Music and devotion in church praise and worship
A sermon argues from Biblical roots to modern practice that church music should serve devotion. It champions congregational singing, rejects overbearing display, and urges careful, reverent use of instruments to lift the heart to God. The speaker recalls historic figures and emphasizes unity, proper skill, and the gospel purpose of hymnody.
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Farmer Boy Students in U S Colleges
The past year 97 000 students studied in United States colleges and 40 percent were from agricultural classes.
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Education in India under British rule expands college count
The record notes British India has 140 colleges with 17 000 students. It remarks on literacy with one male reader in ten and one female reader in 160, and ends with a call to readiness and defense in Grevillean tone.
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India
Next Year's Political Issue in The New York Sun
The New York Sun argues the Democratic party should run the next year election on the money and tariff issues with McKinley as Republican candidate. It predicts Republicans win if the money question leads and trusts are blamed, while urging forward looking issues and Democratic return to power.
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William J. Bevin
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New York News
No Good Trusts, Bryan Says Monopolies Harm People
The piece argues that all trusts are monopolies and harmful. It notes Bryan’s charge that Republicans defend trusts and quips that good trusts would fund campaigns. It asserts trusts aim to reduce costs while killing competition and raising prices, harming the public.
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William J. Bryan
Republican Party
That German Vote and the Republican Warning
The piece argues German American voters tire of Republican pledges and warns of disaffection. It notes the New York Independent’s pro Republican stance and warns against imperialism and the Philippine war. It predicts a large exodus of thoughtful German voters in the 1900 campaign.
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New York
United States
Republican Party
Republican Machine
The Silver Question and Democratic Unity in 1900
The piece analyzes the Silver question within the Democratic Party as Iowa and Chicago plats affirm bimetallism and support for William J. Bryan. It argues Democrats must unite behind Jeffersonian principles, resisting Republican distortions and embracing new imperialism, trusts, and militarism issues.
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Iowa
Chicago
Willan J. Bryan Truy
Pes Moines
Thomas Jefferson
Chicago Democrat
Democratic platform praised by Michigan Democrats
The Des Moines convention platform is described as thoroughly Democratic and clear. It reaffirms the Chicago platform, opposes the Anglo-American alliance, and highlights orderly party alignment with Iowa seen as representative, amid a fall campaign with a strong platform and no strong ticket.
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Bryan stance on currency and platform support
The Atlanta Constitution quotes broad Democratic praise for Mr. Bryan’s statements. It argues his remarks reflect a clear understanding of current political conditions. The piece asserts no Democrat will oppose his position on the currency issue or other key matters.
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Chicago
HOLT
America
Atlanta Constitution
Every Day Strengthens Bryan in Des Moines Speech
The Washington Post notes that Mr. Bryan has made Democratic success possible by his Des Moines declaration. It opens the way for a complete Democratic reunion and enables the party to take the offensive on a dozen bitter issues.
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Washington Post
Iron Holder Uses Worn Boots as Racks
Tops of worn out boots or shoes make an excellent iron holder according to practical tips. The compact note suggests repurposing footwear to organize and store irons efficiently.
Unique cycling themed tombstone honors long distance rider
The Ages Wheelman of Iecria unveils a bicycle monument for Thomas W. Day of Peoria. The five foot tall shaft bears a Liegele top and a Des Mays base, detailing his wife’s death and his life in long distance riding. Davis and Wis monuments praised as fitting tribute.
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Iecria
Thomas W. Day
Peoria
Ninte
Jong Tey Kutt
Petre Biehergle
Ile
Davis
United States
Dravis
They Cannot Get Away How Mongolian Prisons Trap Escapes
A historical account describes harsh prison methods used by different regimes. It notes Chinese devices that immobilize inmates with foreheads through a stock and Siberian convict camps where prisoners are chained to wheelbarrows or planks to deter escapes.
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Durance
Frogs as Bloodhounds From the Washington Post
A Boston man recalls returning to Washington after ten years and feels at home again after a boyish term in the city. He meets a freckled boy during a country car ride and learns the local nickname bloodmounds for frogs, a term from his youth.
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Leo
Washington Post
On a Level. Willy Outertown-Mother and a remark on equality
A comic quip notes a mother and son arguing about equality in heaven. The exchange implies a girl’s jealousy flatters a young man, while an older man grows wary. The humor centers on social perceptions of age and affection.
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Willy Outertown
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