Months of Christianity Narrowing Religious Work
Discussion in Boston Herald notes that shortening church work to six months due to vacation and secular demands weakens clergy influence, reducing annual religious impact. Calls for more lay helpers, proactive parish leadership, and a renewer effort to keep Christian teaching integrated with daily life.
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Boston Herald
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Frances
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Perennial Sabbath Abolished In French Revolution Summary
The text describes a radical calendar reform during the French Revolution era seeking to replace Christian worship with a secular civic religion. It notes the National Convention’s push to count years from the Revolution and to abolish Sundays, with churches closed and civic fêtes adopted. It mentions Robespierre’s laws repealed later, churches reopened, and Sunday observance fading as a concept.
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Gabot
Paris
Janet
Vlewe
The Church Property and Protestant Access in Italy
A historical notice discusses church property in Italy, government protection for Protestant preaching, and the liberal potential of Italian schools under state oversight. It cites Cardinal Manning on global church growth, Queen Victoria’s hair, and social context affecting Papal influence, then shifts to ministerial nourishment, poverty, and health remedies, concluding with brief notes on religious figures and publications.
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Italy
Papal Church
Cardinal Manning
Linly
England
United States
Remarkable Letter on Health and Mortality Rates
Mrs Cleavelands Words recount a wife’s battle with neuralgia and paralysis, praising Paine’s celery compound after a failed physician effort. The letter, printed earlier, is supported by neighbors and friends and quotes her husband Conductor Cleaveland of the Central Vermont Railroad. It claims three bottles restored health, enabling daily tasks and walks, urging publication to spread its claimed benefits.
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New York
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I Ton
Greene
Paine
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Mus
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Rutland
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Fragmented Sermon Excerpt on Religion and Morals
A compilation of editorial fragmentary remarks on Christianity, sermon value, faith, and moral conduct. Includes references to Dr. Talmage, Dr. Striker, and Nashville Christian Advocate style notes. Discusses church preaching, listening to man, and the need for God to speak. Also promotes SOZODONT toothpaste and Christian Union commentary.
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Ehough
Talmage
China
Dr. Striker
Thal
Anenchent
Christian Inquirer
God
Chan. Thwyng
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