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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1874

Page

3

Moody evangelists draw vast crowds in Scotland

Professor Charteris notes Moody and Sankey stirred Edinburgh and Glasgow with simple Gospel teaching. Ministers of all denominations welcomed them, crowds packed venues, and many souls joined in faith as Moody preached on Heaven and Sankey's hymns inspired devotion.

V. W. H. Davison J. Harsant R. Nobles Shrewsbury Everest Belsey Davison Joseph Slatterie Chatham Kent Robert Haldane Slatterie John Ely Algernon Wells Dr. Redford T. Cousins EE. Parrett Chatham Hill Alexander Fletcher Scotland Charteris Church of Scotland Missionary Record Fellowship of the Truth Mr. Cody Mr. Moody

Mrs Anderson to respond to Maudsley on Sex in Education

The Fortnightly Review says Mrs Anderson M D will reply in the next issue to Dr Maudsley's April article on Sex in Education. The exchange signals continued debate within medical and educational circles on gender and schooling.

Correspondence on Labourers Chronicle and Nonconformist clash

A letter to the Nonconformist defends the Labourers Union against Labourers Chronicle attacks. The writer, who earlier criticized Ward’s land schemes, notes the Chronicle’s mischief while defending union aims and urging restraint from personal tirades. He cites support from Arthur Clayden and Howard Evans and rebuts accusations of misused funds or misled policy.

Labourers Union ‘Chronicle Sim Labourers’ Chronicle Ward Labourers’ Union Chronicle Arthur Clayden Howard Evans Agricultural Labourers’ Movement Sam the Chronicle Arch Haying

The Labour Problem Principles Behind the Question

A letter argues that every person has talents and that development of these talents underpins the labour question, noting exceptions for the impotent and urging responsible guidance in employment policy.

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