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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
2
The Rev Talage delivers his annual sermon honoring George Washington as a nation’s father. He reflects on civic virtue and leadership, linking Washington’s example to contemporary public duty and moral duties of citizens.
A sermon argues God’s omnipotence shapes history through winds, seas, plagues, and battles. It cites Moses, Joshua, Washington, and Napoleon to show divine intervention guiding nations and protecting believers, urging faith and courage amid trials.
A sermon-like study contrasts the Spirit’s work through the word with the Unbelief of Jesus’ brothers and the religious leaders. It cites tabernacles and Passover motifs, notes that rebirth is needed for life, and urges dependence on Christ’s teachings and divine approval.
A fragmentary meditation on starting rightly in life and travel. It contrasts punctuality with chance, urges practical prep, and hints at themes of joy, work, and risk in everyday journeys. The piece references boats trains and streetcars and ends with a reflection on tests and effort.
A brisk dialogue portrays a late young man blaming oversleeping while a critic insists on effort beyond clock watching. An orator proclaims ignorance and the sympathetic observer notes a neglected early education, highlighting social motifs.
A compact critique on overstatement and the danger of endless critique. It argues that wisdom avoids overemphasis and that instinct differs across beings from humans to animals. The piece notes the difficulty of capitalizing on ideas and the ethics of success versus the ease of earning money through gambling devices.
The London press portrays Father Gapon as a dangerous reformer who could spark a broader revolt against Tsarist rule. The article reviews his rise from Moujik son to influential clerical organizer, his strategy to legalize worker associations, and his role in mobilizing thousands of workers despite government repression.
In Balls's Magazine a Scottish gillie begs to drink from a flask after catching the first fish. The laird urges him to try, Sandy attempts, and the whiskey flows. The scene ends with the gillie returning the pocket pistol to the owner amid rough banter about drinking.
The British Labour Gazette reports on 2027 societies showing continuous growth over the past decade. Membership rose to 2,085,731 in 1900 from 1,245,066 in 1894, with total share capital moving to £37,000,810 and total trade reaching £99,020,145, up from £49,774,025 in 1896.
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