Christianity and the limits of religious progress in society
Rev. Dr. Frank Gibson warned at St Andrew's Episcopal Church that Christianity advances outwardly while crime and immorality rise, arguing that the gospel will not usher in a utopia. He cautioned against en thusism and noted believers bear greater responsibility when they sin, harming religion more than nonbelievers.
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Personal Savior central to modern Christian life sermon
The sermon at Temple Baptist Church in Washington stressed belief in a personal Saviour as essential. Rev Wes top Bruner of Calvary Baptist Church Richmond urged Christians to follow Christ as a personal faith, loving God and neighbors, and warned that true enlightenment guides conduct toward eternal outcomes. He argued nominal belief is insufficient and emphasized conscience as guider. The talk urged three essentials: know Christ, love others, honor God.
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Indifference and Intelligence Threaten Church, Pastor Warns
The First Congregational Church sermon by Hev. P. McMillan of Guston denounced currents of indifference and intelligence opposing the church. He argued science and philosophy tempt believers away from faith, urging renewed commitment to Christianity and its universal mission.
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Western Texas bishop warns immigration endangers customs
Rt. Rev. J S Johnston, Episcopal bishop of Western Texas, preached at St. Thomas Church and at St. Alban's. He warned immigration shifts population westward and could reshape social and political life, urging assimilation through schools and churches. He cited German socialists and a lack of religious knowledge among descendants, appealing for support for missionary work.
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Joys of Christian Life Sermon Emphasizes Constant Rejoicing
A Sunday sermon at the Church of the Reformation urged joy in the Lord as essential to Christian life, citing Paul and Christ's example. The talk linked joy with true worship, even amid illness, and urged happiness as the temporal and spiritual path for believers. Separate items reported injuries from a fall at Pennsylvania depot and a razor attack on Mary Hutchinson, with police action noted.
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Christ
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Christ Realiz
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Ballscourt
Burnet
Vanilla Costa
Death of George W. Cissel Former District Commissioner
George W. Cissel longtime Washington businessman and former District Commissioner under Grant died at his Georgetown home after a brief illness. He led Arlington Flour Mills and held directorships at Farmers and Mechanics Bank and Union Trust. Survived by a son Sewall from his first marriage and a second wife Agnes Moore of New Orleans. Funeral set for Tuesday at 164 Thirty first Street Georgetown.
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Howard County
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New Orleans
Admiral Shepard Funeral at Arlington Led by Navy Honor
Remains of Rear Admiral Edwin Malcolm Shepard U S N retired were laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after a service at the Shepard home. The cortege was met by a naval escort, casket draped in the navy flag, eight bluejackets carried by a petty officer, three volleys fired, thirteen-gun salute, taps, and floral tributes from the Military Order of the Loyal Legion. Pallbearers included Capt. William Swift Surgeon General Hixey Capt William Potter and others from the navy and Fort Myer units.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Why is she hooked behind fashion piece critique
A verse asks why a fashionable woman is described as hooked behind while noting she is stylish and modern. The text shifts to vintage clothing ads listing suit prices from twelve to thirty dollars, illustrating era fashion pricing and voice.
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Somerville Journy
Biddefara
Death of Dr Showalter Prominent Washington Veterinarian
Dr George De Witt Showalter a leading Washington veterinary surgeon died at his Broadway Virginia home at 7 p m after a yearlong illness from tuberculosis He was 34 and had practiced here about twelve years He served elite stables including Senator Elkins Quay McLean Townsend and Secretary Hay He married Katherine Mullany and was a member of the Elks Funeral will be in Broadway with family burial.
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Virginia
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New York
Canada Veterinary College
Toronto
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Quay
John R. McLean
Townsend
Hay
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Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Bustle at Circus Grounds Mardi Gras Troupe Opens Today
Seeman Millican Mardi Gras and Festival Company begins performances at Fifteenth and H streets NE. From noon yesterday fourteen cars arrived from Alexandria and the first show runs today from 2 to 11 pm for a week. Notable acts include Agena flying lady, Almes electrical display, Jolly Joe Virginia heavyweight, and Flying Jenny among many attractions.
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Mississippi election law critique sparks Supreme Court dispute
J Silcott of Springs Virginia disputes editorials on the Mississippi plan and its Supreme Court approval. The letter challenges the court’s stance on race and voting rights, contrasting Mississippi with Massachusetts and urging scrutiny of legal authority and anti discrimination provisions.
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Defense of Bishop Potter on Alcohol Use and Morality
The article argues against temperance fanaticism in defending Bishop Potter's consecration of a saloon. It contends alcohol has historically benefited society and religion, cites notable figures like William Penn and Washington, and asserts licensed venues can gain from sanctity, while business leaders commonly drink. James B. Rea signs off.
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Workman Crushed Between Cars At New Terminal
Malachi Jackson, colored, eighteen, was trapped between two dirt cars while working at the Second and M streets northeast railroad terminal yesterday. He suffered a broken breastbone and bruises, received treatment at Casualty Hospital, and was sent home to 130 Pierce Street northeast.
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