The Value of Forgetting and a Remembered Life
Dr. Talmage extols memory and the even greater value of forgetting sin. He cites Scripture “Their sins and their iniquities will I remember no more” to urge believers to cultivate forgetfulness of past offenses, forgive themselves and others, and imitate God’s merciful forgetting. He uses anecdotes from history and scripture to reinforce that release from memory of past wrongs leads to happiness and usefulness.
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Simonides
Cos
Christ
Walter Scott
God
Nana Sahib
Herod Antipas
Garibaldi
Heaven
Adam
Melrose
Kenilworth
Jerusalem
Russia
A Novel Combat Between Caterpillar and Spider
An Iowa State Register excerpt describes a caterpillar entangled in a spider web with the caterpillar immobilized by webs. The spider tries to kill it but cannot bite due to the fur. A toothpick frees the caterpillar, which then escapes to safety, while noting a lawyer’s preference for a brief life.
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Iowa State Register
Tramp Among the Bills Stirs Feud in Quizzical Quote
A humorous Life column fragment recalls a named speaker discussing a mispronounced word during a visit to a house. The speaker laments a small mistake that led to tension, mentioning a daughter described as a turtle dove and the misused term squib.
Among the State Exchanges Focuses on Policy and Tax Debates
The piece cites editorials from multiple papers criticizing party stances on school books, income tax, temperance, and tariff effects on wool. It notes Republican positions on repeal odds, compacts on governance, and calls for clear commitments ahead of July 30 elections.
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Republican Party
Clay County
General Assembly
Brazil
Democrat
Benevolent Institution Fund Tax Debates and Local Projections
The article notes the last legislature raised six cents per $100 of property for a benevolent institution fund to support state institutions. It warns the levy ends after 1892, with other taxes reverting to prior levels, while criticizing tariff and cordage trust politics and Republican senate resistance to a Democratic bill.
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Fox
Benevolent Institution Fund
Senate
Cordage Trust
Northwest
United States Senate
New England
Congressman's Wife Mrs Clover Leads Farm Boom
The wife of Kansas congressman Hon. B. H. Clover manages a 1,600 acre farm in Cowley county. She has paid floating debts and most mortgage debt, with $5,000 remaining. Born in 1837, Clover moved to Kansas in 1871 and served as school commissioner before 1890. The article notes her influence and social prominence.
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Clover
Kansas
Alliance
B. H. Clover
Clovers
Cowley County
Franklin County
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Covington
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Ripley Journal
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Ari
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Tex Movies
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Kansas City
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Ohloware
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St Paul
Thos Points
Peoria
Spirit Lake
Stois Fala
Jon
ST. John
John Sebastian
Iite North
Avery W. Sen
Sng
John A. LA
America
Alzer
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Spencerians
England
A.negaman
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Broadway
New York
Didest
Bureau
Scientific American
UNN & CO
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