Cheerful living urged to mend finances and faith
A sermon by Rev. T DeWitt Talmmage urges glad conversation and generous Christian investment to lift personal and national finances. He cites war debts, warns against murmuring, and links spiritual awakening to economic revival, insisting money cannot save the soul but generosity and honesty boost both wealth and virtue.
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T. DeWitt Talmmage
Jeremiah
Naomi
Missionary Society
Bible Society
Kingdom of God
United States
Jesus Christ
Jonathan Edwards
Northsampton
Finley
Baskingridge
Griffin
Boston
Christ
Jordan of Death
Gate of Heaven
Henoven
Losa
Jesus
Heaven
Iowa News Letter Stown Day Plans For Nashville Fair
Des Moines reports detail Iowa day at the Tennessee exposition in Nashville with rail rate hopes. Delegations leave Des Moines at six p.m. on Saturday and join others in St Louis. Iowa officials honor congressmen, announce committee leadership, and note Gov Denke’s recovery. Crop prospects vary with moisture, wheat yields fair in some areas. Town Trans Miss commission assigns Omaha fair exhibit duties and state institutions scrutiny continues. The Farmers National Congress set for St Paul with 56 district delegates named. Henderson faces amputation surgery after a long public service career. Five state central committee members resign after the Democratic Populist convention. Eaton ineligible for governor.
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Des Moines
Ill
White
Nashville
Iowa
Des Moinen
Wabash
St. Louis
Yom Reed
Couittees
David L. Henderson
Thomas Updegref
W. P. Hepburn
John A. Wall
John F. Lacey
Robert G. Cousing
Treasury Department
G. D. Perking
Messra
Lacey
Hepburn
Gov
Denke
Centerville
Adjt
Wright
Phillips
Nock Island
Chunen
Farmers’ National Congress
St. Paul
Minn
Congress of the
United States
Jayton
Indianola
J. St. Sage
Des Rene Hecor
Forest City
M. Powell
Glenwood
Alla M. Ewing
Creston
Henry Wallace
B. T. Seaman
Davenpor
Henderson
Towa
Fwelfth
Yeate
State Central
George W. Davis
A. W. Ricker
L. H. Weller
Theodore W. Avery
M. LL Smith
E. L. Eaton
Lown
Wisconsin
Prehistoric Fort Reported In South Dakota By St Paul Explorer
Captain Louis De Lestry of St Paul Minnesota reports a prehistoric fort in South Dakota with acute walls and a 15 foot deep ditch between earthworks. The site features multiple gateways, mounds, and ditches forming defense lines, plus springs and a complex interior with central mounds and depressions.
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St. Paul
Mammoth Bone Find Shocks Wisconsin Scientific Circles
Wisads in Wisconsin Creek uncover the bones of a giant mammoth on J. C. Dorsch’s farm six miles west of Richland Center. Assistant state geologist KE Buckley cites the discovery, preserved by blue clay, as the leg bones toward three feet long and nearly four feet rib, with sections broken, and notes the skeleton will be moved to the University of Wisconsin for study.
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Wisads
Wisconsin
KE. B. Buckley
Milwaukee
J. C. Dorsch
Iichland Center
University of Wisconsin
May Grow Their Vegetables in Alaska Experiment Station
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson predicts Congress will authorize an Alaska agricultural experiment station in the next session. He says some regions could produce vegetables and cereals, and even hardy livestock, though mining areas near the Yukon headwaters lie far from arable land and parks suitable for farming.
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Alanke
Wilson
Congress
Alaska
Scotland
Yukon River
Apothecaries Gardens in London Threatened
Historic Apothecaries Gardens in Chelaco faces destruction amid preservation concerns. The site traces to 1721 when Sir Hans Sloane handed the corner to apothecaries for scientific study and public use.
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Apothecaries
London
Chelaco
Hl. Sloane
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