Sermon Advised to Make Newspapers an Ally for Religion
Rev Dr Talmage urges embracing the secular press as a powerful ally for Christianity. He recalls past press attacks, calls for courteous treatment of journalists, and argues printing can spread religious truth. He envisions a religiously uplifting Sunday press and broader use of the pen for faith.
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Lake
Gogals
Christian Aid
Eee
Renie
Ant
Perdom
Beause
Guttenberg
Napoleon
York
Mery Christendom
Society of Genial Pie
Cécil
Great Timn
Colorado
Tianity
Brooklyn
Kingdom of God
American Messenger
Missionary Journal
Sunday School Advocate
Faust
Schoeffer
Jesse Glover
David
Nathan
Felix
Paul
Signing a Covenant Between Pulpit and Press
A pastor urges a Sabbath pledge for church and printing press to unite in illuminating the world. He recalls Benjamin Franklin and cites reporters' role in early Christianity, calling printers and editors to pursue righteous, edifying work and to join in a Christian marriage of evangelism and journalism.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Providence
Paul
Christ
Luke
Stephen
Tabitha
Silas
Melita
Kingdom of God
Jesus Christ
Milton
T. C
Christendom
South American
Drummer Dies After Temperance Crusade Goes Wrong
A drummer visited a prohibition town in Maryland to aid temperance. He drank to obtain liquor for the crusade then switched to Jamaica rum and other spirits until none remained but water. The final turn to water proved fatal and he died in agony with no monument to his memory.
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Maryland
Jamaica
Ferocious shark and alligator fight ends in brutal death
A hunting party along Indian River Florida witnessed a deadly encounter between five or six alligators and as many man-eating sharks. The battle lasted about a half hour with extensive injuries on both sides. The largest gator measured 15 feet 5 inches.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Indian River
Fla
Echuine
Here
Gator
Kilkenny
Ocean
Gators
Young pianist Otto Hegner to visit New York next year
Eleven year old Otto Hegner, praised in London as superior to Josef Hofmann, is billed to travel to New York in the coming year under relatives. Born in Basel in 1877, he studied with Hans Hubel and made his London debut in St James Hall playing Beethoven. Critics compare his technical prowess to Hans von Bülow and note his program's difficulty.
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Otto Hegner
London
Josef Hoffman
New York
Josef
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
Basel
Switzerland
Baden Baden
Hegner
Hans Hubel
Philharmonic Society
Hubel
Otto
St. James Hall
Beethoven
Little Hofmann
Hofmann
Josef Hofmann
Hans von Bulow
Dwarf Francois and Pigmy Virama in Jealous Circus Romance
Francois, a dwarf at the Paris Winter Circus, falls for Virama a pigmy she acts in pantomime. Virama is married to Appoo who is much older. She wears Francois ring on her big toe and the love scenes spark jealous fear, forcing guards to prevent a duel.
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Francois
Paris
Virama
Appoo
Appeo
Young Brooklyn Citizen Seeks Stand On Community Issue
A long haired Brooklyn resident asks a young friend to reveal his position on a local matter. The youth replies he will decide once he can afford to take the grand stand. The exchange suggests a developing stance tied to resources and civic involvement.
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Brooklyn
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