Ultimate America the Spiritual Teacher of the Nations
The Rev. J. Alexander Jenkins delivers a Sunday sermon at Temple Israel and Immanuel Congregational Church arguing that God guides nations toward a higher life. He praises American leadership in liberty and justice, the new press and politics, and the national religious conscience shaping democracy.
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J. Alexander Jenkins
Immanuel Congregational Church
Brooxum
Iin Temple Israel
America
God
Democratic
Bone
United States
The
Republic
Foundation World
Arbal
Resisting Power in Health and Morals
A physician notes that recovery hinges on the patient’s resisting power, tied to vitality and lifestyle. The text parallels physical immunity with moral strength, arguing that pure health and upright living build resistance to both disease and temptation.
Always at Our Side in Quiet Faith and Social Callings
Excerpt reflects deaconess Lucy Rider Meyer on accessible faith and daily devotion. It notes busy women overlook Christ beside them, urges holy men amid crime and depravity, and quotes John Thompson and R. J. Campbell on joy and spiritual steadiness.
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Lucy Rider Meyer
Jesus
John Thompson
Methodist
Chicago
Be at Your Best Always Adoyer Quote
A brief moral note urges living by God’s will in daily acts and small tasks. It calls readers to meet every summons with dignity and bravery, no matter the occasion or significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoyer
New Novel News and Library Highlights Across Authors
Gouverneur Morris finishes a new novel titled A Pagan's Progres. Mary Chalmondeley is writing her first new work since Red Pottage. Myrtle Reed readies The Master's Violin for press. A Tuskegee book with introduction by Booker T. Washington is announced. Margery Williams发布 The Price of Youth from Macmillan. Ellen Glasgow's The Deliverance and Henry Harland's My Friend Prospers gain prominence. Charles Hemstreet's Flower of the Fort touted for its simple yet thrilling action. Helen Grant themes follow with Helen Grant's Friends after school days. A Thackeray relic collection of two albums with letters and sketches surfaces. Dodd, Mead & Co. offers 1000 facsimile copies of the Declaration of Independence first edition.
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Gouverneur Morris
Mary Chalmondeley
Myrtle Reed
Tuskegee
Booker T. Washington
Margery Williams
Macmillan Company
New Jersey
Ellen Glasgow
Henry Harland
Friend Prospers
Walter B. McCaleb
Aaron Burr
Dodd, Mead & Co
John H. Reagan
Charles Hemstreet
John van Worst
Paris
Academy Set
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Helen Grant
Amanda M. Douglas
Helen
Thackeray
London
Brookfield
Perry
New York
John Dunlap
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Radium the tiny pony from Linlithgow sisters
Radium a black Shetland pony three years old stands twenty nine inches high bred at Seaham Harbor and a descendant of Odin Prince of Thule Laird of Noss and other noted Londonderry ponies. He is by Stormontfield and Marjorie and owned by Lady Estella and Lady Dorothea Hope the latter holding the halter.
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Radium
Seaham Harbor
London
Odin
Prince of Thule
Noss
Londonderry
Stormontfield
Marjorie
Estella
Dorothea Hope
Marquis of
Linlithgow
Might Have Been Worse Parody of Elmo County Land
Bourke Cockran denounces a popular novel comparing it to Elmo County land described as barren. In a side exchange an interlocutor asks if the land is very poor, to which Cockran concedes. A passing tale reveals an old man claiming he owns none of the supposedly barren land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourke Cockran
Elmo County
Mr. Cockran
Congress Wastes Time Says Senator Sorghum
Senator Sorghum quips that Congress could save money if members received salaries and mileage by mail and stayed home. The Washington Star fragment captures the wry remark about congressional efficiency.
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Congres
Wks
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Peruna Promoted By Dr Kemball In Buffalo Ad
Dr Rachael J Kemball of Buffalo argues Peruna cures catarrh affecting female organs. She cites personal use and urges readers to write Dr Hartman in Columbus for guidance and free advice. The piece frames catarrh as a universal mucous-membrane disease treatable by Peruna.
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Rachael J. Kemball
Virginia St
Buffalo
N. Y
University of Buffalo
Rachael J. Kemball, M.D
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Locomotives in Asia Run on Petroleum Says U Pig
A short note asserts that all Asian locomotives use petroleum power, credited to U Pig. The claim lacks context or cited sources and reads as a provocative statement with no verifiable detail.
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Asia
U Pig
Americans Flock to Canada for Farm Land and New Life
The Interior Department reports a steady American move into Canada. In the latest census 11,841 Americans sought homestead lands across the Dominion, led by the Dakotas and Minnesota, with settlers from 44 states. Ranchers and farmers from Texas, Oklahoma, and the Gulf states join the prairie exodus, drawn by fertile lands and favorable conditions. Canada welcomes these immigrants as valuable settlers for its western development.
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Interior Department
Canada
United States
Winnipeg Free Press
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Dominion
Alabama
Mississippi
Delaware
Union
Prairie
Gulf
Ocean
Mississippi Valley
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Canadian Northwest
Prairie Partie
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Ours
Thales
DR. Kemball
Lfe
R. J. Campbell
Western
Mother Gray
Children’s Home
New York City
A. S. Olmsted
le Roy
Cascareta
George Bryder
Napoleon
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
W. L. Dougla
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
Nia
Catan
W.il
Brockton
Mass
Thompson
Boston
Gastar
Cal
Ottawa
Chartere Tis
Rue de le
Paix
Joe
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