Education for Life Not Mastery or Servitude
A reflective essay opposing two extreme upbringing models. It argues for guiding children toward a shared future by instilling respect for elders and social cohesion, warning against overindulgence, class vanity, and excessive individualism. It calls for simple, honest living and a calm, impersonal authority in education.
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Fle
Eplemenn Qatsstons
Aris
Hontomen
Nadia Ik
Wien
Aminst
Thun
Sentionius
Distinctions and self rule in modern society
The text argues that true distinction comes from inner merit not external signs. It warns against abusing status and stresses humility, duty, and personal improvement as the basis for respect. It then discusses education shaping individuals, criticizing parental and social coercion that suppress independence.
Compromise and Indifference in Society and Governance
A preacher laments indifference to moral decay, citing Jehoshaphat as a model of reform. He warns that many today tolerate or regulate wrongdoing, partnering with vice through compromise rather than removing the curse. He calls leaders and laymen to repentance.
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Aomsins
Jehoshaphat
Eli
Judah
Transformation Through Divine Grace and Saintly Life
The piece contrasts earthly success with sainthood and moral spiritual growth. It likens transformation to converting rough natural materials into valuable goods, arguing the true value lies in a life dedicated to divine workmanship in character and service for the age.
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St. Louis Republic
Faith and Reason in Balance Says Palmer Sermon
The Rev Dr S C Palmer argues that reason without faith turns man rationalist and faith without reason turns him fanatic. He urges using both faculties in their proper spheres as intended. This perspective appeared in Saint Louis Republic.
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Doctor S. ¢. Palmer
St. Lonis Republic
Help Those in Need This Holiday Season
A call to action from Christian Herald urges readers to aid the poor and cheer the sorrowful. It emphasizes reaching out with acts of kindness to brighten lives and transform sadness into joy through charitable deeds.
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Christian Herald
A Question of Value in Newspaper Advertising
A reader asks whether reading notices hold value for advertisers and if space is worth charging. The National Advertiser argues that if notices benefit advertisers, they should pay, and if space benefits the newspaper, it should be charged for, as standard business practice demands an equivalent for an article.
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Tha
Isis
National
Berlin’s Welfare State and the Fight Against Urban Poverty
A British observer describes Berlin’s municipal approach to unemployment and vagrancy. The city assigns labor through a strict workhouse system, insures citizens, and runs vast sanitariums and public assistances. He notes the omnipresent police, lasting records, and social safety nets that aim to keep the able from falling into idleness while providing shelter, meals, and schooling to the needy.
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Berlin
Oxpe JL
Bere
London
of Iaw
Germany
Bertin
Distri
Beelit
Berka Hye
Clos
O'Eloc
Joanan
Eutenia
Terlin
Eeccrie
Edo
Landon Wapinere
Ihe
Untitled Notice From Detroit Press Fragment
Fragmentary text from Detroit Free Press referencing Mr Green and Miss Pas tion for py Rays and a domz store. Details are unclear but suggests a youth and a question about taking something to a store for display or purchase.
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Mr. Green
Astic
Detroit Pree Press
Ducal Persifinge Duke of Bilberry
A playful Nimble line from the Pittaburg Post recalls a scene of a king’s fall from his horse and a quip about being near the throne in a humorous exchange.
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