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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1898
Page
7
The sermon invokes Hebrews 9 22 and portrays substitution as life for life citing Civil War doctors nurses and Seward as exemplars. It recalls Waterloo and Palestine battles praising sacrifice and mercy and ends with notes on Gibraltar and Ceuta fortifications.
A speaker cites Jesus sacrifice as life for life and extols substitution through daily toil. He urges readers to observe how overworked workers, tired parents, and grieving mothers bear burdens for others, illustrating the red word with scenes of business stress and family endurance.
Gibraltar, key of the Mediterranean, was incorporated with the Spanish crown in 1502 but fell to England in 1704 and has remained under British control. The article discusses its strategic role and potential involvement in conflict with Spain.
Scientific note states that a cat tail contains three times as many muscles as the muscles in human hands and wrists combined. The comparison highlights relative muscular density in limb-adjacent structures.
A restless half grown heifer at Union Station disrupted freight operations near the rails after escaping from the milk shed. Workers formed a makeshift committee to corral the animal as trains halted and signals flashed danger. A wandering minstrel failed to calm the beast when he sang On the Banks of the Wabash.
A German soldier returning to Ludwigsburg barracks asked a civilian driver to speed up for drill. The driver, who was actually the king of Württemberg, arrived just as the guard was ordered to present arms, sparing the trooper from punishment.
A quip about Arctic explorers after the pole’s discovery questions future plans and jokes about revisiting the pole to confirm its presence.
A church bulletin laments that many servicemen in the Lord's army aspire to officer ranks, creating tension within the ranks as leadership becomes a focal point. The piece highlights desire for authority, discipline, and spiritual calling among members.
An old health ad proclaims a tobacco quitting remedy promising life, vigor, and nerve enhancement. It cites Cea ac as the wonder worker and offers a booklet and samples from Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York for $1, with a rough challenge to comfort or heaven.
Meditative motto about wickedness appears, followed by notice of Dr J H Rindlaub practicing in Fargo North Dakota. The fragment mentions his specialty in eye ear nose and throat care. The source reads as a medical professional advertisement with an ironic aphorism.
An old ad text promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain at five cents a bottle. It also cites a Franklin quote warning against wasting time. A note praises Star Tobacco as a leading world brand. A preacher’s onstage targetting sinners stirs a front row commotion.
Indiana Mineral Springs April 11 Special Correspondence Civil War veterans discuss a Richmond campaign mishap. Capt H S Cole of Fergus Falls recalls using a forged order to prompt Gen Smith to attack, altering reinforcements and routing the enemy. The tale ends with a quip about Magno Mud Baths.
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