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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
6
The article notes experiments in France linking convens and modern warfare roles while contrasting battlefield destruction with medical preservation. It mentions Hostetter's Digestive Bitters as a century-old remedy addressing dyspepsia and indigestion and claims protective health uses against malaria and fever. It closes with a call to prepare for tomorrow as a baby reaches bed-rock.
A reflected sermon fragment discusses trust in God amid world unrest and the enduring call to faith. It cites Warfield on divine sovereignty and Hillis on sharing in humanity's burden, then notes church life must model Christ to awaken hearts and avoid mere preaching. It ends with thoughts on friendship’s value from The Watchman.
The message asserts that a Christlike life best draws people to God. It cites Jesus telling disciples to bear fruit and reproduce His life, claiming this yields world power beyond eloquence and links influence with social power.
A devotional reflection on charitable giving stressing the motive over amount. Jesus notes the widow’s two mites surpass the rich in divine judgment when the heart behind the offering matters more. A bygone divine quip cautions that what you have left matters to God as much as what you give.
Abstracts from sermons emphasize honest bargains and universal love, urging individuals and nations to pursue true thought and action. Teachers warn against losing the self in large groups while praising charity and self-giving as paths to spiritual abundance.
Four miles east of Phoenix archaeologists study a major prehistoric site with a 26 foot high by 100 by 200 foot central pile and surrounding mounds. Artifacts include pottery and stone tools. walls appear adobe and terraces with ladders resemble Zuni Hopi architecture.
A two year old girl alone in her mother’s room empties a necktie box, disassembles a lamp, powders the floor, breaks a pin tray, rubs Vaseline into hair and face, scatters photos, and flips shoes over her head in five minutes of playful chaos as witnessed by her mother and reported by the Philadelphia Times.
Mrs A J Harris becomes the United States only woman collector of customs at Fairport Ohio succeeding her ill husband She also serves as Postal Telegraph manager telephone exchange freight agent and writer She makes a daily three mile trip to the Freeport elevator to inspect freight and has not missed a day since her appointment.
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