DESCRIPTION

Published in 1913 | 428 pages | PDF reader required 

CONTENTS

• Greeting—Frank Leslie.
• The Human Soul—Phoebe Gary.
• The Immutability of God's Law—Joan D'Arc.
• The Power of Thought—Fanny Fern (Sara P. Parton).
• The Evolution of the Human Race—William Ellery Channing.
• White Lies—Stephen Collins Foster.
• Incidents in the Life of George Washington—Lafayette.
• Real Life in the Dreamland—Lydia Huntley Sigourney.
• Jottings by the Wayside—David Crockett.
• The Tragedy of 1813—Theodosia Burr Alston.
• Etherealization—M. Jules Simon.
• The Crucifixion of the Nazarene—Pontius Pilate.
• The First White Person Born in America—Virginia Dare.
• Doctor Thomas—Phocion.
• Random Thoughts—Abraham Lincoln.
• Regrets of Gradual Progression—Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
• Education—Elizabeth Wright-Menafee.
• The Falling Worlds of the Universe—Edmund Halley.
• The Power of  Mind—Franz Anton Mesmer.
• The Seance on Mount Sinai—Moses.
• France and the Italian Troubles—Napoleon III.
• The Fate of Italy and the Fall of the French Empire—Giuseppe Garibaldi.
• The Dread of Death—Herbert Spencer.
• The Law of Parentage—Daoud.
• The Ill Effects of War Statues—U. S. Grant.
• The Influence of  Woman Suffrage Efforts on the Unborn—Susan B. Anthony.
• History Repeating Itself Shown in the Rise and Fall of Empires and in the Recurring Events of All Ages—Charles Darwin.
• Church and State—Benjamin Disraeli.
• Let Us Cultivate Humane Inclinations—Henry Bergh.
• Heaven is Within—Theodore Parker.
• Death The Emancipator Who Sets Us Free—Henry Ward Beecher.
• Life and the  Drama—Dion Boucicault.
• The Age of the Spirit—Charles F. Berwind.
•  Man Not the Architect But the Builder of His Own Being—Florence Nightingale.
• Rock of Ages—Toplady.
• The Products of To-Day Are the Possibilities of Yesterday—Omohondro.
• The Power of the Violin and the Force of Portraiture—Ole Bull—Raphael Santi.
• Sleep—Louisa May Alcott.
• The Composite Picture—Martha Jefferson Randolph.
• The Walls Have Ears—Joseph Rodes Buchanan.
• Why We Like to Travel Fast—Socrates.
• Reincarnation—Lucretia Mott.
• The Great Red Cross—Eugenie of France.
• Is Inspiration Insanity?—Jonathan Swift.
• Things Not Always  What They Seem—Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
• Reflections in a Cemetery—Mary Washington.
• No Matter—All Spirit—Henry Kiddle.
• The Law of Gravity Suspended in Future Transportation—Sir Isaac Newton.
• Thought Forms and Material Forms—Margaret Fuller D'Ossoli.
• Visions of the Future—Leon Tolstoy.
• Harmony and Perfection—Georges Sand.
• Look for the Light  Where It Should Be—Mary Todd Lincoln.
• The Height and the Depth and the Length and the Breadth of Heaven and Hell, and Their Possibilities—Daniel Webster.
• Lone Star and the Pale- Face Maiden—Lone Star.
•  Where is the Millennium?—John Ericsson.
• The Need is Father to The Wish—Archbishop John Hughes.
• The Sunshine and the Shadow—Phineas T. Barnum.
• Chinese Article—Kwo P'Oh 149
• There is Nothing Wonderful— Robert Bonner.
• The Mind's Bye—Dinah Maria Muloch-Craik.
• Some of the Follies and Frailties of Education—Benjamin Franklin.
• For God So Loved the World—Swami Vivekananda.
• One Touch of Nature Makes the  Whole World Kin—W. W. Corcoran.
• Man's Weakness as a Physical Being and His Strength Mentally—Samuel P. Langley.
• A Visit to Washington and Albany—Mrs. Partington (B. P. Shillaber).
• Men and  Women Are Only Boys and Girls—Sarah B. Hale.
•  How Thoughts Are Carried—Oliver Wendell Holmes.
• The Post with an Iron Ring in the Side and a Stone Top—Emily C. Judson.
• One Hundred—The Man Who Sat in the Sycamore Tree.
• Measuring the Wind's Velocity, Church Steeples and the Revolutions of the Earth—Christopher Columbus.
• Mazie's Medium—Cyrus West Field.
• Soul, Spirit and Body—Abu Ishak.
• Music—M. Auber.

• Adieu—Samuel Finley Breese Morse.
• Compendium—William T. Stead.