Missionaries and Muslin Woe and Massers Capitalist Gospel
An extended critique by a Toledo reporter condemns Reverend Howard A Musser for linking missions to American trade. It argues missionaries promote capitalism, cite Inter-Church World Movement backing by firms, and portray India under British rule as yielding to and resisting that gospel. The piece urges liberation and denounces sacred pretensions while calling for a moral overhaul.
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Howard A Musser
India
Mak
United States
Standard Oil
Singer
Ford Motor Car
Musser
Toledo
Yast
U. S
America
England
Mussera
Massers
Church
Toedo
Toledo News-Bee
Busines
Evolution of the family and the pottery dawn
Editorial notes present an economic interpretation of history by Reynolds. It surveys the shift from savagery to barbarism, stressing pottery, copper tools, village life, and the rise of the monogamic family. It traces consanguine, punaluan, syndyasmian, patriarchal, and monogamic family evolutions and their social impacts.
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W. E. Reynolds
W. ER
Messa Verda
Pnesent Pueblos
Arenes
Lower
Aghuriam
Night Harvest by the Blue Galilee Borders
James G Clark writes of gathering harvests along blue Galilee borders aided by unseen reapers. A stranger joins the vigil as a guiding star resemblance rises from the manger, promising world illumination through night’s vigil and song.
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Blue Gallilee
Wages of Scabbery and College Scales in Strike Fallout
The piece condemns strikebreakers and railroad work risks, noting eight fatalities and many injuries among would be enginemen and switchmen who left Yale and other colleges. It accuses exclusive colleges of aiding capitalist aims, turning colleges into instruments of class control and training workers to serve the master class.
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Nsw
Coscent
Ancient Society
Arerr
Yale
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