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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
11
The sermon centers on the enduring permanence of Christ's words and character, contrasting them with fleeting worldly power. It emphasizes moral ideals, the heavenly order, and the need to let divine principles guide life despite temptations and social pressures. The text reflects a period religious discourse on faith, hope, and perseverance.
A sermon discussion emphasizes learning by doing over creed. Faith is tested by deeds, not formulas, and true life comes from living the teachings daily. It warns against hypocritical religious show and urges personal practice to align with beliefs.
The excerpt by Bishop Samuel Fallows extols Washington as a founder worthy of reverence and denounces religious intolerance. It argues America has grown beyond insular limits and asserts the nation is a world power, with the national guard replacing a standing army and young men joining for duty rather than prestige.
The passage argues the Dingley tariff provides greater direct benefit to U.S. farmers than prior measures. It cautions tariff reformers and warns about risks of shifting duties to manufacturers. It contemplates Anglo American trade shifts and reflects on Santo Domingo revenue under U.S. control.
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues against reciprocity with Canada and tariff revisions. It critiques Mr Williams as a protectionist and notes Secretary Root’s stance on a dual tariff system. The piece discusses Santo Domingo, U.S. receivership, and 1906 American iron and steel exports to foreign markets with implications for farmers and workers.
Ishmerica’s wealthiest Mohawk chief Dr. Oronhyatekha, prominent Foresters leader and former Ontario physician, died in Savannah Georgia. He built the Foresters into a paying organization earning him a $10,000 annual salary and owned an island in the St Lawrence. Born Desoronto, educated in Oxford and Toronto, he reformed the Foresters in 1881.
A jumbled list of historical notes dated 1500s to early 1900s covers battles, treaties, and political events. Entries mention Henry IV, Miles Coverdale, Napoleon, corsica, postmasters, and various wars. Also noted are disasters, assassinations, impeachments, and legal milestones across Europe, the United States, and colonies.
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