Love the Kingdom and the Faith in Racing History
A Sunday Sun excerpt features Ella Wheeler Wilcox on finding love, fear of the Lord as the start of knowledge, and the Kingdom of Heaven through divine love. It shifts to harness racing lore, praising famed drivers like Budd Doble and listing historic trotters and their record times and mentors.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven
Cresceus
George H. Ketcham
Abbot
Ed. F. Geers
Alix
Andy McDowell
Nancy Hanks
Budd Doble
gutatremsman
Goldsmith
Dexter
Chas. Martin
Sund
Maud
W. W. Bair
Harold
Jay- Eye-See
Ed. Bitber
St. Julien
Orrin Hitchcock
Flora Temple
James D. Mann
Hiram Woodruff
Doble
Unusual Rainy Sundays Mark Five Month Span
Weather Bureau records show frequent rainy Sundays over five months with varied patterns from early September to late February including heavy and light rains, clear days, and cloud cover. The text also includes moral reflections on wealth, character, and self-improvement.
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Weather Bureau
Four Look Promises Inner Light and True Happiness
The passage counsels inner growth and contentment through a new kind of enjoyment. It says worries fade, life becomes simple, loneliness ends, and ambition centers on personal virtue. Even public acclaim would serve the greater good if aligned with inner truth from the Source. The fear is living away from that light.
Norton’s Christian groceries grow to sixteen stores
Two years after Alfred F. Norton announced a Christian grocery plan for an Indians town he has expanded from Marion Indiana to 16 Christian grocery locations. He has kept to his moral principles, demonstrating that modern business can be run on the Savior’s example.
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Alfred F. Norton
Mr. Norton
Marion
Ind
Food and climate awe mix in varied notices
A quirky food exchange gene rally links meats to moods with peppery cautions on overindulgence. A Martinique weather bulletin notes Mont Pelee remains in eruption with the summit continually reshaping itself, signaling ongoing volcanic activity.
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Martinique
Mont. Pelee
Girls May Propose In Many Lands And Customs
A survey of courtship customs from Moravia to Spain shows women signaling their love through varied rites. Moravian gipsies use a cake with a coin, Burmese brides light a love lamp, Spanish cigarmakers and Andalusian peasants send tokens, and Swiss maidens hold a sunset garland feast with doorknob tokens, while Swiss tradition punishes cross-canton intrigue. A railroad promotion to Jacksonville runs March 3 with pricing to May 31 1903.
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Moravia
Hungary
Spain
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Broad Street Station
Washingtons Lion-Hearted Leader Praised by Wilson
Princeton president Prof Woodrow Wilson lauds George Washington’s life in a detailed column. He highlights Washington’s steadfastness during Valley Forge, courage in adversity, and religious devotion, calling him a tower of strength and a true patriot who shaped the nation.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Washington
Valley Forge
Congress
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United States
Professor Wilson
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TILGHMAN HARVEY
BURRSVILLE, MD
The Christian Grocery
LSELL INSURANCE
Pennsylvania
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Dover
Planters’ Mutual
Washington county
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DANTON
O. H. BULLOCK
Journal Building
Denton, Md
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Alexander Young
Indiana
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