Christ and the Man Who Works in a New Industrial Era
The sermon argues that Jesus Christ embodied the eternal worker and calls workers to join His enterprise. It traces history from slavery and feudalism to capitalism, then to a future industrial democracy where labor is free and equal. The speaker urges applying Christ’s gospel to social and economic reform through two principles: from each according to ability and to each according to need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesus
Jesus
Ife
Ian
Tim
Jess
Visitation in Carthage by Rural Baptist Leader
The Rav Thomas H Rogeens pastor of the First Baptist Church at Carthage Alabama visits his native county. He is a nephew of former Mayor E J Wood and is accompanied by The Hav Mr Boggess during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Rogeens
First Baptist Church
Carthage
E. J. Wood
Newhy
Mr. Boggess
Community club notices and Christmas events in Clarksburg
Local society pages note a Mothers Club gathering at Mrs J W Kyle’s home and an invite for members to attend the federal Mothers Club meeting at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Christmas programs run at Central Christian Church and Salem high School with choir, orchestral and solo performances, plus a matinee dance by the Slema Gamma Club at the Masonic temple with Cadenza Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Acormson
Bodo
Aifke
Our Lady and Daughters
Christin Ghureh
Central Christian Church
Mason
Messiah
Prince of Galilee
Misa Thompson
Mrs. Martin
Mr. Shuman
W.M. Long
Town of
Bethlehem
Mis. Thompson
J. Haught
M. W. Davis
Muale
Salem High School
Orchestra
Ae Loms Knight
Slema Gamma Club
Masonic Temple
Lock
R.A. Haynes
J. Horner Davis
Henry Haymond
W. A. Gaylord
George. P. Leatherbury
David Garpar
W. L. Highland
Harry Curtin
Agar F. Hood
Ostrich Trade Revealed At San Diego Exposition
Dear Herb notes a curious ostrich display at the San Diego Exposition of December 19, 1914. The writer mocks the business of selling feathers as feminine fashion, arguing the bird’s feathers are worthless to the animal yet prime for confections of finance and showmanship at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
San Diego Exposition
T. B
Jake
Shekela
Ostrich Farm Tales and a Brash Censor
A rambling account describes ostriches with long necks and surprising riding possibilities. The writer cites a newsroom censor who mocked an ostrich ride, recounting a staged incident where a journalist attempted to ride a black Nubian ostrich and a failed greased pole descent, amidst humorous reflections on censorship.
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Pramond Lavalliere
Tavallieres
H. A. Caplan
West Pike Street
Clarksburg
W. VA
Weler
Christ and
Man Who
abdo‘Xam
Atlil
West-Pocket
ANSCO
Hall & Bradford the
W. Main ST
Empire
Newman
Fourth St
Empire Bank
Native County
Circe
Ars. L. Ri
Corder
East End
la Eee
Soldier's Chorus
Franz Gruber
Over the Meadows
Fearla Gladys Miller
Edith Pepper
Floyd van Horn
Waldo van Horn
Macy
J. Huffman Davis
Fredricky Lohr
Fairy Belly
J. Lindsay Redmore
Florence Doty
Jessie Young
Faith Pannar
Scotty Strong
Daisy
Cheap John Jewelry Co
Glen
Elk
Tever
Struthy
Alysse Helen
Hintert
Ostrick Pal
R. E. Gill
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