Press and Telegraph Unite in Civilizing Mission
A sermon argues the printing press and telegraph drive civilization, praising newspaper workers for facing shams and poverty, urging prayer for editors and printers, and warning of temptations to distrust humanity. It notes historic pressure from authorities and celebrates ongoing growth toward a spiritual future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pney
Jesus
Certainty in Religion Urged by Rev. Cathell
Rev J E Cathell of Des Moines urges certainty in religion over doubt. He argues creed and doctrine help but true faith requires strong, clear answers rather than lingering uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cathell
Episcopalian
Des Moines
The Creed as a Chart of Christian Life
The creed is described as a chart guiding believers to the eternal city and serving as a source of strength and wisdom for pilgrims of eternity, as stated by Rev. A. Be. Kittredge, a Lutheran from New York City.
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A. BE. Kittredge
Lutheran
New York City
Don’t Trot Draft Horses Elects First Woman in Syracuse
Huntington, Mies A., daughter of Right Rev. Frederick D. Huntington, is elected school commissioner of Syracuse for two years on the Democratic ticket, becoming the first woman to hold elective office there. She is active in charity and an advocate of equal suffrage.
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Mies A
Huntington
Frederick D. Huntington
Central New York
Syracuse
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