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Religious instruction in public schools debated
A Washington conference proposal to add moral and religious instruction to public schools sparks widespread interest. Signers include bishops, justices, and educators: they defend church state separation while raising concerns about policing Sunday christianity and the role of schools in moral education. The Post cautions religious intrusion should wait until other avenues prove ineffective.
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Big Stick Policy and Monroe Doctrine in Roosevelts Era
The piece argues Roosevelt will not use force to collect private debts abroad and warns against using armed power. It reflects on the Monroe doctrine, Republican support and opposition in Congress, and potential tariff and railroad-rate confrontations shaping early 20th century U.S. policy and politics.
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Pride Taken in the Bar Sinister Jacob Riis on a Pilgrimage
Jacob Riis, famed author and Roosevelt biographer, travels the United States and abroad. He argues the franchise should test knowledge of the country, not property or schooling alone, urging travel as a broadening force while cautioning against the boorish traveler.
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Globe of eclectic quotes and civic chatter from federal and royal circles
A collage of brief remarks and anecdotes from diverse sources. Notes on Roosevelt, Senate tensions, and global politics mix with jokes, poems, and social chatter. The piece also highlights the Marquis of Linlithgow, his career, humor, and ties to Scotland and Ireland, alongside domestic humor and a farm child’s quip about education and allowance.
The Great Search of Right and Moral Life
A reflective piece argues humanity seeks right relations and universal justice. It cites religion, philosophy, and science, praising Job and biblical guidance with God as the moral measure. The text asserts progress follows obedience to divine will and highlights a universal standard for right living.
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Luther Hymn Ein Feste Burg A German Reformation Icon
The article discusses Martin Luther as preacher and poet and highlights Ein feste Burg der Stadt, known as A mighty fortress in our God, its German roots, English translations by Carlyle and Hedge, and its enduring international hymn status. It notes the hymn’s tuneful history and Luther’s varied talents, with reflections on faith and moral maxims mixed with unrelated snippets from other sources.
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Making Millions In A Day At New York Gas Combine
Lessie a Weekly reports a City Club of New York claim that Consolidated Gas Company of New York rose capital from 17 million to 39 million on consolidation in 1884. Water interests earned vast gains, while citizens paid high prices and dividends. Excerpts cite 13 members including city officials and legislators in the powerful grouping.
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Encouraging Signs From The Chicago Chronicle
Encouraging signs from court decisions show a united Supreme Court guiding public opinion through reform, affirming individual liberty and national-state balance. The era’s rapid modernization by telephone, trolley, and locomotive has not discouraged Americans but urges a quick, conservative adjustment by the people.
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Catholics and Divorce in Catholic Law and Viewpoints
Catholic theologians and judges debate whether Catholics can participate in divorce work without compromising faith. Canon Moyes cites apostolic pronouncements that marriage is sacramental and indissoluble, thus professionals may not assist in divorce, though certain circumstances may permit limited involvement.
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Pointed Paragraphs on Fortune and Marriage
A collection of witticisms on love wealth and age. The author mocks men who change with age and women’s motives, noting money as a social excuse for marriage and a banker’s thrift as a model for posterity. The piece reflects humorous maxims about gender relations and social status.
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Prolific Arizona talk among hotel guests and locals
In a New Willard lobby scene Mr ET and Rex Beach discuss Arizona life and its climate of 700 feet, praising fine tubers, cattle and mining wealth, while locals like McGonigle of Flagstaff imagine statehood and broader prosperity for Angreit. A crowded, chatty panorama of figures from Wasconsin, Florida, and Dawson unfolds with varied musings on politics and progress.
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Had the Answer Ready Prom the Yonkers Stated war
A fragmentary line scene describes a lady at a tub head asking about the American desert and a curious reply about greenness and tears. The odd wording resembles a reading from a historic newspaper page with garbled OCR.
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