Vital Union With Christ Sermon by Rev C D Case
The preacher argues Christ within us provides true divine companionship, power for achievement, and final holiness. He traces how Jesus’ command Follow Me links past and present Christ, explains the Spirit as inner indwelling, and urges a life united with Christ to energize the will, sanctify daily conduct, and harmonize secular life with faith.
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C.D. Case
God
Dr. Case
Christ
Jesus
Philip
Galilee
Lfe
W. T. Stead
London
Charles M. Sheldon
Kant
Maeter Evil
Gough
McAuley
Hadhey
J. S. Mill
A. J. Gordon
New England
Éern
Dr. Gordon
Jerusalem
John
Paul
Bethehem
Nazareth
Olivet
Bethlehem
Dr. A. & Gumbert
Examiner
Overcoming Worry Through Plain Philosophy and Reason
The text argues that worry harms progress and offers a simple, practical philosophy. It urges using common facts to seize through work, noting worry wastes time and strength while effort can set things right. It also presents a sweeter balance of right and wrongs guiding eventual positive outcomes.
Taking the Chances and Harvesting Machinery
A reflective piece cites Fortune and work, noting success relies on others' labor. It contrasts the magnate’s boast with the reality of collective effort and jokes about future harvesting machinery changing outcomes.
Strongley families feature in Butte inter Mountain note
A brief, period style item notes the Strongley family members and includes a playful clash of names. The piece references Mrs. Strongley-John and Mrs. Strongley-No amid a lighthearted exchange, ending with Butteinter-Mountain as the source.
Pa and Son Exchange Lighthearted Grow Challenge
A brief humorous exchange from Catholic Standards and Times features Tommy boasting to his father that he can grow more than him, Pa challenging the claim, and Tommy replying with the clever comeback about growth.
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Tommy
Archibald Allen
New Brunswick
Mary Cook Norris
Allen
Mrs. Norris
Princeton Tiger Encore Prompts Faculty Praise
A playful exchange notes the faculty’s pleasure with a student’s work while a junior student credits an encore to a successful sophomore year at Princeton. The dialogue suggests school pride and ongoing achievement.
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Princeton Tiger
Clark Is Jynks Honest in Daytime Debate
The Chicago News reports Dearborn endorses Clark as trustworthy in daytime dealings while noting Clark claims he works nights. The exchange suggests mixed confidence in Clark’s reliability amid ongoing political chatter.
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Clark
Jynks
Dearborn
Chicago News
Quirky Young Professor Stirs chat on Shakespeare
Bertha comments on a queer young professor as Ethel recalls discussing new books. The professor admits he has not yet finished reading Shakespeare.
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Bertha
Ethel
Detroit Free Press
Young pastor set to marry amid church rumors
In dialogue from Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Ledger a young pastor faces marriage next week while townsfolk discuss his prospects and wealth. Nell mentions Mamie plans to wed an optician, noting possible money in sight.
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Maud
Mabel
Chicago Tribune
Nelli
Mamie
Belis
Nell
Philadelphia Ledger
Notable Guests Converse at Reception Event
Trene introduces Mrs. Breyne as a highly gifted woman. Reggis notes her attire compliments her charm. Mrs. Bloodgood asks about Mrs. Newrich, whose daughter travels abroad. A Europe letter cites Harper's Bazaar from an unnamed city. La Montt remarks on a comic sewer cleaner sighting.
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Trene
Mrs. Breyne
Reggis
Chicago Tribune
Jokes and quips cross papers in 1920s chatter
A collage of brief quips from Chicago News Philadelphia Press and Washington Star shows light humor about smoking glass sun spots a farmer's goat hoax and a multimillionaire seeking help when announcing a wish to die. The snippets capture playful newspaper banter across multiple papers.
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Chicago News
Washington Star
Pro tariff pamphlets circulated by Chamberlain and Fra Trade Union
Mr Chamberlain's organization has circulated more than 16 million pamphlets outlining its protective tariff views and the Fra Trade Union has issued 14 million pamphlets expressing its stance.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Fra
Strange eel mine and slave birth listed in New Jersey notes
A New Jersey item recalls an “Eel Mine” discovery with thousands of squirmers found in muskrat traps and a tax assessment upset. It also notes Isaac Hampton’s death at 104, and a rescue of a boy found wandering eight miles from Rosenhayn after a cold night.
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James Spencer
Isaac Hampton
Freehold
Chories Lloyd
Willam Lloyd
William Lloyd
Hampton
Liloyd
Jacob Kinkle
John Kinkle
Bridgeton
Fithian
Rosenhayn
Kinkle
Arabic School Troubles at Bechiktasu
Reported unrest at a major Bechiktasu school housing Arab pupils from Yemen Hedjaz Syria and other Arab regions. A recent influx sparked fights and tension as students clashed over social ranks in their home societies and struggled to adapt to college life. An inquiry revealed social hierarchy based on family tribe and caste, clashing with expected status at the college and leading to disciplinary actions.
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Bechiktasu
Yemen
Hedjaz
Syria
Phinee
Arabia
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Newark
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Boot and Shoemaker
Chestnut Street
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Passaic, N. J
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