Demas as a Warning to Christians in Modern Life
A preacher warns that Demas, once a devoted Paul companion, abandoned gospel labor for worldly ease. The piece traces Demas from zeal to backsliding, compares him to the sower’s stony ground, and urges prayer, Bible study, Spirit obedience, and personal Christian work to avoid his fate.
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A Mysterious Disappearance and a Veteran's Return
Abner Hull, a worn Civil War veteran, returns after years on the road in search of his daughter Mandy. A chance Decoration Day visit at Rose Hill cemetery reunites Mandy with her father and Tom, her suitor, as Asher Hillis guides the family toward a peaceful future among veterans and unknown graves.
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Iowa Ideas in Tariff Debate Keep GOP Unity in Iowa
The Iowa idea on tariffs is celebrated as solid Republican doctrine. The Des Moines convention endorses protection and uniform application, while not sanctifying schedules. Roosevelt’s administration gains backing, Cummins and others praised, aiming to solidify party unity and dampen Democratic hopes.
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Revenue Surplus Projections and Panama Treaty Impacts
A discussion notes that the surplus for the year ending June 30, 1908 was about 58 million, following a previous year near 92 million, with imports expanding and reducing the surplus to around 50 million. Caution is urged about sustaining a 40 to 50 million margin, given potential declines and canal treaty payments to France. Also mentions ongoing Roosevelt nomination discussions and education in the Philippine Islands as cited.
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Democrats Bump Bryan in Iowa Convention
The Iowa Democratic convention rejected the Ohlenge platform and Bryan's candidacy, voting down a reaffirmation resolution and effectively shunning him. Only 384 of 818 delegates supported Bryan, signaling growing split as party elites distance from the Chicago platform.
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Payne Faces Courtroom Attacks Over Postal Scandals
The Cleveland Leader argues Postmaster General Payne will stay in the cabinet despite calls for his retirement. It compares Payne to Secretary of War Alger after the Spanish American War, noting attacks on the administrator while Roosevelt remains firmly supportive.
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Iowa idea and political voices across papers
A collage of editorials and opinions from Chicago Saint Louis Davenport and Indianapolis praising or critiquing the Iowa idea, republican platforms, and political trials. It notes Senator Allison’s trusted role in Iowa politics and President Roosevelts insistence on impartial prosecutions.
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