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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1907

Page

6

The Lord A Tale Of The Old West Chapter Vil

Brigham guides a zealous youth through a blend of revelation and plan to move a Mormon community toward wilderness settlement. Key figures Brigham, Joel Rae, and Abrahamic polygamy arguments frame a movement toward Zion as they prepare for exodus and spiritual leadership. The narrative traces dialogue on celestial marriage, communal organization, and prophetic authority amid looming tensions with outsiders.

Frigham Prigham Brigham Higham Joseph Bean Israel Burt Abraham Earth Fim Borah Sarah Keturah Joel

A Revelation from the Lord in a January Dawn

In a January dawn a group gathers amid hay and blankets to witness a miracle described as the Lord’s word written anew. By mid April the community readies for westward peril, with preparations, march songs, and a long dance in a pine bowery as elders watch implausible vigor fade into night over the Omaha hills.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Lord of God Zion Abraham Isaac Jacob Israel Egypt Israe Srtelom Voneerkinge

Migration of the Mormon Pioneers to the West

Brigham Young leads 143 men, 3 women, and 2 children in 73 wagons along the new Mormon trail toward the plains. The march follows strict discipline with loaded weapons and coordinated wagon formations across the Platte river as scouts report a band of Indians ahead and Joel Rae prays for deliverance from calamity.

House of God Daniel Webster The Joseph Smith Cumorah New Jerusalem Abraham Brigham Young Stephen Markham John Pack Shadrach Roundy Brigham Platte River Indiana Nouth Prighan Joel Rae Porcelyioe Joel Company of Saints Ben

Isaac the Peacemaker in Beersheba’s Well

A devotional piece on Isaac living near the Well of the Living One at Beersheba. It contrasts heroic biblical ideals with everyday virtue, stressing peace over conflict and the value of daily faithful living for moral influence. The article cites scholars like George Adam Smith and Alexander Whyte on the location and meaning, and links Isaac’s tears for Ishmael to themes of mercy and covenant.

Goldin Beersheba Ebron Rehet Gerur Beer-tahal Chen Chin Flom Isaac Oaks Hebrop Abraham Ploc George Adam Smith Henderson Iit Heersheba Egypt Ishmael Hagar Alexander Whyte Traac Heerlahal-yol Hagar'a Isaad Magar Ishmail Seain Tsano Starr King Weiner Christ Mane Birin

French Knights Preserve Titles Amid Papal Tithes Rise

The article notes that after France split church and state, nobles faced challenges proving Vatican honors. Queen Wilhelmina agreed to validate such tithes and distinctions, prompting a pilgrimage to The Hague and a surge in prices for pontifical favors. French Knights of the Golden Spur Holy Sepulcher Christ Gregory the Great and Pius IX see increased demand.

France Vatican Wilhelmina Hague

Cuticura Ointment Eases Baby Rash and Cradle Cap

A Thompson M E reader from Thomaston Maine reports quick relief for a nine month old with facial and foot rash using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ointment cleared itching and cradle cap, and the writer plans to keep Cuticura on hand for future skin irritations. The note ends with a 1906 date. Interspersed, a brief naval career note on Rear Admiral Bigsbee’s retirement mentions Evans and Dewey remaining active.

Hattie Currier Thomaston Bigsbee Evans Dewey

Prove Every Claim Dr Williams Pink Pills For Anaemia

An ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe family medicine to treat anaemia and related blood weakness. It cites a painter from Plainfield New Jersey who recovered after an appendectomy, crediting the pills with curing anemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous debility, and sleeplessness, and notes price: 60 cents a box, six for $2.60 from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Laula Tr. Clark Lincoln Place Plainfield N. J Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

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