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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
6
Nelson OShaughnessy American charge d affaires in Mexico City argued that Mexico would face consequences after he refused to order a salute to the American flag at Tampico. His effort to compel action failed and tensions persisted.
Washington officers and aides worked in six minutes to issue orders for sending the largest American war fleet on a business mission. Navy personnel, families, and marines packed the Norfolk bound steamer as officers departed for Hampton Roads. The mood was holiday like with no immediate war fear despite possible distant conflict.
A butcher explains price differences between in store purchase and home delivery. He says grandmother took meat from the shop, while today customers pay for both in person and via telephone delivery, highlighting the cost structure of modern service.
A meditation on the widow at Nain and the risen youth, showing Christ’s compassion, power over death, and the offer of life. The speaker links the scene to humanity’s sin and God’s mercy, urging belief in Jesus’ saving work and its transformative outcome.
The Observer of Events and Things quips that when opportunity came to George Washington it appears to have employed a hatchet in the act. The remark frames a bold, tongue in cheek commentary on chance and merit.
A classroom exchange in Boston recalls the 1773 Boston Tea Party era, with a teacher asking what the forefathers threw overboard from English ships in Boston harbor. The scholar answers Beans ma'am referencing a humorous historic miscue.
Rev George E Guille presents a Bible study from Moody Institute Chicago exploring the biblical scene at Nain and its lessons for faith and compassion.
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