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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
6
An outline review of scripture focusing on Isaiah sections and themes. The work covers parts of Isaiah including prophecies to Judah and Israel, messianic work, divine care, and ultimate restoration with references to millennial discourses and Babylonian exile.
Sermonette compares Hezekiah and Ahaz highlighting trust in God during crisis. Hezekiah sheds royal robes and seeks the Lord's house, then requests God's prophet for guidance. He prays with a simple, childlike faith, facing envoys and threats by spreading the issue before the Lord.
The city faces a peril from Rabshakeh and an inner plot to surrender. Hezekiah prays in the temple as conspirators seek a treacherous deal. A Hebrew deserter maps the massacre, and divine deliverance follows Isaiah’s warning.
Uninvited guests slip into dances and dinners and enter halls without questioning. A new practice abroad uses tiny badges for admission, even for prominent figures. Philadelphia hostesses weigh adopting this method to prevent unauthorized entry at large events.
Finnish prohibition advances through long reform history. Dr Matti Hele nius Seppala notes that a general strike boosted temperance and a nationwide shutdown on alcohol sales. Since 1863 64 landtag action and 1865 petitions pushed prohibitions for distilled liquor, with public sentiment steadily turning against beverage sale.
A growing view links liquor use to unreliability in responsible jobs. Employers increasingly test sobriety and even ban heavy noon meals to steady nerves, with a Pittsburg coal firm firing drinkers after mine disasters blamed on drink related carelessness. The Youth's Companion notes rising regard for personal responsibility and practical knowledge in temperance debates.
A Georgia plantation owner argues the reform wave owes to economic forces and prohibition. He says stopping liquor sales cut workers’ drink spending, eased family support burdens, and improved productivity, leaving saloon owners unhappy but others prospering.
A 1903 Sunday school lesson recounts the death of Saul and Jonathan in battle near Mount Gilboa during Israel's struggle with the Philistines. It discusses Saul's despair, possible contact with a witch, Mephiboseth's injury, and Jabesh-gilead's later honor, framed by moral lessons on repentance, will, and central life aims.
A six ship fleet of lighthouse tenders and lightships will voyage from New York around South America to the Pacific, with Manzanita as flagship and routes via San Juan Porto Rico Santa Lucia Barbados Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Sandy Point Valparaiso Callao and Honolulu. The voyage, about 120 days at seven knots, includes Pacific stations from Puget Sound to Hawaii.
Women press for the right to practice pharmacy in England while pharmacists oppose, arguing the calling is already overcrowded. The dispute centers on gender access to the profession and professional standards.
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