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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
5
The note argues for low risk, interest rate discipline, and quality borrowers. It warns that high rate loans risk foreclosure and losses, urging investors to prefer absolutely safe loans. Co. D Knowlton, banker and investment dealer, promotes farm mortgage loans funded with their own money.
Rev. William A. Sunday led a powerful Freeport meeting with about eight hundred attendees. He praised faith, attacked infidelity, and urged support for reformers while describing skeptics as a godless crowd and urging practical lessons from scripture.
Frederick J. Lichtenberger born in Freeport died at his Chicago home after a brain hemorrhage caused by a minor incident. He had run a Milwaukee Avenue drugstore for 15 years and is survived by his wife Ida Forester and five siblings. Funeral arrangements awaited.
Reverend William A Sunday spoke on Christ temptation in ministry during Tuesday afternoon services attended by about 800 despite rain. He preached on the first eleven verses of Matthew four, outlining the temptations faced by Jesus amid noisy acoustics.
Last evening Rev Sunday preached on The Incarnation of Jesus using John 1 14. He proclaimed Jesus Christ is a world of thought with vast continents and oceans beyond finite minds. He spoke on themes of his death and resurrection as central mysteries.
Deaths from appendicitis compare to rise in use of Dr. Kings New Life Pills. These pills allegedly save from danger and provide quick painless relief, with guaranteed benefit by Jos. Emert, druggist, for 25 cents.
Want to sell quick. Properties available at 115 Carroll with 85 foot front on Carroll and 30 to 40 foot on Shawnee. Offered as two lots with half cash and balance on time. View Friday or Saturday mornings.
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