Present and Future of our Church sparks strong reaction
In the Lutheran Visitor June 18 piece, O F Bansemer condemns the authorship as perilous to the General Synod, rails against progressive Lutheranism, and defends conservative German influence with references to churches from Savannah to Charleston, arguing true faith must resist modern reformers and keep a church tied to its traditional creed. He contrasts German settlement leaders and local congregations with the so‑called American Lutheran Church while warning of moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Hawkins
Lutheran Church of
General Synod
South
Jeopdy
Lutheran Brethren
America
Patagonia
Esquimaux
Spiritists
New England
Isms
Funk
Funk & Wagenalls
New York
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Schmucker
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Stephani
Missouri Lutherans
B. Kurtz
Spirit of
Progress
Harms
Wynecken, Schmanowski
Geissenhainer
Wilmington
Mengert
Concord
Dreher
Charlotte
G. D. Bernheim
Columbia
Hazelius
J. B. Hort
Charleston
Bachman
Muller
Heckel
Wentworth Street
Mary Street
W. S. Bowman
Savannah
Barnwell
Valhalla
Augusta
Jacksonville
O. F. Bansemer
Richmond
Ohio
Peter
Florida
Norway
Maine
Connecticut
Chicago
San Francisco
Flattery
St. Louis
Germany
Bavaria
Hegel
North
Schopenhauer
Jesus
Christ
David
The Rock and the Lord’s Everlasting Strength
A divine meditation uses a coastal rock to illustrate that faith persists amid scientific challenge. The speaker cites Scripture Isaiah 26 3 4 and proclaims the Lord’s enduring peace and strength as unshaken by criticism.
Benevolence and manners lift the animal spirits, says Sydney Smith
The text argues that kindness and a courteous approach to servants and the poor improve happiness. It advises spreading small motives for living beyond self interest to boost cheerfulness. It also warns against dwelling on unpleasant topics and suggests embracing pleasant conversation over sour discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Cleaning hair brushes with simple soaking solution
The text prescribes cleaning brushes by soaking in water with ammonia or borax, adding alum to stiffen the brush, then rinsing and drying. It advises hanging the brush to let water drain and not laying it face down. A closing proverb notes envy leading to death.
Wake Up Tommy A Sunbeam Speaks Of Morning
A mother awakens her son Tommy Wilkins who resists rising. A cheerful sunbeam recites the morning scene with birds, bees, and flowers, urging wakefulness while Tommy mutters and laughter follows. He wonders if it was all a dream before his mother ushers him to breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilim
Christ
Luther
Samuel Johnson
Samuel
Michael Johnson
Lichfield
Moyland
Uttoxeter
Johnson
England
Dr. Johnson
John Todd
Pittsfield
Johnny
Dr. Todd
Washington
Rev
T. L. Cuyler
D. D
Tommy
North Polar
Tommy Wilkins
Annie L. Hyde
S. S. Times
Scandinavian Marriage Customs of the Past
The article outlines midsummer weddings in Norway and Sweden with Sunday ceremonies and music, the unlucky Thursday Thor day, and lavish gifts including livestock and arms. It describes bride crowns, canopies, bread for the poor, and platform displays, plus Sweden's modern practice of cash gifts and wedding finery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Thor
du Chailly
Illustrated Christian Weekly
Lawyering Fees and the Marie Garrison Case
Analysis of legal fees across the profession notes wide variation and high sums in the Marie-Garrison suit settled for 1 005 000. Defense counsel totaled about 450 000 with 93 750 for prosecution and 55 000 unsettled. Some lawyers earned daily rates or large salaries, highlighting the disparity between wealth and poverty in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie-Garrison
New York Observer
Also Mentioned on This Page
God
Ionor
The
Mr. da Chailly
Palecartia
Virtue
Atrada