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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
2
A long train halts for dangerous fires near Ogden as recruits endure heat and odor while a bell cord mishap exposes a brakeman’s temper. Lt Stuyvesant bonds briefly with a young woman as Bunny the rabbit is chased and finally rescued by a swift dash through sagebrush.
On a crowded dining car a young man named Stuyvesant lounges near Miss Ray as they chat about the Society of Patriotic Daughters of America. Miss Ray, daughter of an army officer, considers home and duty while a drunken soldier causes an uproar at the car door and tensions rise before the chapter ends.
The composer Pietro Mascagni known for Cavalleria Rusticana dedicates his new opera The Masks to himself with distinguished esteem and unalterable satisfaction as a response to critics, per London News.
A 1908 sermon outlines God as the righteous jealous lover wooing a separated world back to Himself through Christ. It parallels biblical narratives from Hosea, the prodigal, and the prodigy, stressing ambassadors for Christ and the need for divine love and faith to reconcile humanity with God.
A wealthy man argues education can be provided from outside while a stubborn farmer notes that true growth lies in the learner. The piece likens secular schooling to spiritual training, asserting opportunities depend on personal effort and inner choice. Wellspring quotes frame the message.
The Gospel is a heart appeal, not a system, argued by the Baptist Union. The Old and New Testaments urge coming to Christ for rest, with parables of the lost and fatherly love shown as ultimate reasons.
A reflective meditation on humility, pride, and truth. It contrasts gloomy religion with glistening sin while urging self inventory before judging others. The text uses parable like aphorisms about enmity, truth, and divine will.
The article argues that the Philippines show a successful merit based civil service under Roosevelt era reforms. It cites a committee report saying the system is established and well functioning with no carpetbag rule. It suggests domestic implications if such merit standards spread to the United States.
excerpts from multiple papers discuss the Democratic Party's unity, internal critics, and the gubernatorial outlook in Ohio. Comments from the Cleveland Leader Troy Times and St. Louis Globe-Democrat reflect concern over party cohesion, leadership, and national prosperity rhetoric.
The Copenhagen City Hall, opened with thousands in attendance, is praised as the greatest architectural achievement of the century in northern Europe. The building has stood for ten years.
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