Pentecost Portrait and Dorcas in the Early Church
The ninth chapter depicts a church thriving amid persecution and grace. It highlights Dorcas’s charitable works and steadfast faith, contrasts apostles who toil unseen, and urges active Christian philanthropy to aid the poor and reform social conditions.
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Putri
Exeas
Dorcas
Aets
Veter
Lydia
Apostolic Church
Judea
Galilee
Samaria
Jesus Christ
Brouwlly
Peter
Aliuis Dumi
Doreas
Eort
Earth
Society of Jesus
Chiurel
Artesan
Tooduar
Cerrpenter
Navareti
Ana Pel
Law in favor of the rich overtaxes Cudahy Packing
The Jackson County tax collector sought to sell Cudahy Packing properties for unpaid taxes but a restraining order, issued by Probate Judge Siyder, blocked the sale. The note criticizes alleged bias toward capitalists and praises the common people, with various local items and notices interwoven about farmers, stocks, and community concerns.
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Jackson County
Cudahy Packing Company
State of Missouri
Cudahy
Siyder
Missouri
Dan
Scott County
United Stree Department of Labour
Luis Phillus M. Robertson
New York
Railroad Notes On Extension Of Hauck Missouri & Arkansas Line
The Missouri and Arkansas railroad extension toward Perryville is advancing rapidly. The line will open thousands of acres of productive land and may connect with the St Louis and Hannibal short line, creating a southern outlet to northern Missouri. The St Louis and Memphis line buys Crystal City road and aims to reach St Louis via the shortest route, crossing the Meramec near Maxville. The route to St Louis is pursued as quickly as possible to benefit the country. Headlines note labor department surveys abroad and reflect on workers' homes and benevolence.
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Hauck’. Missouri & Arkansas Railroad
Perryville
Rowl
St. Lauvia & Hannibal
Uhroush
Nomination reforms and primaries debate dominates state politics
The piece argues for party primaries as the sole method to nominate candidates from governor to local offices, proposing a state law forcing conventions to hold primaries. It discusses costs, party loyalties, and the public's endorsement of direct primaries, while noting broader progress and logistical issues in the era.
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Lednties
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LW Nts
Asuelou
Iti
Scott Comity Wicker
Usi
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