Judge Bartelmy Versus The People And The Advance
Wheeler Brand visits Nolan to discuss editorial policy as Mrs Nolan presses social ambitions at the Nolan mansion. The Advance owner and Brand discuss Bartelmy and a looming strategy while Phyllis and Sylvester scheme with poet Powell amid social pressures and party plans.
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Wheeler Brand
Judge Bartelmy
Judith Bartelmy
Nolan
Bartelmy
Mrs. Nolan
Nevada
Michael Nolan
Phyllis
Conservatory
Pitcher
Serres
Mr. Powell
Sylvester
Powell
Wheeler
Brand
Dupuy
Michael
New York
Mamma
The Sunday School Lesson On Temptation And Wisdom
The passage reflects on temperance and temptation through Proverbs and the life of Christ. It contrasts Christ’s sacrifice with worldly pleasures and warns against idolatry in modern life, urging believers to seek wisdom and refrain from sin for true rest in Him.
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Man of
Noah
David
Achan
Eve
God
Devil
Christ
Jesus Christ
Hell
Christ Our King at May 1 1910 Endeavor Meeting
The May 1 1910 Christian Endeavor prayer meeting centers on Christ as king from John 18 33 40. Rev Sherman H Doyle explains Jesus kingship as spiritual ruling over hearts not worldly power, citing Pilate's questioning and Barabbas release. The piece urges consecration and devotion to a loving, ideal kingship.
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Christ
King
Sherman H. Doyle
Jesus
Pilate
Barabbas
God
Jerusalem
Did She Die For Love Or Work Herself To Death
The Houston Post quotes a reader line about a woman who dies not from tragedy but from hard, relentless labor after her lover deserts her. The piece contrasts death from despair with a life of toil for love.
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Houston Post
Proposals Interview Sparks Mixed Reactions
A Baltimore American excerpt notes Nell-Harry's deft proposing style drew some girls in but caused many others to reject him. The dialogue highlights the contrast in responses among peers.
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Nell
Harry
Belle
Baltimore
Uncomplimentary Quip From New York Press
The New York Press notes Elia He holds an office in his hat and Stella declares it must be unfurnished in a terse cartoonlike jab.
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Elia
Stella
New York Press
Christian Endeavor Logo Depicts Founder and Vine
The article recalls Dr. Francis E. Clark organizing the first Christian Endeavor society on February 2, 1881 at Williston Church in Portland Missouri. A photo shows Clark under a giant grape vine at Carpenteria California with a bunch of California oranges in his hand.
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Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
First
Christian Endeavor Society
Williston Church
Portland
Dr. Clark
Carpenteria
Cal
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