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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
8
The sermon reflects on Jeremiah’s grief for Josiah, tracing how true sorrow can sanctify and enlarge a life. It argues grief honors God by placing him first, clarifies vision of eternal purposes, and opens new wells of sympathy for ministry to others.
The prophet Jeremiah observes King Josiah’s reforms in Judah and Jerusalem as a revival appears under way. He warns that despite renewed temple worship and Passover rites, a divine judgment looms, foretelling the scattering of Judah. The king rejects the grim view until the Book of the Law is found and Huldah consults for interpretation.
The account narrates Josiah seeking to delay the Egyptian conquest as Jeremiah recalls the king’s deeds. Jeremiah counsels weighing the Chaldean punishment, Josiah prepares forces at Megiddo, and the king is mortally wounded after the battle. Jeremiah laments the king’s death and praises his reign.
A well known amateur yachtsman near a rocky shore faces a dangerous squall as anchors drag. After steering to safety, the crew learns the near catastrophe was only a near-miss, while the cook jokes about mayonnaise and a globe call, in a Youth's Companion anecdote.
A brief note claims Asia and Africa together hold about 8 million Christians and 642 million non Christians. A cryptic line mentions a Gold Chiefly Cairn and a statistic that India’s gold possession reaches around seventy percent, referenced within a chapel context.
A pastor criticizes university professors who doubt biblical miracles as irreverent. He argues creation and miracles show an all powerful God, not human limits, noting Gideon and the centurion as examples of faith in divine authority. He insists no real conflict exists between Bible truths and modern learning.
The French government backs a Senate battle to criminalize absinthe sales. Deputies endorsed the measure amid a lobby of distillers opposing a near total ban. Advocates argue absinthe ruins minds and bodies, driving crime and death, while opponents fear economic loss.
Sunday school lesson from 2 Samuel 6 and Psalm 100 discusses the Ark's journey to Jerusalem, the missteps carrying it by a cart, Uzzah's death, and the revival of worship under David. It notes the ark's resting place near Jerusalem and the broader impact on Israel's religious life and national unity.
A jumble of humorous quips and rhymes about marriage, teaching, moths, travel, and romance. The humorous fragments feature a Nebraska man, an Ohio judge on teachers, a witty widow, a sailor’s misadventures, and a child Mary with her hen, interspersed with poems about tracks in snow, winter, and naive love on a boating holiday.
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