Missionaries Outline Messiah Kingdom in Philippines
In Manila a prominent U S Army officer and Mission Inves tation attendees discuss God established rule on earth. Pastor Russell argues Messiah will set a theocratic monarchy with church as embryonic kingdom, predicting political nations falter and a world judgment follows, citing Nebuchadnezzar and Daniel visions.
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Manila
W. P Hall
U. S. Army
Philippines
C. T. Russell
F. H Robison
L W Jones
J .T D. Pyles
KE W. V. Kuehn
T. Bb Maxwell
Special of Foreign Missions Inves
Internation Indents Association
Filipi
Russell Cave
Lharge
Messiah
Nopolgan
Papacy
Ax Barth
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
Goers
Daniel Ti
Earth
Bahpiens
Medo-Persia
Grecia
Meme
Numete
Bee Master
Europe
Nebuchadnezzars
Truman Govers
Nebuehadnezzar
Emrae
Satan
Heaven
Asndlefhasen
Jesus
Ming
Paul
The Constructive Dollar and Texas Development
A historical discussion on money as a social force, defining trade and development dollars. It argues that wealth and population grow only when funds are invested inside Texas in productive assets like farms and factories. The piece uses the Waco to Beaumont railroad as a case, noting outside capital boosts state wealth while local capital transfers don’t.
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Texas
Waco
Eaumont
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Sania
Uncle Sam
Almanacs of Ye Olden Time and Their Wit
The piece recalls colonial almanacs as household tomes of weather forecasts wisdom and humor. It notes Poor Richards and Ames Almanac as early staples with verse by a physician editor and includes sample verses and monthly quips from 1730s to 1753.
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Richard
Benjamin Franklin
Ames Almanac
Dr. Ames
Adam
Pelf
Love and Time in a New Year’s Verse
Fragmented verse reflecting on love and time as symbols in a New Year. Poetic lines describe aging, memory, and the contrast between a lost era and current sorrow. Vivid imagery of roses, thorns, and dreams evokes longing and resignation.
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Love
Cheap Money and Texas Development
An opinion piece extols cheap money as essential to growth, arguing it fuels industry, construction, and public welfare. It warns that restricting credit harms prosperity and stresses the need to attract outside capital to Texas to expand wealth and development.
Wanderlust Spirit Seizes Texas Dollar
An essay playfully argues that Texas dollars migrate to outside investments, estimating up to 200 thousand dollars per day leaving the state while 80 people depart daily with about 250 dollars each. It laments the loss to Texas commerce and civic upside.
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Texas
State
Federal Census Bureau
Texas Needs Great Men
The piece extols the need for exemplary leaders across government industry philosophy art science and literature. It invokes General Sam Houston as a benchmark and urges men whose lives inspire high deeds to lift Texas and the Southland to a golden age of progress.
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Sam Houston
Texas
Southland
Legislature Adopts Filibuster Frustrations and Delays
A clipped quotation laments lost time as the Legislature adjourns without action. It contrasts past reproach with current tactics of filibustering that waste days and hinder funding for highways railroads and key industries.
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ITUS
Titus Mourning Over the Loss of a Day
Fragmentary protest rhetoric denounces public figures and progress as harsh, condemning ambitious foes. The passage imagines weeds in streets burned by censure, fate chasing the wicked, and collective struggle as a harsh consequence of civic direction.
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Titus
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