The Botany of the Bible in the Gardens of the Sea
Talmage extols seaweed and ocean flora as divine wonders, urging pastors to teach natural history alongside scripture. He riches biblical botany with vivid marine imagery, cites Jonah and sea gardens, and urges mercy for street children as flowers not weeds, linking providence to nature.
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Gibbs
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Matthew
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Solomon
Jeremiah
Job
Tisiah
Hosea
Ezekiel
Valley
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Shepperson Predicts Cotton Crop Near 6.8 Million Bales
A New York dispatch quotes Alfred B. Shepperson estimating this year’s cotton yield at about 6.8 million bales with a 400000 bale net gain over last season. He notes regional gains in Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and the Carolinas and cautions receipts at ports may exceed last year but early figures don’t guarantee final output. The report also mentions Virginia Democrats and a Richmond meeting electing a new chairman and adopting resolutions urging support for Democratic candidates.
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Associated Press
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Georgia News Notes and Local Developments
Cochran shows a $1,700 treasury surplus and a plan to bore an artesian well. A bill to authorize Warm Springs incorporation is expected before the next general assembly. Meriwether gains a new county judge, with Gov Northen naming T. L. Holton to fill the vacancy. The International Brotherhood of Railway Track Foremen held its second annual convention in Atlanta with delegates from across the country. Nash B. Broyles named U S commissioner for the Northern district of Georgia to replace the late C. C. Haley. Hull station post office burglarized. stamps and merchandise stolen. Waycross hosts a district meeting of the Association for the Suppression of Outrages and Lynchings, with a state meeting later in Macon. Waycross farmer W. A. Paschal harvests 20,000 pounds of hay and expects a $100 profit. Calls for nationwide road improvements and the impact on Georgia’s progress. Colonel Jesse L. Blalock of Jonesboro dies at 76, longtime Fayetteville resident. A novel legal point arises in a Grand Rapids furniture case about suing a foreign power, decision pending. Ware County Teachers discuss abolishing monthly institutes. debates on disbursement of public school funds by registration. Georgia cotton crop seen shrinking from last year by Agriculture Commissioner Nesbitt. Savannah to host National Farmers Convention December 12-14. state and city officials outline funding and hotel rate guarantees. Peabody Scholars from Georgia head to Vanderbilt in Nashville. list of recipients and commitments to teach in Georgia after study. Naval stores market in Savannah shows rising prices with strong demand and steady spirits turpentine and resins despite higher on-hand stocks.
A Colonel Sheds Light On Marital Courage And War
An extended dialogue features a colonel and major debating marriage and bravery. The colonel cites the case of Smith to claim marriage hardens a man for Indian fighting, recalling Smith’s early fear and later willingness to fight. A scene shifts to Mrs. Smith as the colonel finishes a tale of married life and battle readiness across years. The text segues to cattle from Kerry and notes their small size, hardiness, and noted milk yield, highlighting limited imports and public opinion of the breed.
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Various Local Industries See Shifts and Disasters
Reports from Amesbury Clinton and Lawrence note mills resuming full time with wage adjustments. A Omaha theatre burned for total loss with 6 injured and 1 missing. Pianos makers Hardman Peck & Co assigned to Ullman with banks secured. Southwestern Texas reports cotton picked but 40 percent below last year. Rio de Janeiro and Santos ports blockaded by Admiral Mello hindering trade. Prince Bismarck in poor health with limited movement. Coal mine lynching case in Clinton county proceeding, crowd gathering. Bolton bolts Democratic ticket, backing Joseph for governor. Surgeon General orders sickness inspections at Waycross and nearby. Steamer Joan confirms whaling near eighty fourth parallel. Captain Porter notes favorable polar conditions.
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Crop statistics report from Commissioner Nesbitt on Georgia cotton
Commissioner Nesbitt releases September crop figures showing Georgia cotton likely not exceeding last year’s yield despite higher acreage and fertilizer use. The report stresses independence from Weather Bureau estimates, notes October harvests, and foresees strong hog products with improved corgee cured hams and bacon. Also comments on state trade, gold movement, and internal money demand.
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Legal Battle Over Central Railroad Renewed in Washington
Washington report details renewed U S Supreme Court debate on the Central railroad of Georgia assets. Major Bacon of Macon argued first for saving the Central line while opposing counsel urged joint liability with the Southwestern line. The case centers on tripartite bonds held by Central Macon and Western Southwestern.
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Orlesmeamstone
Mine Disaster Leaves Thirty-Seven Dead At Mansfield
A flooded Mansfield mine near Crystal Falls collapsed during the night, entombing workers. Authorities report thirty-seven victims, with most believed to be miners from nearby families, and caution that rescue is improbable given flooding and cave conditions.
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Teal Crystal Falls
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The Weekly Constitution Promotes People's Rights And Reform
A call to support The Weekly Constitution, champion of farmers and the people, opposing a gold standard and European money domination. It argues for open markets with fair duties, progressive taxation on property, and sufficient currency, urging readers to join, subscribe, and recruit neighbors. It highlights wide world news, trusted contributors, and its value as a household and educational weekly.
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