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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1895
Page
4
A compact collection of moral maxims urging practical charity and steadfast faith. It links frugality, generosity, and piety with reliance on God, perseverance, and humility in daily conduct and trouble. It notes open prayer, patient trust, and avoiding worldly conformity.
The notice catalogs record measurements: Shipley Echo 21 syllables, a 10 foot circumference sponge, a 5114 pound gold bar from 1882 California bank, Krupp crane moving 150 tons, Peter the Great statue 1100 tons, Washington timber 150 feet long, Kremlin bell weighing 448,722 pounds.
Readers note talk in Washington on cutting the House quorum and desks at sessions. Suggestions include benches like the British Commons and a one third membership for business. Bob Taylor defends veterans and condemns jeers at the South during a Philadelphia lecture.
A reflective piece urging daily righteous living and steadfast faith in action. It contrasts practical Christian works with mere attendance, notes Dr Talmage’s crowded church yet small pew gains, and cites Ian Maclaren’s call for proclamation over apologetics. The text champions revivalist themes and personal salvation.
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease and offers 100 dollars for any failure. It promotes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists testimonials. The piece also discusses the editorial use of the pronoun we.
The annual report of General Flagler urges Congress to strengthen militia arms as many states still use obsolete weapons. Letters from readers praise Germeteur as lifesaving for infants and note Edison’s spring powered bicycle aiding propulsion and potential hill climbing.
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