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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
2
A compact religious text excerpt contrasts labor and capital with a call to live by the God of peace. Verses from Hebrews 13 20 21 urge spiritual perfection and compliance with divine will while praising the goodness of God. It features scriptural excerpts and a sermonlike discussion.
A devotional snippet listing Bible verses praising God’s power and mercy. It cites Psalm 107 21 Psalm 89 13 14 Deuteronomy 32 3 4 2 Chronicles 14 11 and Psalm 36 7 8 with phrases like mighty arm rock of refuge and abundant loving kindness.
This excerpt presents biblical prompts about trust in the Lord from Psalms Deuteronomy and Romans. It asks why believers feel secure under any circumstance and how all things work for good for those who love God, ending with the penitent prayer from Psalm 51 verses 1 and 3.
The verses pose questions about joy for the ransomed abomination to the Lord and the delights of God. They reference Isaiah 35:10 Proverbs 11:1 and 2 Chronicles 7:14 to explore conditions for genuine revival of religion.
Detroit August 28 Henry Ford announced plants would close September 16 citing coal industry conditions. He vows to fight profiteering, says brokers hold large coal stocks and prices could rise dramatically if unchecked. Ford believes rail linkages would ease supply for the lakes region.
Notice is given that James S. Smith is executor of the estate of Joseph Samuel Smith deceased. Creditors must file claims with Herman Howe attorney for the estate in Leavenworth Washington within months from August 25. Claims must be served with oath and filed with the Chelan County Superior Court.
The note discusses Krook a prominent yet uncanny figure in Dickens Bleak House and his link to Chancery delays. It cites a Paris case of spontaneous combustion used by Dickens to inspire Krook’s dramatic end. The piece notes Kronos’s rag and bone business and Dickens reliance on medical authority for the death scene.
The passage argues ambition converts desire into determined purpose and claims success requires sacrificing obstacles and pleasures. It emphasizes the law of compensation, noting failures come from unwillingness to forego comforts and persist despite adversity.
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