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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
6
A reprinted manifesto decries political agitators who harm agriculture and industry. It argues for eliminating agitators from public life, condemns liquor politics as a breeding ground for bad governance, and urges sober statesmanship to protect farmers and industry.
Pastor in New York confronts Christian Science, arguing sin sickness and death are not God’s intended conditions and that healing is a restitution work for Messianic times. He asserts God is a Spirit with personality, not an impersonal principle, and that Christian Science misstates Bible truth.
A critique argues that preachers and politicians form dangerous alliances that corrupt civilization and Christianity. It claims government history shows ministers drawn into politics, urged to lead banners, and tempted by power, with many resisting while a few falter publicly.
In a candid interview born from her Butte upbringing, the screen star reflects on early reverses that shaped her resilience. She recounts perilous jungle shoots with wild beasts, admits fear has grown, and cautions about dangers backstage and on set. Miss Williams stars in The Adventures of Kathryn at Lyric Theatre, with the full story also in this issue.
Pittsburgh May 9 Pastor Russell delivers a severe lecture on education and ministers. He argues the church’s split arose from Apostolic bishops claiming authority and creeds replacing Bible study. He cites Bible as supreme and warns against demons hidden in sectarian bias and false doctrines.
In a Texas Farmers' Union argument against a suffrage bill, W. D. Lewis asserts that farming households prefer women focused on home life and childrearing to governance. He argues suffrage aligns with broader social changes and questions whether women should join fields, factories, or the military, urging preservation of traditional roles.
A host quotes Themistocles saying he could build a great city with deeds over fiddling. The text argues leaders should be builders who lay bricks, roads, and plow shares rather than mere speakers or governors, stressing that true statesmanship tests action over rhetoric.
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