Christianity and Love in a Brooklyn Sermon
Bishop Andrews argues the Bible’s aim is love born of a pure heart a good conscience and faith unfeigned He contrasts natural affectionate love with divine love and urges Christians to cultivate selfless charity through Christlike living and sacrifice He urges daily deeds over mere sentiment toward neighbor and God none
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Brooklyn
E. G. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal CuarcBy
Cent Congregational Church
Andrews
The
Thessalonians
Christ
Lord
God
St. Paul
St. James
St. John
Jerusalem
Jericho
Chen
Jesus
Benedict Arnold
Congress
Earth
Heaven
Lori €Sus
Little old woman in Adirondacks guards quiet summer
In a simple log cottage in the Adirondacks lives Mrs. Antonio Yznaga a woman in her seventies whose daughters brought worldwide fame. Surrounded by servants she enjoys a calm season with books and magazines. Daughters travel worldwide with Lady Sister Kayne in Peking Consuelo Dowager Duchess of Man Chester in England in frail health.
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Adirondacks
Antonio Yznaga
Kayne
Peking
Consuelo
Duchess of Man
Chester
England
What to Preach by Dr Theodore Cuyler and Br Van Dyke
The piece notes that Cuyler preached the Scriptures themselves not defending the book. It contrasts new books on changing viewpoints with a call to Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever. It argues the world needs more Gospel, not a new one, and credits Br Van Dyke.
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Theodore Cuyler
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Br. van Dyke
Weight gain sparks arrest warrant in Wilkes-Barre
Mrs William Pierson of Westmoor swore out a warrant in Wilkes-Barre charging her husband with assault and battery. She explains Pierson resents her rapid weight gain since marriage, saying she weighed 122 pounds at marriage and now she tips the scales.
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William Pierson
Westmoor
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia Record
Pierson
Corn stalk paper from Illinois boosts farm economy
A Maine paper mill uses Illinois cornstalks to make paper selling for eight cents a pound. The system husks ears on farms, ships stalks to Kankakee for depithing, and sends shell and pith to Maine for paper making. The project aims to cut fodder waste and raise corn profits while expanding county mills.
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Kankakee
Ill
Chicago Record-Herald
Maine
Illinois
George R. Sherwood
Kearney
Neb
Chicago
William Hoskins
Kankakee County
Miller
Native shrubs capture spring beauty in woods and thickets
The passage extols native shrubs like flowering dogwood, spice bush, pussy-willow, alder, wild rose, and rhododendron. It contrasts their charm with imported plants and notes the laurel rose bay thriving in Eastern North America. The author recalls childhood scenes of pollen and wind shaken tassels along streams and wooded mountains.
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North America
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Georgia
A Lesson in Penuriousness as Sage Declines Device
A Saturday Evening Post item recounts Russell Sage’s thrift mindset during a Missouri Pacific tour. President Gould shows a train speed device, Sage asks if it earns or saves money, Gould admits it does neither, and Sage concludes it has no place on his car.
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Saturday Evening Post
Russell Sage
New York
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Mr. Sage
Mr. Gould
School Children of Japan and Educational Democracy
A Social Service writer notes that despite wage earning class ignorance in Japan, Tokyo funds many schools. Girls are sent to schools from six, chosen by father’s income and status, reflecting a democratic trend in education. Royal and commoner daughters study together, widening their worldviews and equality with modern progress.
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Japan
Tokio
Newspaper reporting in Japan described by Masanao Hanibara
Masanao Hanibara, third secretary of the Japanese legation, discusses Japan's vibrant press scene. He notes independence, modern equipment, front line correspondents, and defined roles within Tokyo papers. He cites a million-strong city readership, 20 daily papers, and robust police coverage.
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Japan
Masanao Hanibara
Legation
Tokio
Hanihara
Imperial Hotel
Diplomatic Review founder Hanihara's journal gains reach
The article notes Hanihara, once a newspaper man, left journalism for diplomacy and has built a distinguished career. He wrote for Japanese magazines, attracting wide attention, and started his own magazine the Diplomatic Review, now owned by him and expanding its circulation across the island nation.
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Ide
Tokio
Svarigbly
Hanihara
Diplomatic Review
Island Kingdom
Washington D. C
Puss in China Cats in China Viewed as Precious Animals
The article notes that Chinese tradition regards cats as valuable and cruelty is punished, yet begging persists to capture cats for flesh and fur. It claims cat meat is eaten for lung ailments, with black cats valued for meat, and mentions beliefs in a Cad spirit and witchcraft causing mischief.
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China
Dass
Misprints Move Upward From Aged Burglar To Naked State
A New York literary dinner features C. D. Gibson recounting misprints from years past. One Vermont paper praised a citizen as a noble old burgher but types set John Greer as “a nobby old burglar, prowling around in a naked state.”
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New York
D. Gibson
Hampshire
Gibson
Vermont
John Green
John Greer
Stuff Heroes Are Made Of Heroic Settings And Roles
The piece praises sporting and domestic heroism, from a clutch homer in a ninth inning to supportive mothers and capable women. It contrasts public acts of bravery with everyday feats, noting both athletic feats and family duties as worthy heroics. It ends by stating the Old Curiousity Shop sale denial in London.
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Baltimee Herald
Southern Railway Sells Low Rate Round Trips to St Louis
Effective April 25 1904 the Southern Railway will place on sale daily tickets at extremely low rates to St Louis Missouri return From principal points in North Carolina information available from any agent O B Vernon T P A J H Wood D P A Charlotte Asheville N C agents Reservations and schedules provided
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Southern Railway
St. Louis
New Carolina
O. BR. L. Vernon
Astrzoro
Urbam Vee
GoupsBoro Wee
Sanispuny
Saxrorp
Seumaesses
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