Prophecies of the West and the World’s Exposition
The piece sketches Thomas Dixon JB and Josiah Strong’s Western imperialist vision. It argues the West will shape future power, cites Chicago and the 1893 Exposition as a catalyst, and laments sectional conflict while urging unity under Christian patriotism. It contrasts Western vigor with Eastern decay and warns of dangers if western growth goes unchecked.
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Marriage in Burmah and Curious Disappearances Highlight Era
A Burmah marriage report notes low underage婚riages, rare polygamy, and easy divorce under Buddhist custom, with women gaining household influence and property shares. It contrasts Burmese life favoring early union and self sufficiency with European norms, while a separate anecdote recalls a mysterious police disappearance and a North Minneapolis child story detailing daily life and social foibles.
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