Sermon on Jonah and the Belly of Hell by Charles T Russell
Charles T Russell discusses Jonah in the belly of the fish as a type of Christ's death and resurrection. He argues against eternal torment, urges Bible study without creeds, and praises the Key to interpretation guiding believers toward the Millennial era and universal resurrection.
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Eugene Faces Crisis as City Paving Sparks Debate
A home front column argues that city debt rose mainly from paving street intersections, praising the six miles of hard surface while defending continued public improvements. It warns that critics and non-progressive elements threaten growth, urging unity to sustain streets, utilities, and higher taxes for progress.
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Eugene
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Safe and Sane Fourth Ordinance Pushportland
Portland seeks city ordinance to guarantee a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration. The piece cites Mayor Gaynor’s ban on explosives in New York and nationwide moves urging restraint to reduce deaths and injuries. It urges strong public support to enforce such rules and prevent carnivals of noise.
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Eugene
American Extravagance Examines New York Garbage Cans
Walter Graham in the New York Observer describes a practical test visiting New York garbage cans. He reports finding enough discarded food daily to feed starving people in North China and India, illustrating a persistent waste pattern across the city.
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Waste in City Cans Reveals Immigrant and Rich Food Habits
A columnist notes waste in both upscale West and East Sides and immigrant neighborhoods, citing spoiled high end meats and bread found in garbage. He argues fresh signs of immigrant Americanization exist as bread and produce rot with urban debris. Also mentions Lane County Asset Company pursuing a railroad to the sea, seeking local support.
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Lane County
Automobiles Transform Farm Life Across the Plains
Reading of farm mobility shows 76,000 farmer owned cars nationwide with 40 in a Nebraska town of 800. Iowa reports 5000 of 10,000 cars held by farmers while Kansas spent 3.2 million in 1909 and 2.75 million in 1908. Sixteen auto makers advertise in 450 farm papers arguing the car keeps the boy on the farm and eases domestic labor.
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United States
City building creed and church giving urged in Berlin memo
A Berlin report quotes Rev. Fry condemning wealthy visitors to St George's Anglican church for lavish hotel stays yet stingy church offerings. The piece contrasts theatre goers paying $1.50 with pennies at church and urges bold city-building campaigns, noting East Orange NJ leads in playgrounds and Lane County plans a Coos Bay rail line.
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