Lord Lord no more. Church must do His will now
A sermon argues Christ is either followed or ignored and asks whether the church lives by Jesus commandments. It denounces Laodicean piety, urges labor over words, and calls Protestants to reform, empower laity, and enact actionable faith rather than lip service. The piece closes noting the Civil War era line about Colonia snowfall.
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Church of the Living Christ
Miers
Bert
Church of the Is
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Prince of
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Organization For the Life
Satan
Heaven
Cotania
Falien
Sears
A Street Song About Wall Street Bear Attitude
The speaker, a bold hungry bear, ignores pleas for aid and mocks brothers keepers. He cites market greed and lambs to describe investors harmed by speculation. Beverley Crane notes the tone in a New York Times piece.
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Winlter Beverley Crane
The
New York Times
Cornelia Goes Visiting
Cornelia travels with Cousin Laura and feels a growing ache for home as time stretches. She struggles with illness fear and homesickness while a playful goat and a river view sharpen her sense of belonging and arrival.
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Cornelia
Mother
Laura
Cousin Laura
Uncle Samuel
Thad
Splendid Time Quip Ends in Patient Pause
The fragment shows dialogue with Billy and Cousin Laura from The Christian Register, noting a splendid time and a decision to wait until tomorrow. The tone suggests a light, humorous exchange in a family setting.
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Billy
Laura
Christian Register
Modish Dining in France A Quick Evening
A London Saturday Review piece describes French dinners as concise affairs finishing in about an hour. The menu centers on soup entrees and a piece de resistance, with wine and liqueurs. after coffee, men escort ladies to the drawing room before moving to the smoking room.
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France
London Saturday Review
Character Sketch of Lord Kelvin by Lord Rosebery
Rosebery praises Lord Kelvin for tenacity and tireless labor while noting his humility and lack of condescension. The piece contrasts great scientists who originate ideas with lesser followers who imitate, showing pride and envy in the latter group.
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Lord Kelvin
Lord Rosebery
Saturday Review
Heard at the Zoo Pranks and animal gags spark noisy roars
A string of zoo dialogue features a lion roaring for beef, an elephant threatening the mosquito, a mosquito apologizing, a monkey couple seeking throat care, a giraffe seeking a collar and a comedy about a high Merry Widow neckpiece at the keeper’s station.
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Wassington Star
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