The Test Is Coming in Christian Nations
The article argues Christianity faces its testing time amid commercial pressures and imperial ambitions. It contrasts gospel service with profit driven systems, noting exploitation in missionary work abroad. It warns that government actions often shield exploitative practices, threatening the church’s mission at home and overseas. The piece urges faithful adherence to Christ’s teachings and calls for institutional change to preserve Christianity’s integrity.
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Ard
West
United States
Great Britain
America
Cleveland business expansion earns praise from Babson official
Ralph B. Wilson of Babson Statistical Organization lauds Cleveland for rapid postwar growth, noting monthly check transactions now near 900 million and heading toward a billion. He contrasts Cleveland's surge with slower gains in other regions, linking progress to national economy improvements.
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Cleveland
Ralph B. Wilson
Babson Statistical Organization
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Tithe Sat Lars Adair and Obscure Names Pop Up in Vague Anniversary Notes
A fragmented column lists birthdays and anniversaries with names such as Adair, Disraeli, and Paul P. Harris alongside scattered events like battles, storms, and resignations. The garbled OCR blends births, historical notes, and society notices with places including Baltimore and Washington, yielding a patchwork of miscellaneous items.
Five Events Mark Widest World Observances This Day
Today marks the centenary of Valois founder of the Redemptionist Order and Patriots Day in the U S commemorating Lexington. Disraeli is honored in England as Primrose Day while King Gustav of Sweden plans a Madrid leg. A Quincy bronze memorial to Adamses is unveiled, and an international wedding in New York pairs Grace Cuyler to Count de Man. Conventions open across the country including Jacksonville and Atlanta gatherings.
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Wiehth
Valois
Redemptionist Order
Lexington
England
Benjamin Disraeli
Lond Beaconsfield
Gustav of
Sweden
Madrid
Hig Urso
Spain
John Adams
John Q Uiney Adams
Quincey
Mass
New York
Atlas Grace Cuyler
Burton Cuyler
San Francisco
Athers de Man
Paris
Darren
Jacksonville
Fla
Southeastern Retail Hardware and Implement Association
Atlanta
Unclear fragment hints at ABE MARTIN scene in spring
Fragmentary text shows ABE MARTIN Garett dialogue about spring, study plans, and whittling ships seen in show windows. The readable parts are incomplete and do not present a clear event or outcome.
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Ealinge
Bethlehem Steel Leader Grace a Life in Industry and Wages
Eugene Gifford Grace born 1876 in Goshen New Jersey rose to president of Bethlehem Steel in 1916 and served as a Lehigh University trustee. He notes wage growth from 1914 to 1926 with employees seeing increases, while steel wages exceeded most sectors. He comments on broader economic distress in farming and policy corrections for prosperity.
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Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eugene Gifford Grace
Goshen
N. J
Bethlehem Steel Company
Ile
Grace
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Company
Department of Labor
The Flower Factory Poem by Florence Wilkinson
Poem excerpt once featured in McClure’s Magazine praising Florence Wilkinson’s work. It centers on childlike figures named Lisalutia Marianina Fiametta Teresina as rose petals, contrasting innocence with industrial imagery and a distant ambulance tone. The piece reflects emotional pity without sentimentality and notes the haunting, ritual rhythm of the verses.
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Charles Hanson Towne
Florence Wilkinson
McClure
Que
Uttle Factory
Lisalutia
Marianina
Fiametta
Teresina
Rose stems and playful names weave in verse lines
A fragmentary verse lists names Lisabetta Marianina Fianretta Teresina as winding rose stems. The text imagines a long playful scene with roses and a nod to a lord figure, ending with a curious line about baby hands with roses and joyous roses of the sunt teetere.
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Lisabetta
Marianina
Fianretta
Teresina
Through the Storm I Strive for Calm Resolve
The speaker reflects on endurance during crises and the pull of prayer while facing recurring trials. A defiant stance emerges as the speaker vows to endure, weather doubt, and maintain composure when trouble nears, despite distractions and temptations.
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Agaim
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Lotata County Printing & Publishing Company
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Onutside
Lorain
State of Ohio
Robert & Ward, Inc
Chicago
Wahesh Ave
Fifth Ave
Lars
Anniv Adair Liit Ielix
Dela
Quinn Christina
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Hiel
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Tord Heavensfield
London
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Charles Marshuatt
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Lee
Appomattox
Bern
Ash
President Coolidge
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Frines Heurs
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Mecklenburg-Schwerth
Paul P. Clarris
Rotary Club Movement
Radov
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Constance Talmadge
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Peoria
Owen Bush
Piltahurese Nationaleague
Montgomery
Ala
Medical Asociation
Alabama
Sann Francisco
California Society
Sons of American Revolution
National Society
Children of American Revolution
Lowell
Massachusetts
Society Sons of American Revolution
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Inc
Town Independent Telephone Association
Durham
N. C
North Carolina Suite Medical Society
Anderson, D. C
South Carolina State Medical Association
Abe Martin Garett
Och Ue
Eugene Grac
Lisahoea
Martanina
Toregina
Plametta
Imthegink
Slater Coal Co
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Lorain Co
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Turner
Eve
Florence
Chronicle Telegram
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Shell
St- Il
Peerless Oil CO
Amherst
Ca Giller
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