Earth Basis of Joys Must Accept Sorrow Too
A reflective statement asserts that true happiness includes embracing sorrow, urging acceptance of life’s dual nature. The phrase presents a philosophical view on emotional balance and resilience.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
18
A reflective statement asserts that true happiness includes embracing sorrow, urging acceptance of life’s dual nature. The phrase presents a philosophical view on emotional balance and resilience.
The Weakington Post reports on Rev Charles 1 Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preaching on giving thanks through God in Christ, contrasting occult claims with Christian doctrine. He warns against mediums while explaining Bible mysteries, the church’s future, and the value of faith in trials.
The Waltham Watch Company guarantees its watches in the broadest way when purchased from a regular jeweler but cannot guarantee if bought from a general store. The reason is that only purchases through recognized outlets meet authorized terms.
N B advises buyers to consult a trusted jeweler before purchasing a Weltham watch. Emphasizes asking for adjustment and proper positioning to ensure accurate timekeeping and reliable performance.
Lee Fisher a professional baseball player from Alabama Nine was arrested in Dashville Tennessee on November 28 and confessed to robbing the home of HoT Lewis last night. He entered while Miss Nannie and Miss Lillian Lewis feigned sleep, searched for jewelry, and fled after threatening them with a lit match. Fisher, about 25, played this season with Athens, an independent professional club.
Twelve battleships from the Atlantic Meet will assemble at Hampton Roads on December 1 for the mobilization of sixteen ships from the Hudson Fulton group under Admiral Schroeder. Delays may push some ships into the new year including the Virginia Louisiana Montana and North Carolina. the Missouri arrived at Hampton Roads yesterday.
Professor James H Hyslop of Columbia University discusses Husapia Paladino at a West Fifty-seventh Street church class. He argues levitation lacks nature law violation and emphasizes need for solid evidence, citing telekinesis and distinguishing perception from actual movement amid multiple observers.
The Hague plans a large international exhibition to celebrate the opening of the Peace Palace. The event, set for November, aims to showcase global efforts toward peace and foster international cooperation through a major fair.
A London Times advertisement proposes a test for happiness through wealth. An anonymous bidder offers about 5000 to a millionaire to relinquish spending for two years, with diaries and a committee review to prove wealth does not buy happiness. The would be benefactor is a government employee aiming to use income for broad good rather than charity or self interest.
A long reading of citizen questions and War Department replies outlines how to obtain veterans pensions. It covers eligibility for Civil War and later service, rates at certain ages, and procedures for widows and dependents, including desertion concerns and the need for honorable discharge proofs.
The Pope orders bishops in Europe to stop granting emigration permission to secular priests bound for the United States and the Philippines. Only the Sacred Congregation of the Council may authorize emigration with evidence priests will edify the local people. The measure aims to preserve church discipline and ministry dignity amid cross-border movement.
Experiments in Paris by Prof Vallee and a veterinary surgeon show equine serum offers strong protection against tuberculosis. In trials with young cattle, untreated bulls died of disease while serum-treated animals remained clear. Vallee urges physicians to pursue human trials, claiming the serum could greatly aid mankind.
United States consul at Matamoros reports returning from the San Juan River valley flood area. He distributed 2000 blankets from American relief societies. Thousands of poor Mexicans still live in ruined homes and exposed in the open, subsisting on desert plants.
A compact card on the Thirty-sixth and related war Congresses detailing their start in 1888, secession, key figures like Crittenden and Stevens, leadership shifts, and the push to preserve the Union through conflict. It notes Lincoln, Johnson, and the Homestead Act as pivotal outcomes shaping postwar policy.
John H. Warner, general secretary of the Religion Need of Brazil association, lectured at Central MCA on South America's vast untapped resources and need for religious focus. He described Brazil’s coffee, minerals, tobacco, sugar, rice, cotton, cocoa, rubber, and mahogany wealth and cited Rio de Janeiro’s revival as native initiative rises.
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