Enrichment of Life Sermon by Rev Dr Hillis
Plymouth Church pastor Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis argues life comes from Christ not science and urges abundant life through spiritual growth. He praises culture and education, cites Arnold Luther and Puritan reformers, and warns that growth without life breeds selfishness and ruin.
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Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Plymouth Church
John
Huxley
Breyn
Christ
Schiller
Goethe
Miller
Mozart
Ife
Matthew Arnold
Messt
Peter
David
Saul
Paul
Martin Luther
England
John Eliot
Sir Harry Vane
John Pym
Pilgrim Fathers
Heaven
Benedict Arnold
Aaron Burr
Judas
Julian
Jesus
God
Literary feud over vast fortune in popular novel
The Pittsburg Dispatch laments a literary exchange arguing authors pursue large wealth to live after their books fade. The piece suggests many writers chase money from a blockbuster, insisting the bounty fuels enduring fame and comfort beyond publication.
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Pittsburg
The Defeated and the Drive to Triumph
The speaker accepts bitter defeat yet vows renewed effort and growth. He reflects that failure sharpens resolve and courage, foreshadowing a future victory earned through relentless striving. He admires victors and aims to redeem past efforts through stronger, wiser toil.
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S. H. Kemper
Metropolitan, Magazine
The Sixpence in the Dark Cage and a Healing Ride
Aileen and Alec Trent confront grief after their son’s death as the bird in the cage prompts a lift of mood. Alec frees the day, sparking renewed closeness, and a ride ends with the couple accepting their loss while embracing each other and the boy’s memory. The tale ends with their reconciled bond and a hopeful outlook.
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Aileen
Aileen Trent
Alec
Trent
Alec Trent
Vaancy
Mrs Crimsonbeak Quips On Yawning During Call
In a light exchange from Yon kerg Statesman Mrs Crimsonbeak teases John for yawning during a social call. He retorts that one cannot keep his mouth closed all the time, prompting playful banter between the couple.
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Mrs. Crimsonbeak
John
Mr. Crimsonbeak
Yonkerg Statesman
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P. C. Collins
Spurgeon
Hillsboro
E.A. Hughes
Carrolina Roller Mills
J. S. Carr, JR
Mr. Trent
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