohio
Mansfield
Gance
Pennsylvania
Johnny Appleseed
Paper Clothing Gains Ground in Civilized Nations
An early discussion notes paper as a versatile fabric developed from a blend of animal and vegetable fibers. It describes how pulped materials are made into sewable, strong cloths for table linens, napkins, dresses, and curtains, with elaborate petticoats and stamped patterns rivaling linen. It mentions German paper napkins and similar products entering use.
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Mrs. Brown
Mre. Brown
Mre Bown
Letus
Scribner’s Monthly
Germany
Paper products and inexpensive fabrics for clothing and coverings
The article notes felted paper is durable and cheap, suitable for lace and trimming, with imitation leather from the same material being water resistant and usable for furniture coverings and belts. It mentions China and Japan using paper clothing, with a vapor coat costing ten cents and a full suit about twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Papers With Foreign Bowels Criticizes Half Sheet Newspapers
Col Albert Clark denounces cheaply produced half sheets sold to country offices. He argues such papers recycle older news, push party bias, lack local relevance, and defraud advertisers and subscribers. The piece also contrasts this with genuine journalism and notes broader human solidarity in crises.
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Albert Clark
St. Albans
Barnum
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