Tithing for temporal and spiritual blessings in Christian life
The article argues that paying one tenth of income to God yields both spiritual and temporal benefits. It advocates starting immediately, explains net income calculations for various professions, warns against debt misuse of tithe funds, and urges generous future giving as a faithful practice. It emphasizes the practical, period-appropriate tone of a religious newspaper column.
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Christ
Christy
God
Roberts Reward Speculation Asks For Highest Honors
E S Martin in Harper's Weekly lauds Lord Roberts as exemplary and capable and notes speculation on his reward after the war. The piece contrasts his virtues with public expectations, pondering whether he will be made an Earl or Knight of the Garter and referencing the rarity of such rank for a British general.
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Lord of Hosts
Jesus
Acts
Lord Roberts
Julian Ralph
Roberts
Daily Mail
Seeems
Grant
Wellington
Knights of the Garter
E. S. Martin
Harper's Weekly
Yellow Jaundice Cured by Electric Bitters
M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky turned yellow with jaundice and after failed treatments, tried Electric Bitters. He reports a full recovery after two bottles. The remedy touts benefits for stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold by Dreier Bros. druggists for 50 cents.
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M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
Dreier Bros
Bankruptcy discharges issued by Judge Baker
Under date of June 28 Judge Baker of the federal court has discharged in bankruptcy Rudolph Steger of this city Lewis H. Clevenger of Columbia City John E. Potter of Auburn and William C. Fronefield of Decatur in four cases listed by the court.
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Baker
Federal Court
Rudolph Steger
Lewis H. Clevenger
Columbia City
John E. Potter
Auburn
William C. Fronefield
Decatur
Miraculous Cure At Cammack Sparks Debate In Indiana
In Cammack Indiana Marion Stuart a Muncie druggist claims the cure of Rena J Stout from consumption. She weighed 80 pounds beforeYorktown doctors said death was near. After using Dr Kings New Discovery she gained 37 pounds and was cured. The drug allegedly treats throat chest and lung diseases with guaranteed results. Dreier Bros drug store offers trial bottles.
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Rena J. Stout
Cammack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
Dr. King
Dreier Bros. Drug Store
Oregon Aground on Pinnacle Rock Near How Ke Light
Washington reports the battleship Oregon grounded off Pinnacle Rock in fog and tide near How Ke light. Descriptions note damage to forward compartments, potential salvage, and hydrographic cautions with current and tide variability.
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Oregon
Pinnacle Rock
Washington
Navy Department
Che Foo
Navy
How Ke Light
Gulf of Pe Chi le
Raymond Rogers
Nashville
Hong Kong
Princeton
Brooklyn
Nagasaki
Rogers
Remy
Taku
Hawke Islan
Liao Lu Shan
Hydrographic Bureau
Naval Hydrographers’ Office
Wilde
Record of the Oregon battleship historic voyage and battle
The Oregon thrilled naval circles with its world spanning voyage and its pivotal role at the battle of Santiago. Built 1891 1894 launched October 23 1894 trial May 14 1896 speed 16.76 knots bonus 175000 builders 85000 per quarter knot Portland silver service 20000 ship 10288 tons engines 6000 HP armament four 13 inch rifles in pairs.
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San Francisco
Marietta
Caribbean Sea
Manetta
Callao
Sandy Point
Patagonia
Gallao
Rio Janeiro
Cor
Rio
Oregon
Bahia
Cape Frio
Barbadoes
Jupiter Inlet
Fla
Spain
Irving M. Scott
Charleston
United States
Luzon
Santiago
Cuban
Union Ironworks
Portland
Campbell and Jessie Smith wed at Tower home
Benjamin F. Campbell and Miss Jessie Smith were married Thursday evening at 463 South Webster Street. The ceremony was private with relatives present and the couple departed at 6 this morning for Springfield and a westward trip aboard the Wabash. Campbell is a Pittsburg engineer and Miss Smith is Mrs. Tower’s sister, formerly of this city.
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A. M. Tower
South
Webster Street
Benjamin F. Campbell
Jessie Smith
Springfield
West
Campbell
Pittsburg
Tower
Tll
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A 19th century advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urges readers to request testimonials from J. Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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Hall
Cheney &O
Toledo
Druaggiste
New Russian cruisers to sport tall slender stacks
The three new Russian navy cruisers named Askold Bogatyr and Novik will have five tall slender stacks, producing an unusual silhouette.
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Askold
Bogatyr
Novick
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