Germany as Lerne d country and its publishing dominance
The piece extols Lutheran Germany as intellectually superior and a global schoolmaster, citing publications, books, and periodicals in the United States England and Germany. It compares book production volumes, lists Leipzig and Boston as key publishing hubs, notes translations from England and the Continent, and questions American religious expectations versus German output.
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Germany
United States
England
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Leipzig
Poles
Equator
America
Do You Knew a Nan Whose Wife Is Troubled?
An advertisement extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for debility nervousness liver complaints and rheumatism. It claims several individuals including Mrs L B Egerly of Dexter Maine Mrs H McLaughlin of Scarborough Maine and Mrs Harding of Windham Centre Maine were cured of debility dizziness and heart palpitations by the tonic. The copy asserts thousands have been cured.
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Brown
L. B. Egerly
Dexter
Bays
McLaughlin
Scarborough
Harding
Windham Centré
Jesuit Teaching in Family Catechism Provokes New York Debate
A polemic accuses Baltimore Catholic authorities of endorsing a catechism that damns Protestants and asserts Catholic primacy. The critic warns of state adoption in prisons and charities, linking the stance to Archbishop Bayley and Jesuit influence. The piece closes with a wry note about a woman answering marriage age jokingly.
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New York
Baltimore
Jesus Christ
Holy Ghost
God the Father
Lucifer
Hell
Christ
Dr. Bayley
Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Kreuzer Brothers
J. R. Bayley
U.S
America
Roosevelt
Beware of respectable sins and the Gospel Ship
A sermon warns that respectability can mask sin and spiritual danger. It contrasts worldly wealth earned by deceit with religious hypocrisy and urges vigilance. The piece then promotes Emigrants for Emanuel's Land, detailing a faith voyage led by Jesus Christ using scripture as guide, inviting sinners to partake. It includes reader exhortations and a reflective poem about memory and aging.
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Zion’s Herald
Emanuel
Emmanuel
Israel
God
Christ Jesus
Peter
Understanding the Century Through Paul and Joyous Faith
The author argues that true happiness lies in seeing beyond worldly sadness through faith, as St Paul did. He notes many great minds are silent about bleak aspects of the century, yet praise progress. a future century, guided by God, will blend humanity’s interests with deep joy.
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St. Paul
God
St.Paul
Lphillips Brooks
When Work Ethic Shapes Team Output
A essay on management asserts that guiding others boosts overall labor. It argues more work gets done and workers gain, illustrated by a Boston girl who prefers tact over reminders. The tone reflects early 20th century proddings for prudent conduct and efficiency.
Powell's prepared chemicals prove economical at farm depot
Thos Grubb of Crockett's Depot Virginia says he has used Powell's Prepared Chemicals for three years in succession. He applied it alongside fertilizer costing 45 dollars per ton and achieved as good a stand of grass and wheat as with the expensive fertilizer. The economical compound costs six dollars per barrel and yields about a half ton of complete fertilizer. Write to Brown Chemical Co Baltimore Md.
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Thos. Grubb
Crockett
Gem of oratory at Jackson Tennessee session
Col Landon Haynes delivers a long display of spoken art praising Hast Tennessee and its mountains. Gen Forrest applauds, then Haynes recalls the beauty of the Watauga and Smoky Mountains and the sky and rivers, ending with a prayerful reflection and religious exhortations drawn from Fenelon and Luke.
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Jackson
Tenn
Supreme Court
Col
Landon ©. Haynes
Gen
N. B. Forrest
Tennessee
Col. Haynes
Watauga
Italy
Switzerland
Great Smoky Mountains
America
Time as Seed of Eternity and the Value of Moments
A reflection stresses the significance of time and eternity, asking how we improve time and prepare for eternal reckoning. It warns that precious moments are often wasted and that neglecting time has deep spiritual cost, comparing time's loss to treasure slipping away and the soul's quiet surface.
Speak Kindly Morning and Night to Lighten Day
Morning and night speak kindly to lighten cares and ease daily affairs. Kind words lift the downcast and comfort the sorrowing. They may awaken the erring to better deeds and give strength to keep them. Leave the house with loving words as they may be the last.
Milwaukees Gospel Exchange Sparks Moody Dialogue
In Milwaukee during a Christian Convention, a caller asked Mr Moody if he had grace enough to be burned at the stake, to which he replied that he needed only grace enough to live in Milwaukee three days and hold a convention. The excerpt notes how steady meditation over time can deepen spiritual heat rather than sudden zeal.
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Milwaukee
Mr. Moody
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