Alfred the great and the enduring Christian legacy
The sermon extols Alfred as a pivotal Anglo-Saxon ruler, likening him to David and Washington. It credits his code with common law elements, notes the Bible’s influence on Anglo-Saxon society, and praises the church’s civilizing role amid decline. It ends with a call to honor Britain’s ancestral builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Cromwell
Victoria
England
William Ewart Gladstone
David
Washington
Britain
Knight
Has tings Battle and William Crowned in Westminster
The passage recalls the Norman conquest beginning with the defeat of Harold at Hastings on October 14, 1066, and the crowning of William at Westminster on Christmas Day that year. It notes prolonged tyranny before renewed rule and the upheaval that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle
Britain
Harold
Hastings
William
Westminster
The Open Door and the Anglo Saxon Spirit
A lecture recalls the Anglo Saxon roots of English liberty from the Magna Carta era to modern Providence. It emphasizes the union of Anglo Saxon and Norman peoples, the enduring English language, and the open door for a future guided by faith. The speaker urges youth to embrace responsibility and steadfastly hold fast their divine heritage.
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Saul
Dr. Schaff
Orton
Western Union Telegraph
United States
India
Julius Seelye
Joseph Cook
England
America
Immanuel
Jesus
Christ
Hefley & felley Selling Groceries Statement
A local grocery firm promotes customer value over profit, claiming to stock meritorious goods and offer the lowest prices. The notice emphasizes satisfaction and value for customers above all.
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Hefley & Felley
Good cough medicine for children advertised locally
A foreign advertisement touts a remedy called Renedy as safe for children with coughs and whooping cough. It claims expert recommendation by a Virginia baker and a druggist endorsing it as the best option with no harmful drugs. Sold by Thomas and Moore druggists. Also notes a second-hand survey offered by C. C. Maltman at the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renedy
Po Smet
Petersiore
Eod
Thomas & Moore
C. C. Maltman
Cameron City Election Notice for Three Aldermen
City of Cameron declares an election on April 2, 1901 at City Hall to elect three aldermen to succeed G Boyles F Keader and S Ford. W M Thon presiding officer. Also probate notice for the estate of S Spaeter with administrator W D Papen. Cameron Texas February 1901.
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City of
Cameron
State of
Texas
G. Boyles
F. Bender
W. B. Ford
W. M. Th Son
I. J. M. Ralston
Said
F. Keader
Spaeter
W. D. Papen
A Fine Turnout for a Spin on the Road
A garbled ad notes Lone Star table and horsemanship services. It promotes safe harnessing and comfortable carriages, claiming reasonable prices and customer satisfaction. Contact Jim Coleman at No. 1624 rings for horses shod and repairs.
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Lone Star
Atabin
J. N
S. W. House
Byge Gies
Jim Coleman
Sete
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Runnymede
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Nature
Lowery
Union
J C. Ayer
Lowell, Mass
W. L. Luther
J. W Coleman
John Houston
John T. Coleman
J. M. Ralston
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