Miss Van Busker and the Duke of Derry Tale
In a foggy country week Miss Van Busker spurs romance with Captain Croome and the Duke of Derry. Limericks fuel jealousy as both suitors depart after a telegrams. The group speculates on a Station meet up as a family intrigue lingers.
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The Rewards of Perseverance in Rev. Case Sermon
Brooklyn church heard Rev. C. D. Case outline perseverance as victory. From Revelation verses he traced overcomer rewards including the tree of life and hidden manna, with emphasis on spiritual struggle and eternal life in heaven.
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Pearse recalls Spurgeon encounter and restored faith
In a reminiscence Pearse recalls sitting near Charles Spurgeon in London. During a pause Pearse whispered that Spurgeon’s preaching had long blessed him. Spurgeon replied with emotion that Pearse had helped him too, tears in his eyes as they expressed mutual gratitude.
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The Sure Refuge and Guizot's Shifting Faith
The historian Guizot began as a free thinker who trusted reason to solve all. In later years he faced mounting doubts and finally fled to the authority of the Scriptures as the Word of God, finding unspeakable joy.
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Personal crisis in business and soul growth noted
The Rev. Charles Bayard Mitchell of Cleveland says a business that consumes all time, regardless of pay, harms the soul and personal growth. He warns such work traps a person in continuous crisis.
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Cleveland
Destiny and the Western Railroad excerpt reflection
The passage discusses the railroad as a dominant force in western life influencing politics, churches, industry, and community projects. It cites Ray Stannard Baker's Destiny and the Western Railroad, noting the road's dual power to spur development and provoke corruption.
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