Shocking Doctrine Drives Ward Debate Over Christ’s Kinship
A critical tract argues Mrs. Ward’s view enforces a human Jesus and dethrones divine Christ, labeling the rector’s agnostic Church of England stance as a flawed modernism that borrows from old faith while erasing its core. It contends God and man share one essence, and true religion preserves Christ’s full divinity.
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Humphrey Ward
Christ
Christian Brotherhood
Mrs."Ward
George Washington
God
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Jesus Christ
Church of Christ
New Church
Jonathan Edwards
New England
Old England
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Where the Roses Bloom in Madison New Jersey
A historical note describes Madison New Jersey as a premier rose hub supplying New York belles. It cites 85 greenhouses and 150 workers, with about 40 000 cut roses shipped daily to New York year round and to seaside resorts June through September. Rose chests are locked and returned nightly.
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New York
Madison
New Jersey
Advertising Columns Across Nations Highlight Oddities
The piece surveys German Austrian French and British and American papers noting Cologne Gazettes lack of headlines insidious editorials and vivid marriageads and death notices while reflecting on agony columns and matrimonial ads across Europe. It contrasts German dullness with lively ads and sketches vivid notices from birth to betrothal with formal heraldry and quirk. The article cites Bismarck Battenberg Victoria of Prussia and Morier as editorial threads.
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Cologne Gazette
Bismarck
Europe
Robert Morier
St. Petersburg
Cologne
Alexander of Battenberg
Fraulein Leisinger
Berlin
Battenberg
Victoria
Prussia
Neral
Vienna
London
Prince of Wales
Whitehall
New York
London Standard
Eisle Roi Gaignol
Paper Made Purely From Rags Now Possible
A Glasgow Mail article discusses substitutes like cellulose and lignose for rag paper, noting experiments in France show durable results if treated properly. While costs approach rag paper, rising rag prices and factory efficiency could yield profits supplying high quality publishers.
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Glasgow Mail
France
Scientific scraps share medical studies and tech notes
The text surveys diverse topics from US government spending on swine disease research to Pasteurian rabies methods and electrical engraving. It cites Prof Horsley on hydrophobia mortality, discusses glass engraving via electricity, notes mineral wealth and gold finds in distant regions, and includes remarks on lighting efficiency and a cartoon exchange about nails in a coffin.
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United States
Chatlle
M. Pasteur
Medical Societies of
London
Horsley
French Academy of Sciences
M. Plante
Bang Tapnan
Lopek
Popular Science Monthly
Versailles notes and American baseball visit exploits
The narrative recounts baseball players visiting Versailles with Spalding, touring Versailles, the Trianon complexes, and Paris prisons. It describes guards, the depot, and the Black Maria, plus vivid anecdotes of royal gardens, historical figures, and the soldiers observing a ball game between the All Americans and Chicago teams.
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Trianon
Chicagos
Anson
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United States
Miss MacLane
James Brown Potter
Kent
Henry Haywire
Ben's Unpaid Bar Tab Leads to Humorous Payoff
A Kansas City Globe anecdote recalls Ben a chatty newspaper man famed for dodging bills. Host Gaston tallies about $90 and, after years of avoidance, Ben finally pays with a lone ten cent coin, prompting a comic scene as the bar taps out the moment.
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