Christian Heroism and the Marks of the Lord Jesus
The speaker extols Christian heroism through Paul’s scars as proof of faith. He argues that visible and invisible wounds from religious sacrifice—mental strain, domestic trials, public service, and missionary toil—mark true martyrs. He urges bold, dangerous work for God, noting heaven honors those bearing such marks.
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Paul
Jesus
San Juan
Sedan
Garibaldi
Philadelphia
Albert Barnes
Matthew Henry
Congress
Legislative Hall
Christ
Mars Hill
Hannibal
Draco
Homer
Demosthenes
Socrates
Aeschylus
God
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Athens
Lord Jesus
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Constantinople
David
Jonathan
John Rogers
Ignatius
Trajan
Apostle
Ostia
Earth
Hell
Christ Jesus
Heaven
Leonidas
Thermopylae
Miltiades
Marathon
Marlborough
Blenheim
Godfrey
Jerusalem
Winkelried
Sam
1904 Candidacy Debate Delays in Democratic Nominating Race
In February 1901 the New York Sun notes that talk of nominating Olney or Bryan is premature and likely to hurt opponents. It argues Hill remains no candidate while Olney’s camp belittles him, possibly aiding Bryan. It urges restraint until Congress and 1902 elections clarify the party’s issue and candidate fit.
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Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Olney
Mr. Olney
Mr. Hill
Hill
Massachusetts
South
Congress
N. Y. Sun
Minority in Congress Criticized for Hypocrisy on Economy
The Chicago Tribune quotes Congressman Cannon arguing the minority curbs the majority in name only. He contends Democrats attack extravagance in rhetoric while supporting wasteful rivers and harbors projects.
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Congressman Cannon
Congress
Egislature
House
Senate
Democrats Split Over Party Reorganization and Bryanite Influence
Quotes from Cleveland Leader New York Mail and Express Washington Star and Albany Journal discuss internal party debates on reorganization and Bryanite influence. They note anti imperialist protests against unconditional surrender terms and warn that Bryan 1904 speculation affects national Democratic stock.
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Cleveland
Lincoln
N. Y. Mail and Express
Bryan
Albany Journal
Republicans and Cuba Show Unity on Postwar Policy
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues Republicans and Democrats share interest in keeping a US guardian role over Cuba after Spanish rule. It notes divisions over Teller pledge but predicts broad party harmony on constitutional supervision and relations with foreign powers, with Congress and the president working together to shape Cuba's future.
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United States
Olney
Amagazine
Cuba
Republican Party
Congress
Wood
Noland
France
Germany
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Free Trade Debates Mark Britain Loss of Export Lead
A London dispatch to the Evening Post notes Britain no longer leads in export trade, with the United States first, Britain second, and Germany third. Five year growth shows US 47 percent, Britain 23, Germany 25, fueling protectionist arguments and shifts toward free trade criticism in commercial circles.
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New York Evening Post
London
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Ingland
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
America
Jingland
Manchester
Evening Post
Post
England
Troy Times
State Aid for Roads in Connecticut 1900 Report
State Highway Commissioner James N Macdonald summarizes the 1900 annual report praising state aid as popular with 153 towns and noting liberal funding. He highlights road improvements, sectional savings, disdain for drag scrapers, and the move toward local road selection within a macadam limited growth framework.
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Mighway
James N. Macdonald
Connecticut
Malin
Macdonald
State and Town Appropriation Totals Over Two Years
The appropriation for the state and towns over the last two years will total 467,550 dollars. The contracts let will complete 1,900 miles of work under this funding and project.
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Uned
Dairymen urged to adopt thoroughbred hogs for profit
Elias Gallup argues in Farmers' Review that dairymen should phase out scrub hogs like the razorback and dash churn. He says high grade hogs cost less to raise, yield more pork, and attract higher prices, with little difference in feed needs between Berkshire and Poland China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Lot
Ralse
Berkshire
Poland-China
Elias Gallup
Farmers” Review
Horticultural Notes on Fall Planting and Indoor Greens
The article advises planting willows and laurels in fall for quick spring growth and notes potted stock can bloom with winter light. It mentions arbor vitae hedges, Norwegian spruces needing space, sweet pepper bush, Japanese irises with six inch blooms, sword fern varieties like Boston fern for indoors, and willows for basket making. It also warns houseplants require pest control and winter cleanliness.
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Nemlock
Norway
Stone Dairy House From Loose Stones
A note on building a dairy house from loose stones. The example shown uses a single room with a rear ice room, placed away from cesspools and stock outbuildings, shaded, screened windows and doors, a long table and shelves, floor of earth brick or stone, and possible water supply to ease labor.
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Cesspools
Stationery for Farmers Promotes Personal Brand Letters
The Lunark Gazette notes how farmers increasingly use printed letter heads and personalized envelopes. It rejects the old belief that only specialty producers could do so and urges naming the farm and owner with a post office address to complete the business.
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Lunark
Proper Care of Implements in Open Air
Farm gear such as plows cultivators and harrows left outside rust quickly and lose usefulness within a season. A mower or binder not kept dry becomes almost useless when needed.
Bees Essential to Fruit Growers’ Success
A farming note states every fruit grower should keep at least one hive, as bees are essential to successful fruit production and missing bee activity can reduce the community’s expected fruit yield.
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Hees
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
THE
Sham Friends OF Economy
Bristol
Stone Dairy
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