God Comforts Through Tears in a Sermon on Revelation
The Rev. Talmage preaches on God wiping away tears using the Bible’s imagery of tears as agony in solution. He urges reliance on God, highlighting trials as a path to dependence, endurance, and deeper faith, and cites personal anecdotes of fear, care, and heavenly reunion.
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Demand for Good Roads Grows With New Transport
Article discusses rising need for better country roads due to bicycles and the expected impact of horseless carriages. It cites federal agricultural investigations on road costs, noting large numbers of draft animals and values invested in farming logistics, illustrating the economic case for improved road infrastructure.
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Road Network Costs and the Case for Universal Good Roads
A Michigan note argues that nationwide road costs run high with daily draught and beer taxes. it estimates annual tolls on bad roads and asserts states should unite for universal good roads. The piece emphasizes the load on farmers, freight, and travel, urging coordinated action to avoid neglect.
Women and Good Roads Rally for Street Reform
A 1910s-spirited note describes women organizing to improve public streets. East Lynn bicyclists repair roads with picks and rollers while Cincinnati volunteers sweep and wash main thoroughfares. The piece argues wide tires and public effort could speed road reforms nationwide.
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Prison labor and road building debate in reform era
The piece argues for prison labor as a public works solution, proposing road-building as a vehicle for reform. It suggests giving inmates productive tasks to benefit country districts, while addressing concerns about liberty and order. It also notes desire to showcase practical improvements to gain public support.
Fragmented Vision of Public Life and Commentary from Old Columns
A garbled OCR text fragment presents a mix of modern and historical references, naming places such as New York Chicago and Paris, and mentioning figures like Rothschilds and Dr Price. The passage weaves social critique, travel notes, and advertisements, with scattered mentions of events, opinions, and products without coherent narrative.
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