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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1905
Page
5
A long, reflective essay argues against upbringing that makes children masters or mere followers. It favors a balanced, impersonal authority from parents and teachers, stressing respect for elders, modest living, and cultivating independence without vanity. It calls for education to unite families, communities, and the nation through simplicity, tradition, and humane public life.
The text argues that social distinctions should be earned by personal improvement, not worn as empty signs. It critiques vanity in office or rank, urges humility, and links true respect to merit. It then discusses education, warning against parents shaping children for themselves or society, and warns of coercive social conditioning.
The speaker likens Jehoshath at to a model for leaders urging action against national sins. He cites Eli as a reformer who denounced wrong and removed idolatrous high places. He warns that many modern leaders tolerate wrong through compromise and regulation and profit from or partner with the wrong.
The piece argues that mere earthly success or mental feats pale beside sainthood and spiritual growth. It likens God’s transforming power to turning wild fruit into costly products and asks how to value a life wholly devoted to divine work and character in service to the age.
The piece presents Reverend Dr. S C Palmer's view that reason and faith have distinct roles. It warns that reason without faith makes a rationalist and faith without reason makes a fanatic, urging their proper use in their intended spheres.
Aid the poor and cheerless lives with acts of kindness and generosity. A Christian Herald call to reach out and bring sunshine to sorrowful hearts through compassionate deeds.
The National Advertiser argues over free advertising space in newspapers. It contends that reading notices have value to advertisers and that newspapers should charge for space, as merchants price goods and expect fair compensation.
A witness describes Berlin's municipal policy on unemployment, vagrants, and welfare. The city enforces labor through workhouses, issues state insurance stamps for all workers, and maintains centralized records. A large public sanitarium and social programs aim to keep citizens employed, housed, and healthy, though critics note severity toward the homeless.
fragments indicate a youth related incident involving Mr Green and Miss Pas at a domestic store in Detroit. the Detroit Free Press notes puzzling details about taking it to a store for a patch or device.
A fragment from Pittaburg Post features a witty exchange about the king’s fall from his horse with a pun on the throne. The dialogue centers on a distant courtly figure and a humorous misplacement of words.
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