Million Dollar Palace of Peace Opened in Washington
The International Bureau of the American Republics dedicated and opened its new Pan American bureau building. Andrew Carnegie funded 750000 for the palace, designed as a peace palace with an auditorium, library, and offices, boosting arbitration and international cooperation in the western hemisphere. President Taft, Senor de la Barra, Knox, and John Barrett attended. Cardinal Gibbons and others spoke. the Marine Band performed. the site overlooks the Potomac near the White House.
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Two Sabbath Incidents Sunday School Lesson May 1 1910
A May 1 1910 Sunday School lesson discusses Matthew 12 1 14 with the golden text and the theme of mercy over sacrifice. The narrative covers the Sabbath dispute over plucking grain, Jesus’ fourfold replies, and the healing of the withered hand as a test of true Sabbath keeping. A local anecdote about A C Hidlay’s whisky lapse is included as memory humor.
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Contradiction and Advice Test a Man's Fortitude
A writer notes that a man accepts contradiction and advice more readily than people think yet cannot bear it when it comes in a violent form. He compares hearts to flowers open to gentle dew but closing under a violent downpour, reflecting the fragility of the human psyche.
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Emerson and Waters discuss fear of twins in marriage
In The Circle scene Emerson jokes about bliss and fears the doctor would say twins. Waters reacts puzzled as Emerson confesses his anxiety about impending twins during a happy marriage.
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