Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you
Dr Talmage argues for a gospel of mutual care to solve labor disputes. He condemns the profit motive as a driver of conflict and urges Christian charity between capital and labor, using household ethics and biblical precedent to call owners to fair treatment and shared burdens.
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Peatisiares
Cate
Tarbes
Tare
Lehal
Ted
Pete Wil
Wees
Pete
Liv Solare
Victor Hugo
Ater
Shylock
Antonio
Parti
Sam
Joerer
Seadota
Van
God
Plito
Proserpine
Supply and Demand
Allegheny Mountains
Henry Clay
Washington
Dawson City Climate and Resources Describe Arctic Settlement
The article notes Dawson City's latitude far south of Blammerfest with winter lows around 23 degrees below zero and summer highs near 84. It describes barley rye and other crops possible, abundant white spruce timber with two foot diameters, and salmon-filled streams supporting a seasonal fishing rush as miners exercise prudence to avoid starvation.
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Dawson City
Blammerfest
Kiondike
Pacific
Witty Maxims On Fame and Matrimony Exchange
A clipped paragraph of quips contrasts marriage, reputation, and success. It riffs on divorce court exposes, old maid matrimony, and the rise of a cautious artist who can cash a bank check. The tone is playful and aphoristic with social satire.
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Ares
Reflections on bachelor life and love in old columns
A compilation of humorous reflections on relationships from The New York Press and Indianapolis Journal. It contrasts rugged road wisdom with social quirks, noting men seek gold for wives and women’s rivalries mirror petty city life. A sociologist's quip about immeasurable longings adds a light comic tag.
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Ovels
Alaska
New York Press
Cigarette Question Tests Public Health Credibility
A Washington Star exchange shows a mother pressing a trust magnate for a candid view on cigarette health effects. He replies that harm depends on whether one smokes or sells, framing the issue around usage and commerce.
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Wrashington Star
Oldenburg Convent Preserve German Village Tradition in Indiana
Correspondent describes Oldenburg Indiana as a quiet monastic town with Fatherland customs still alive. The narrative follows Mother Theresa’s convent legacy from 1860 through 1884, detailing Sister Antonia and Sister Michaela, church schools, architecture, and poverty-stricken beginnings, including rent losses and improvised teaching duties.
Oldenburg Franciscan Mission and Church Milestones
The Oldenburg community celebrates a century of Franciscan life. The town hosts a large church complex, convent, and monastery funded by a $3,000,000 investment and led by Mother Oliva as superior. The 1891 consecration marked a peak for the chapel with a 154 by 61 foot Romanesque design and a distant-reaching parish network.
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Sisters of St. Francis
Oldenburg
St. Francis
Hwever
Indiana
Celestine de la Hallandiere
Vincennes
Francis Joseph Rudolph
Father Rudolph
Battenheim
Alsace
Strasburg
Ft. Wayne
Europe
Daughters of St. Francis
R. P. Ambrosious
New York
III Regular Order of St. Francis
Ambrosious
Rudolph
Vienna
Austria
M. Theresa
Theresa
America
Missouri
Third Order
Holy See
Francis Silas Chatard
St. John Baptist
Cincinnati
David
California Hermit Claims Immortality Amid Solitary Life
A Californian philosopher poet hermit asserts he has solved living forever, living frugally three times a week and denies death. Edison tested telegraph speed, getting a world roundtrip in 50 minutes while guests remained at table. Rosa Bonheur prefers country life and woods over cities. Wilcox at Melbourne won Cobden silver medal as first woman prize recipient. Helen Gladstone to open Bangor hotel for women students near Belfast. Huntington presents UC with Spanish manuscripts on California’s early history.
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California
Mr. Edison
Rosa Bonheur
Wilcox
University of Melbourne
Cobden Club
Helen Gladstone Wil
Bangor
Belfast
Ireland
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railway
University of California
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Talmage
Cemuries
Mirspheric
Miry
Seyhegt
France
Capitalist
Toilor
Jerusalem
Hove
Flo
Dawson
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin County
Ind
Indianapolis
Rhine
Batesville
Washington Irving
Smith Russell
Mother Theresa
Mary Antonia
Holy Trinity
St. Louis
de St. Pallas
Franciscan Fathers
Antonia
M. Michaela
Michaela
St. Mary of the Rock
Pipe Creek
M. Oliva
Mother Oliva
Philadelphia Record
E. Doubiot
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