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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
6
A compact study arguing that true Christianity rests on a personal relation to God as Father and Spirit, the supremacy and universality of God, the holy nature of divine presence, and love in sacrifice. It defines the Christian life as values over possessions, lofty duty, and self-giving, with ongoing inner conflict between self-indulgence and self-offering.
Colonel Roosevelt and son Kermit led a nine month East Africa quest sending thousands of mammal and bird specimens to the Smithsonian. They traveled via New York Naples Mombasa and Khartum collecting mammals birds reptiles fishes shells and vast plant life with honors and speeches along the way.
Acting Governor supports expedition plans as Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit hunt in Mombasa and Athi plains. The party, joined by Cuninghame and Tarleton, travels to Kapiti plains then Mount Kenya area, bagging wildebeest, gazelle, cheetahs, giraffes, rhinoceroses among 14 species. Georges McMillan and Makangarri aid field work while Doctor Mearns compiles anthropological materials for Major Ross in Nairobi.
A widow and dairy keeper Mrs Dickie collapsed on a road after a visit. Her dog stood guard and deterred a man who tried to help. The dog allowed her son to arrive and helped return her home. She had burst a blood vessel and died.
A quirky quote frames a debate on hat safety and value describing why someone would own a valuable hat as collateral if pinched for protruding hat pins. The remark highlights tensions between fashion flair and practical restraint in headwear culture.
The exchange notes that living costs keep rising and prices for shoes are high. It reflects concern over inflation and consumer hardship in everyday purchases with a concise remark on price pressure.
The piece argues humans drink to keep the body’s protoplasm hydrated with water but adds substances to water, creating risks. It contends sewage and alcohol are unhealthy additives, notes most people lack natural taste for these drinks, and warns against early alcohol use. It concludes adults should delay alcohol until full maturity and resist learning to like it just because others do.
Lord Coleridge tells the Brand jury that in the year prior to January 1 this year he kept records of criminal cases and found 44 of every 100 crimes would not have occurred without drink. He argues better drink habits would raise happiness, cut prison and asylum costs, and improve morals among offenders.
A brief exhortation urges more effort and energy in serving God, stressing real religion and practical sense as essentials for faithful living. It argues that true belief requires action aligned with everyday usefulness and moral responsibility.
In South America passion flowers inspired a blend of plant worship and Christian symbolism. Spanish settlers linked it to Christ's Passion, with leaf, styles, stamens, and anthers representing spear, nails, hammers, and wounds. Tendrils depict scourge and bonds, while the flower’s center and halo echo the crucifixion narrative. White and blue tones symbolize purity and heaven.
White ash is a stately eastern North American tree valued for its heavy strong wood used in tool handles farming equipment and furniture. It grows up to 120 feet tall in rich Ohio basin bottomlands and features an ovoid top with slender branches. inner bark has medicinal uses.
An article by E. W. Farrington describes cooling and aging cream from milk separators to specific fat percentages and acidity before churning. It also covers ripening starter cultures, proper temperatures, and holding times to prevent butter loss, followed by home strawberry planting advice including bed preparation, spacing, and mulching guidelines.
A farmer monitors crop quotations to time purchases of wire and fertilizers. By tracking yearly quotas he secures price advantages and saves costs in other lines.
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