Unveiling Luther Monument in Washington D C
Read about the Luther statue unveiling in Washington D C with ceremonies May 21. Addresses by Justice Miller and Rev Dr Morris, a procession from German Hall, and a bronze 11 foot figure of Martin Luther atop a granite pedestal.
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Col. Ingersoll
Luther
Baltimore Sun
Washington
Memorial Lutheran Church
Messrs. J. Ivy
Philadelphia
D. M. Gilbert
Winchester
J. I. Miller
New York
H. Geissinger
Aston
Mathias Sheeleigh
J. Swartz
Gettysburg
Miller
Ingersoll
Geissinger
God
Butler
Lutheran Monument Association of
Baltimore
S. W. Conrad
Martin Luth
Martin Luther
Wash
Ington
Lutheran Memorial Church
Massachusetts
Vermont
Morris
G. A. Dobler
Charles A. Schiern
Germany
Hamburg
A. O. Wedekind
I. P. Hennighausen
N. D. Moldehnke
A. J
L. H. Schneider
Lewis Kehler
Geo. Hurlebas
Fred. Imhoff
George Walker
J. H. Walker
Carl Mueller
L. Hockemayer
I. A. Conrad
Lutheran Church
Eastern Avenue
Martin Luther Beneficial Society of
East Baltimore
Dickinson
John Denhart
Jas. Hebner
O. Wahl
Abner
German Concordia Church Society
Dousch
M. Walker
Justice Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Waite
Marine Band
Conrad
Dr. Butler
Tlon
D. Conger
Apostle
Christendom
J. G. Morris
Paul
Worms
Worns
Rietschel
A. H. Joavenal
C. A. Schloegel
F. Henvighausen
St. Stephen's
Mr. Keller
Dr. Morris
Charles A. Albert
St. Mark’s
Luther Kubbleman
Lutheran
Eppley
Harrisburg, Pa
W. L. Conrad
Rammey
Altoona, Pa
Practical Proverbs From Everyday Life
A collection of old sayings urging self reliance and industry. It contrasts steady effort with laziness, noting that wealth comes from personal labor and prudent choices. The text uses rustic metaphors about work, risk, perseverance, and trying rather than blaming fate or others.
Rheumatism sufferer heralds St Jacobs Oil relief
Brisbane Alderman Hon R C Payne recalls years of rheumatic pain and failed remedies before trying St Jacobs Oil. He states it gave instantaneous relief and outshines all other treatments tried, including galvanic batteries and Turkish baths.
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R. C. Payne
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
St. Jacobs
He Who Begins Many Things Finishes Few
A concise adage notes that starting many projects often yields few completed. It warns against overcommitment and urges focus on finishing tasks rather than multiplying efforts.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
The advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as a vegetable remedy needing no special care. It claims to operate without disturbing the constitution diet or occupation and lists conditions such as sick headache constipation impure blood dizziness sour eructations from the stomach and other stomach related symptoms as reasons to take the pellets.
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Dr. Pierce
Silence Described as a Power in Human Affairs
A concise reflection notes that silence wields a profound influence in human interactions, shaping perception and responses and serving as a strategic force in communication. The text emphasizes quiet restraint as a tool for consideration, control, and impact.
Patent medicine boast for female weaknesses ends at druggists
A advert claims a patent remedy is the favorite cure for all female weaknesses and derangements. It supposedly strengthens the limbs and back and adds color to the face, and is offered by all druggists.
Pentecost and the call to witness in business life
The article reflects on Whit Sunday and Pentecost as foundational Christian festival days, contrasts them with fast days and Puritan observances, and urges believers to witness for Christ in the business world. It quotes Rev. J Munro Gibson on living righteously, sacrificing comfort, and pursuing God’s will amid economic pressures.
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Jerusalem
Peter
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus Christ
New England
Luth
Evangelist
Christ
God
J. Munro Gibson
Dod
The Method We Need
A crucible on Christian honesty argues that true Christians seek first the kingdom and live by love not mere morals. The piece faults covetousness and extravagance as root sins and calls for Christlike method over sermons to curb ungodly lusts.
Fragmented Musings on Reason and a Child’s Simple Wisdom
The passage contrasts thoughtful deduction with pleasure seeking, arguing judgment thrives on comparing impressions. A morning scene shows a parent leaving for the office, bidding a four year old farewell as he promises to be good, and the child responds with a endearing mispronunciation.
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Good By
Wise busyness keeps the day from idle ruin
A reflective note on staying busy in mind to guard against idleness. It argues that purposeful activity sustains virtue, and those who are wisely occupied avoid vanity and folly, finding value in productive distraction to protect the day from stagnation.
Two Freedoms Echo True Moral Choice
A reflection contrasts two freedoms the false freedom to do as one likes with the true freedom to act according to what one ought, underscoring duty over desire. The line frames liberty as ethical discipline guiding actions.
Ammonia Clears Greasy Pans With Few Drops
A few drops of ammonia spirit dropped into a greasy pan or sink cleanses it easily. The guidance notes that only a small amount is necessary for the cleansing action.
Day's Horse and Cattle Powder praised by dairy and stock raisers
The ad extols Day's Horse and Cattle Powder as a remedy for war distemper loss of appetite and general debility. It claims small faults are minor thieves and notes competition is low for those who mind their own business. Packaged at twenty five cents per pound.
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Second Lutheran Church
Kuhlemia
J. W. Rice
S. W. Harman
George Beck
I. Boehl
I. Hanzsche
Apostle John
Robinson
Eghteen Pence
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