Long-Distance Worship and the Telephone
Rev Son n Poucher argues against using telephones to broadcast church services. He warns it could erode congregational attendance and the felt presence of worship. He urges restraint, noting the value of direct church fellowship, attentive listening, and proper dress in sacred spaces.
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Sonn Poucher
D. C
Binwell
C Man
Brondelawd
Bolt Celiet
Teach Power as Education for the World
A sermon by Rev J P Brusningham argues that power in faith should educate the world. It cites Jesus Christ and God’s instruction, urging believers to expand teaching with money intellect and social influence while avoiding pride. It praises Enoch as pleasing God through daily faithful acts.
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Gosenh Parker
Jesus Christ
IesRon
Chriathinae FE
Mt Fe
Withield
Nat
J.P. Brusningham
Bahoek
Enoch
Ino
Inech
Josephus
Tod Jan
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Sermonettes Highlight Duty to Spread the Gospel
A collection of brief sermonette quotes urges churches to spread the Gospel. Leaders from Chicago New York Akron and Washington emphasize charity kindness and unity under God. The notes stress scripture based calls to action and an inclusive brotherhood.
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New York
Haldeman
Baptist
York
Kintii
Crawford
Methodist
Akron
Ohio
Charlty
Stey
Conaty, Ir, Jr
Washington, D. CG
Delights of the Maple Sugar Season
A lyrical vignette by E. A. Bushnell from Cincinnati describes the maple sugaring season. It paints farm scenes of sap collecting, sap boiling, and the sugar house rituals. Neighbors gather for warmth, stories, and sweet treats as night falls on a hard but joyful season.
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Walthys
Lae
E. A. Bushnell
Cineinnati
World's A-Goin Right and the Quiet Vision of Love
A lyrical fragment from the Los Angeles Errald reflects on sensuous longing and the tension between light and shadow. It contrasts nature’s scent and beauty with a yearning for sweetness and shared humanity, hinting at hopeful renewal amid uncertainty.
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Los Angeles
Errald
Enigmatic romance turns to theft inquiry at estate
In a dim salon, a reserved young woman arouses the narrator with elusive love while Mine. Laroche’s priceless diamonds go missing. The sleuthing proceeds as guests endure a formal search led by M. Coppe. the narrator begs to be searched first while Jeanne quietly assists.
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Laroche
M. Goppe
Cnres
M. Coppe
Deanoe Baal
Jeanne
The Thief Adored You Jewel Box Revelation
In a whirl of emotion I confront accusation and passion as Jeanne tests love with a jewel box reveal. A private terrace scene ends with a dramatic confession that jealousy and romance collide, leaving me torn between guilt and desire as the truth emerges.
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Jeanne
New York News
Decay of Indian Relic Crafts and Odd Anecdotes
A scrambled account outlines declining Indian basket and weapon crafts as old artisans retire and younger makers imitate pale face styles. It notes willow bases, natural dyes, and root embellishments, with Western buyers and an Elkhorn Chadron collection valued at thousands. Interspersed are brief humor sketches about rabbit hunting laws and social scenes from Toronto and New York.
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Denver
Larne
Tay
Shurloux
Caer
India
Qaey
Chadron
Neb
United States
Sunday School on Christian Love in First Corinthians
A Sunday school lesson outlines memorizing First Corinthians 13, arguing love as a habit of mind rather than emotion. It emphasizes love as the superior, guiding virtue, rooted in God's love and manifested through just thought and kind action toward others. The text contrasts Paul’s definition with John’s, and notes love grows when welcomed by the Spirit, urging renewed commitment to love in daily life. Next lesson covers Paul and Apollos in Acts 18.
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Corinth
Paul
Jesus
Pauls
John the Apostle
God
Michigan Supreme Court Rules on Teachers Direct Home Rule
A Michigan Supreme Court decision addresses whether a school teacher may require pupils to go directly home after school, preventing detours to stores. The case from Detroit involves principal Cody enforcing the rule, challenged by John M. Jones and Catherine Jones, with the court noting the policy aims at safety and moral regulation of students’ after school conduct. The ruling flags the need for harmony between parents and teachers to protect children from inappropriate influence while ensuring timely, direct routes home.
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Michigan Supreme Court
Mn Supreme Court
Peck
Detroit
John PT. Jones
Catherine Jones
Ick Cody
Webster School
Danates
Jones
Cod
Tower Court i Hstmved
Ttdee Grant
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