True Mission of the Church Sermon by Rev Brundage
In his Brooklyn sermon launching his Unity Unitarian Church pastorate Rev. W M Brundage argues the church must justify its existence by service to society. He says churches should be inspirational centers for justice and love, not mere dogmatic centers, and must engage directly with real life needs to stay vital.
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Unity Unitarian Church
W. M. Brundage
Church of the Living God
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Felong
Humane Socie
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The Loving Look and a Childs Quiet Guidance
The piece recalls a public school exam where a girl faltered amid distractions until her mother’s loving, silent gaze steadied her. It compares that moment to finding reassurance in the Heavenly Father, suggesting guidance and confidence accompany life’s journey from start to end.
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Heavenly Father
Prayed For Six Years At Welsh Revival
At a Wales revival a man from the gallery says he prayed six years for thirty coal-mine mates and kept a list. Now twelve have been converted. He urges that if every Christian follows the same plan in 1905, broader salvation may result.
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Wales
Canarian Wit on England and Geography Blunders
The piece notes that 75 of every hundred Canary Island visitors are British and locals mix ignorance with charm in talk. A barber mispoints a world map and jokes that if war comes Spain should retake Gibraltar, as English ships would find it uphill to return to England after being crippled downhill.
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Christ
God
Henry Drummond
Canary Islands
England
Spain
Gibraltar
Legislature Adjourns After Adjournment Sine Die
North Carolina's Senate and House ended the session early with adjournment sine die at noon Monday. Governor message urged several trustees and the Jamestown appropriation was cut to 30009 dollars with a federal match. Various boards and commissions were renewed including Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges and state hospitals.
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Senate
House
North Carolina General Assembly
Winston
Webb
Subbs
The
Agricultural & Mechanical College
Raleigh
William Dunn
A. T. McCallum
H. E. Fries
Hugh MacRae
Frank Wood
Frank R. Hewett
Board of Internal Improvements
B. C. Beckwith
R. A. Morrow
W. M. Webb
George H. Hill
Jamestown
United States
Capitol
Norwood
Mason
Foushee
Burton
Long
Iredell
Wright
Turner
Fleming
Duls
Sinclair
South Dakota
Schaffer
Whiteville
National Editorial Association
North Carolina
Kinston
Cape Fear
Union County
Rutherford
Roxboro
Alexander
Union
Mitchell
Cleveland
Cabarrus
Gaston
Perquimans
Ashe
Rowan
Glenn
Graham
Committee On
Charlotte Observer
Code Commission
Board of Public Improvements
Powers
Lincoln
Patterson
Swain
Butler
Sampson
Lenoir & Watauga Railway
Cumberland
Watts
North State Telephone Company
Lucama Graded School
Franklinton
Elizabeth City
Aurora
Waynesville
Turnersville
Beaufort County
Roaring River
North Wilkesboro
Bellhaven
Trustees of
Sanford Graded Schools
Appalachian Electric Traction & Power Company
Columbus
Moye
Pitt County
Walkertown
Ahoskie
Hertford
Caldwell Graded School
Orange County
Wake County
Kernersville
Almance
Charter of
Goldsboro
Stanly County
Garner
McDowell
Pine Bluff
North
Northwest
Concord
King’s Mountain
Spencer
Southport and Northwestern Railway
Crisp, Bayles & Taylor
Birds Duel to the Death Near Parker Street
A crowd witnessed a violent avian battle near Parker Street and Great Road where two blue birds and a crow fought. The crow died after relentless pecking, while the blue birds departed unharmed, leaving blood and sand on the crow.
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Parker Street
Great Road
Boston Globe
Mary Gave a Day of Kindness to Six People
A young girl named Mary gives care and help to six relatives and household members in one day. She tends her baby sister, helps her three year old brother, frees Ellen the widow to visit her child, fronts the door, brightens her mother, writes to her absent father, and honors her grandmother with a good night kiss. The piece lauds her selfless acts and cheerful spirit.
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Mary
Ellen
Duty Before Death in Marui Gen sai’s View
The quote from A Daughter of Japan argues true bravery lies in fulfilling one’s duty despite risking death, not in seeking death or avoiding hardship. It emphasizes that dying for death is not real courage and underscores the duty one must uphold.
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Marui Gensai
Japan
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