Work for Religionists the Most Important Problem of the Twentieth Century
Canterbury pamphlet by Rev Frederick W Farrar argues the era’s ache is sustaining deep faith among nominal Christians. He cites science, higher criticism, and secular doubt as weakening forces, urging clergy and lay Christians to embody and preach a living, Spirit guided faith in Christ to avert moral decline.
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Charles II
Christendom
Dean Burgon
Christ Jesus
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Christ
Leopardi
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Coryphaeus
Schopenhauer
Voltaire
Benjamin Whichcote
Peter
John
Canterbury
England
Stone Henge to be Closed by Fence and Toll
Sir Edmund Antrobus plans a wire fence around Stone Henge and will charge one shilling for admission. He argues to protect the ruin and fund its care, while critics say he has no right to bar the public from a national monument. The case reached court and a ruling upheld the owner's right to close access.
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Baltimore
Sir Edmund Antrobus
Salisbury’s
Sir Edmund
Hospital Patients Spanked at Hahnemann Hospital
A Philadelphia Record item describes "the awakener," a wooden paddle used at Hahnemann Hospital to rouse conscious patients who have taken poison or overindulged in liquor. The device, about two feet long, targets the soles of the feet and is applied after removing shoes and stockings. The paddling often results in waking within ten minutes, though intoxicated patients may require longer treatment.
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Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
Iladelphia
Three Teens Gather Amid City Paving Scare
Chicago Tribune notes three youths in a park and boulevard context. Officials discuss paving contractor threats and a so called paving trust, with the man on the narrow tires referenced as part of the scene.
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Park and Boulevard Commissioners
Paul the Apostle Pressing Toward Perfection in Faith
The sermon analyzes Paul’s claim of imperfection yet pursuit of perfection, arguing that true holiness comes from a new nature and adherence to God’s law. It emphasizes persistent, single minded effort, forgetting past sins and accomplishments, to resemble Christ and glorify God. Paul is presented as the supreme example of a focused spiritual professional.
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God
Christ Jesus
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Council of Prent
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Webster
Christ
Jesus
Prose on Faith and Perfection in Christian Life
The passage reflects a Christian quest for spiritual growth beyond rudimentary life. It cites the apostolic list of virtues and the believer’s longing for full conformity to Christ, noting the unseen future promise that when He appears we shall be like Him and see Him as He is.
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Christ
Vows Renewed in Sorrow and Hope Through Sin
The speaker confesses repeated sin and failed vows yet seeks divine pardon. He resolves to call on God for grace to keep promises, weep for broken vows, and vow again to mend his ways as he ends with Ana’s praise.
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Ana
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