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… the public houses for beer and strong drink,—let it be expended in making the land productive, and we shall see a different state of things.

… the public houses for beer and strong drink,—let it be expended in making the land productive, and we shall see a different state of things.

… for public worship; for unless those assembled with them can hear what is said, they cannot say Amen.

… offering public prayer, or from bearing witness to the power and love of Christ. I do not write these words to silence you; for there has been already too much …

… the public schools often associate with others more neglected than they, those who, aside from the time spent in the schoolroom, are left to obtain a street …

… or public worship; for unless those assembled can hear what is said, they cannot say Amen. Nearly all can speak loud enough to be heard in ordinary conversation …

The public feeling is that manual labor is degrading, yet men may exert themselves as much as they choose at cricket, baseball, or in pugilistic contests, without …

… selling; publications are still issuing one upon another; men are jostling one against another, seeking to get the highest place; pleasure lovers are still …

… from public gatherings. Our own College at Battle Creek has similar regulations, though not so stringent. Such rules are indispensable to guard the youth …

… the public schools, and the error there taught was leading the youth into false paths. No stronger influence could be brought to bear upon the minds of the …