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Newspaper
Lime Springs Sun
Location
Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
4
Rev W A Harris argues unity comes from character not creed. Christlikeness is the test of orthodoxy, uniting believers regardless of creed. He cites Jesus as the source of life, power, and moral example, urging readers to seek personal transformation and live Christlike lives.
An article praising Jesus as the ideal guide and personal savior. It argues Christ’s humanity and sacrifice, urging readers to see him as a living model and source of reconciliation with God. The minister’s message emphasizes direct, personal faith and imitation of Christ.
The piece argues Shakespeare's religious thought peaks in Hamlet and The Tempest, praising his depiction of Christ. It likens Hamlet to a hymn of the Lord and reflects on human perfectibility and redemption as expressed through literary art.
A sermon discusses personal salvation and the primacy of the individual in Christian service. It emphasizes personal effort, purity, and virtue, arguing progress rests on separating the individual from the crowd and that faith becomes effective only when life reflects it.
Practical notes on feeding breeding stock and cattle, with emphasis on proper ventilation, selecting standard bred fowl, and using clover hay with corn for cattle gains. Includes grafting methods, horse scours care, and humane poultry slaughter. Also reports on orchard density and drainage from Cornell survey, highlighting apple tree competition and sod impact on yields.
In a busy city lunchroom a tired mother with two children faced a moment of confusion when a young woman offered to hold the younger child Lilly. The older girl mistakenly claimed the child was a boy, saying he was a boy until corrected that Lilly is a girl, prompting a brief tense exchange in the busy dining area.
Mrs Pare wife of C B Pare a resident of Glasgow Kentucky writes of kidney trouble with back pain and scalding urination. She credits Dean’s Kidney Pills for regulating kidney secretions restoring color reducing inflammation and improving her health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 50 cents per box.
A quoted old tale shows a stingy man and his wife debating how to part with money. The man insists on saving every coin while the wife muses about being considered a little footish for the sake of having funds.
A historic ad touts Dr Caldwell's laxative syrup Pepaln as a pure scientific remedy to cleanse the body and stomach, claiming it cures constipation headache biliousness and stomach trouble. Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
A stranger asks how long the minister has preached and learns about thirty years. The pew companion notes the minister’s age likely near his end of discourse. A quarrel about Skinner’s capital arises as Mifkins and Birking discuss debt collection by his creditors and employment provided.
A woman named Stella Blocker from Leander Louisiana shares how Dr Williams Pink Pills relieved years of headaches weakness and fever. The ad claims the pills renew the blood and provide lasting relief from neuralgia rheumatism and other pains while noting general health improvements.
A Sunday School reflection on John 17 1 20 to 26 focusing on Jesus high priestly prayer in the upper room before Gethsemane. It covers glorifying God through knowledge of him intercession preservation sanctification and unity with emphasis on faith guidance and eternal life.
In 1900 the German Empire recorded 95,181,104 Protestants and 20,231,144 Roman Catholics. Additional counts include 208,703 other Christians 83,000 Old Catholics and 586,533 unspecified Christians. The figures appear from church records and census summaries.
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