Joy in Work in a Scholarly Sunday Sermon
Dr. N McGee Waters argues work should form character and joy. He notes labor shifts from punishment to a noble calling, citing Christ as a carpenter, and urges that work express one’s inner self, shaping culture, influence, and happiness. The sermon praises industry, struggle, and personal integrity.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
N. McGee
Pue Cone
Christ
United States
New England
Ilken Nest
Eiderdown
David
Jesus
Franklin
Robert Howe
Abraham Lincoln
Minnesota
Rochester
Union
Marc
Paris
Berd Vienna
The Narrow Way In Sermon Tone By Partridge
A sermon reflects on Matthew 7 12 14 stressing narrowness as Christ’s life path. The speaker uses harbor imagery to argue orthodox caution and warns liberal latitude risks in guiding souls.
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H. E. Partridge
Pomona
Tenn
A Prayer by Simplicius 1794 Translation
A translation of Simplicius asks for mindful judgment guided by God. It seeks divine assistance to discern true good and to love it, to enlighten understanding, and to dispel mental mists for perfect knowing of God and man.
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Simplicius
George Stanhope
Canterbury
Commit Yourself to God by Joseph Hall
The quote urges committing to God to cope with unchangeable grief and unavoidable future care. It counsels living in the present and embracing faith as a remedy to loss and worry.
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Joseph Hall
Pigeon Loft Care Tips For Molting Season
Practical guidance from Pigeons for Profit emphasizes molting management in farms. Focus on removing slow flight and tail feathers, bathing, iron tonic in water, separating sexes, whitewashing lofts, tidy fixtures, movable perches for cleaning, and avoiding crowding to boost stock health and profit.
Massachusetts inventor’s sleeping gas shell proposal
The Pittsburg Dispatch says a Massachusetts man developed a shell whose bursting releases soporific gases to put enemies to sleep, a concept that could render war less brutal and resemble a cure for insomnia.
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Massachusetts
Pittsburg
Mismated Family Tales Spill Into Courtroom
An Indianapolis News item recalls a case in which a plaintiff charged his wife with cruel and inhuman treatment after confessing he never met her, she seemingly overtook him. The tale contrasts with other snippets about Paris eating houses, a boy on a car, and an extra folding table tip.
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Superior Court
Indianapolis News
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Norfolk, VA
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