Salt of Grace: A Sermon on Christian Sufficiency
A Chicago Evening News excerpt notes Dr. Talmage touring Norway and preaching that religion is an active, life sustaining force like salt. It describes grace as beauty, necessity, abundance, and preservative power, with examples from scripture and personal anecdotes to urge deep pursuit of faith.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Norway
Tiberi
Galicia
Alhambra
St. Peter's
Vasalt
Solomon
Tyn‘dal
Harvey
David
Jesus
Sharon
John Bunyan
John Newton
John Summerfield
God
Wieliczka
Hall Stadt
Russia
England
Italy
Sweden
Austria
Christ
Saratov
Europe
Asia
Africa
South
America
Demetrius
Rocky Mountains
South American
Pampas
India
Sicily
Geary
Pennsylvania
Heaven
Africa the metropolis of song birds claims by ornithologist
African birds are praised as a winter home for many European song birds and species unique to Africa, highlighting a rich avifauna. The excerpt also contains a humorous legal dialogue about an alibi and a social club, with a stray line about a coop and chickens.
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G. E. Shelley
Africa
Europe
Tennyson Club
Social Purity League
Sugar order at the counter in a Philadelphia shop
A brief town scene records Mrs Youngwire requesting five pounds of sugar from a dealer who offers to send it or carry it. The exchange ends with the shopper choosing to carry it herself if feasible, while the clerk promises to make it as light as possible.
Iowa dairy work chief Bouska tours northeast estates
Mr. Bouska new special dairy commissioner travels with Dairy Commissioner Norton and Deputy Wright to lead education efforts in northeastern Iowa. He emphasizes milk quality and proper farming practices to boost butter value, citing Minnesota success and urging creamery patron engagement to improve profits.
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Des Moines
W. Bouska
Norton
Wright
Iowa
Bouska
Agricultural College
Ot Ames
Massachusetts
Agricultural College Creamery
Ca Creamery
Mr. Bouska
Minnesota
Wealth gains under Republican rule in Missouri and Kansas
The article touts increased wealth in Missouri and Kansas over the last three years, citing $128 million in Missouri and about $400 million in Kansas in wealth gains. It cites livestock, crops, and bank deposits growth, with detailed state figures and a call to voters to support the Republicans.
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Kansas
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Total
Atts Gsott
Forges Seereseenseaen
Dees
Skin Graft Heals Four-Decade Leg Sores at Samaritan
Dr Van Buren Knott at Samaritan hospital Sioux City performed a skin graft on Mrs Mary J Holbrook to cure four decades of leg sores and relieve chronic pain. The graft used skin from her right leg on the left leg where the sores persisted since infancy after a childhood burn incident.
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Samaritan Hospital
Sioux City
van Buren Knott
Mary J. Holbrook
Strikex It Rich In Klondike Mining Hoard
Charlie Hutchinson a Sioux City native wrote his brother City Assessor O F Hutchinson that he sold his metal to the United States mint for 25000. The 100 foot square claim yielded nearly 200000, one of the richest strikes in the Klondike. J M Hutchinson of San Francisco received 10900.
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Klondike
Charlie Hutchinson
Sioux City
O. F Hutchinson
United States Mint
Young Hutchinson
J. M. Hutchinson
San Francisco
Congressional appropriations shift 1900 to present
The text notes total appropriations higher by 24 million since 1900 with 9 thousand for census and about 17 million for postal improvements, plus 7 million for navy expansion. It also mentions decreases in other areas.
Record-Setting Horse Swims Five Miles Aboard Mississippi
A Clinton owned horse swam continuously for over five miles along the Mississippi River. Observers watched from shore as the animal leaped into the water at Lyons High Bridge and traced a route past Joyce Island Willow Island and Little Rock Island before finishing at Beaver Island. The daring voyage ended when the horse was ferried to shore. No cause for the unusual behavior was given.
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Clinton
Lyons High Bridge
Joyce Island
Mississippi
Willow Island
Father of Waters
Little Rock Ishand
Tittle Rock Island
Northwestern Railway
Beaver Island
State Board Awards Multiple Contracts for Glenwood Institute
The state board of control awarded the Glenwood Institute contracts to Northerne company Davenport for 40000 dollars covering the hospital cold storage and boys cottage. YVone Bros Des Moines won the coffee contract for 7000 pounds and Tone Bros coffee was declared best. Various firms receive contracts for Cornel Bluts Vidora Port Madison Independence Marshalltown Clarinda Mount Pleasant.
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State Board of Control
Glenwood Institute
Ten
Cole
Northernee Company
Davenport
Glenwood
Yvone Bros
Des Moines
Tone Bros
Santos
Che Jen
Hinecock & Sons
Dubuque
Cornell Bluts
Vidora
Port Madison
Independence
Marshalltown
Durand & Kasper
Chilcago
Clarinda
John Paul & Sons
Burlington
Brucle Weddles Company
Chicago
Mount Pleasant
Women barred from Ottumwa library vote by judge ruling
Judge Michelberger rules that women had no constitutional right to vote in Ottumwa’s recent library election. The decision says the election was lawful and valid as an election authorized by law, and that only male adult citizens may be electors. Attorneys expect a new election with men only.
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Michelberger
Ottumwn
Counci
Ottumwa
Nichelberger
Fire Breaks Out At Farm Home In Jackson County
George Smith and his wife escaped a blaze at their farm home in Jackson County after awakening to a burning lamp. Smith grabbed the lamp to throw it out a window but dropped it down the stairs, spilling oil and igniting flames. The couple dropped their children to safety and leaped to the ground, suffering burns but the children remained unharmed. No belongings were saved.
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George Smith
Jackson County
Moler Barberschool Sued in Denver Over Boy Actor Curl Loss
John A. Moler named defendant in a Denver California suit after a Moler barber school clipper damaged a boy in local theater. The boy, a juvenile actor, relied on his hair as his main stock, and his mother sues for $1,000 in damages.
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John A. Moler
Iowa Falls
Denver
Cal
Moler
Remains Found Near Comanche Suspected Foul Play
The body of an unidentified man was found in high grass near Comanche. He appeared to have been killed several days earlier with evident wounds. Local reports note nearby murders prompting suspicion of foul play.
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Comanche
Sheldon District Fair prepares for fall race meet
Money raised for the subscribed stock of the Sheldon District Fair association. The first board of directors has been elected and work has begun and will be pressed for the big fair and race meet to be held early this fall.
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Sheldon District Fair Association
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Rowley
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