Need for Stronger Church Authority in Ministry
A historic sermon argues the church must outlive faults and grow aggressive amid external opposition and internal sloth. It warns against excessive personal liberty and calls for renewed conviction, statecraft, and possibly leadership changes to restore decisive, divinely sanctioned ministry.
Judaism as Positive Life Attitude vs Christian Negativity
The text contrasts Hindu Nirvana and Christian life as preparation for an afterlife with Judaism’s emphasis on the value of this world. It argues Judaism finds meaning in both pain and blessings, guided by a comprehensive Jewish law to justify living fully despite persecution, enabling vitality today.
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Conflict of Interests Driving Rift Between England and America
The article warns that England and the United States are drifting toward open opposition over freedom of the seas, risking war unless they settle the issue. It cites disputes over neutral commerce, wartime navigation rights, and past conference failures, praising Dr Nicholas Murray Butler for proposing recognition of a blockade as a punitive measure.
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America
Lincoln
Nicholas Murray Butler
United States
Americans Defend Nation Against Dollar Chaser Charge
In the wake of World War I, a speaker argues Americans are not greedy but generous. He recalls the occupation period after November 11, 1918, praising United States troops and the public for charity to the oppressed in Germany. He cites friendly receptions for Bremen flyers as proof of goodwill.
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United States
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Germany
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Education's limits on humanity in modern America
The piece argues that education alone does not guarantee human enrichment. It critiques the rush toward expansive university growth and suggests that mere schooling cannot ensure virtue, truth, or lasting testimony to the reality of God in life.
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America
Brooklyn
Hitel Alley
God
Motorman Falls Asleep In Electric Car Incident
A motorman in Concord N G dozed in his electric car after a passenger entered at a junction point. The car sat idle as other lines cleared. The passenger spoke, startling the motorman who admitted he had fallen asleep.
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N. G
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Quote on honesty and theft by a contrite speaker
The speaker argues patience with proofs of merit is futile and claims honesty was pursued not for virtue but necessity. He asserts a potent thief once claimed honesty, while the speaker paid to support his cause, implying potential theft if not.
Cables to Cut Rocks With Sand Abrasive Feed
A long steel cable fed with wet sand carves through rock, creating a new quarry fin. Tiny sand grains act as abrasives, drilling the rock face at an unprecedented rate.
Not Their Evening Off
Mrs A-Dreadfully sorry you and your husband couldn’t come to my dinner party. Mrs B-I was so disappointed, but our cook had company unexpectedly and she needed us to fill out the card tables.
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Code Defies Experts Invented In England
A typewriter that creates a cryptogram impossible to solve without a key has been invented in England. The machine allows writing a coded message that could defy the greatest brains in the world.
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England
Epoch Name of Larnsvudian Age in European Prehistoric Archaeology
The term Epoch Gave Name to Epoch the Larnsvudian epoch marks a period in European prehistory tied to the boundary near the Grenze age. It derives from the ancient station of Larnand extending toward the Jura mountains.
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Jura
In the Air
A Life magazine quote recalls a tense moment aboard a plane as a passenger fears an unwanted kiss. The exchange reveals a fear of kissing occurring in air travel and hints at unfamiliarity with such intimacy.
Sailing Ship Route Distance by Sovereign of the Seas
A note describes the Sovereign of the Seas covering a voyage from New York to San Francisco. The ship logged a distance of 4287 miles, attributed to its sailing path on a cross ocean journey.
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Sovereign of the Seas
New York
San Prancisco
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