Practical religion that works in life and commerce
A Sunday sermon urges faith expressed as deeds, not words, arguing religion must apply to merchants, doctors, lawyers, and farmers. It contrasts two rivers as metaphors for living for self versus service, and calls for honesty in commerce, medicine, law, and education. It cites examples from history and modern figures to urge a practical gospel.
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Educated Red Man and Berkshire Lass Wed by Pine Ridge Romance
Dr. Charlie A Eastman a Sioux youth and Elaine Goodale a Berkshire Hills poetess are engaged and serving at Pine Ridge agency. Eastman, son of a Sioux chief, studied at Santee Knox Beloit Dartmouth and Boston University while pursuing medicine. Goodale, an Indian education advocate, has worked at Hampton Lower Brule and now leads Sioux country education.
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The Terrible Black Death Across Centuries and Regions
A historical overview discusses the Black Death origins causes and transmission by miasmata not merchandise. It traces medieval outbreaks in England and Europe including Avignon Venice Florence Siena and East Anglia noting clergy losses and deserted courts and villages. It cites Tobolsk and Obdorsk as contemporary population references from the Boston Transcript.
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Sulphur Mining in a Crater at Popocatepetl
Mexican mining engineer Manvel Los Tanos recounts descending into Popocatepetl crater to inspect sulphur mines owned by General Ochoa. He describes the ascent by windlass and rope at 18,000 feet, the peril, and the small pay of native sulphur gatherers who slide down the mountain with packages in tow.
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Lunatics Punished in China
A Chinese imperial decree reports a laborer executed for parricide after being deemed sane. Relatives who failed to inform authorities that he was insane receive harsh sentences. The piece notes China’s strict justice deters lunatic crime, contrasting Western views.
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