Hosea and Gomer as a Symbol of Jehovahs Union
The study traces Hosea’s life during Jeroboam II’s reign from 784 B C to the exile, detailing three life phases the prophet narrates as a type of God’s relationship with Israel. It highlights Hosea’s call, his marriage to Gomer, society’s ease, and the divine purpose in redeeming the wayward union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea
G. Campbell Morgan
Singland
James M. Gray
Moody Bible Institute
Jehovah
Israel
Jeroboam II
Sermonette on Divine Love Persevering Through Sin
A preacher extols the depth of divine love and urges believers to imitate Hosea’s steadfast mercy. He notes Christ’s sacrificial death while sinners, and asserts true love endures, waits, and restores the wayward soul toward holy living. The lesson highlights love’s triumph and enduring fidelity.
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Hosea
Christ
Hosea of Israel A Prophet Born Under Jeroboam II
In the era of Jeroboam II a son named Hosea is born to Beeri a devout man. The father conceives a vision predicting salvation for his nation but reveals little. Hosea grows in obscurity under moral decay yet with faithful guidance learning that obedience to God outweighs national wealth.
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Jeroboam II
Israel
Beeri
Hosea
Jeroboam
Taking a Fly Census in Washington and Pittsburg
A government entomology survey in Washington and Pittsburg uses fly paper counts to gauge fly population density and its link to typhoid cases. By comparing fly catch totals with typhoid incidence, officials seek evidence that flies distribute typhoid germs.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agricultural and the Marine Hospital Service
N. Y. World
Clouds in Harper's Magazine describe cirrus and alto forms
Arthur W. Clayden of the Royal Albert Memorial College notes cirrus is the delicate wisps forming curls and parallels. He explains alto clouds are denser and dim the sun, brilliant and solid, and stand out most when sunset colors illuminate the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Clayden
Royal Albert Memorial College
Exeter
Eng
Harper’s Magazine
Missing $1000 Package Baffles Des Moines Express Office
Des Moines Adams Express office reports a $1000 currency package from a Des Moines bank vanished after being part of a trio of identical consignments. Detectives and company officials search for clues while denying employee involvement and hoping the package is mislaid rather than stolen. Officials note the other two packages reached destinations, and tracers are sent out as a Chicago-bound inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Adams Express Company
B. F P. Stretton
Swift
Adams Company
Chicago
Mr. Stretton
Woodmen sue failed Chariton bank in federal suit
The Modern Woodmen of America seeks 420000.49 in federal court against James H. Jamison as bank receiver and L O Murray as controller of currency. The suit, linked to the bank’s 1907 collapse and cashier Crocker’s death, aims to recover 850000 cash plus interest and a 70755.49 lien, with related involvement by several national banks.
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Des Moines
First National Bank of Chariton
Woodmen of America
James H. Jamison
L. O. Murray
Frank H. Crocker
Jamison
First National Bank of Chicago
National Park Bank of
New York City
National Bank of the Republic
Chicago
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Chariton Bank
Keg party ends in murder near Cresco farm
Charles Brown dies from injuries after Alfred Crawford beat him and jumped on his abdomen at a farm party. Crawford, now jailed, regrets the drunken assault and faces grand jury proceedings in October. Crawford, young and married, reportedly offered to pay a fine while intoxicated.
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Cresco
Charles Brown
Alfred Crawford
Brown
Crawford
George Brown
Cattlemen Fight Discrimination in Interstate Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in an opinion by Commissioner Prouty, ruled partially for the Corn Belt Meat Producers' association in its suit against the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railway and fifteen other railroads. It found feeding in transit privileges used west of the Missouri river discriminates against Iowa points, though overall livestock rates from Iowa to Chicago were not found unreasonable. The commission ordered a revision of grouping to remove Iowa point discrimination.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissioner Prouty
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Iowa
Missouri River
Iowa Points
Iowa Point
Chicago
Not Only Could But Did at the Table
A witty exchange unfolds around Mrs Grandon and her admirers as Mr Grandon jokes about dining with his wife three times a day. He notes he does not go home at noon, the admirer praises her conversational wit, and Grandon bows away as his wife arrives.
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Mrs. Grandon
Mr. Grandon
City Must Pay Dubuque Coal Bill in Water Works Case
Judge Benson rules city of Dubuque liable for a $43 713 coal bill owed to Martin Strelau for fuel supplied to the water works under municipal ownership. The decision states the city, as parent, bears the debt since no 5 mill tax was levied and funds were inadequate. The ruling follows a water works scandal and moves to council for action or appeal.
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Dubuque
Benson
District Court
Melba Receives Remarkable Ovation in Paris Opera Gala
The famed soprano Mme. Melba drew a powerful crowd in Paris, yet a past St. Petersburg reception outshines it. After a long curtain call she appeared exhausted, while admirers followed to the hotel singing and gifting autographs cut into pieces as keepsakes.
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Mme. Melba
Paris
St. Petersburg
Mistake Kills Baby at Duncombe Windmill
John McDonald dropped a bolt from a windmill at his Duncombe farm striking his 2 year old son Wilfred on the head. The skull fracture proved fatal at St Joseph Mercy hospital hours later after doctors operated in a bid to save him. The death leaves the family of ten in shock and grief.
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Webster City
Duncombe
John McDonald
Wilfred
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
A Perfect Terror Dialogue In Wakeful Mood
A brief exchange shows Horace fearing being roused and Mand asking about wake time, tapping tense mood and startled tone in a terse dialogue snippet.
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Horace
Cuticura Heals Sufferer and Two Babies Says Mrs Wilcher
Mrs Lilie Wilcher of 770 Eleventh St Chattanooga Tenn reports Cuticura remedies cured her neck sore and facial tetter after failed treatments. She notes two years later a recurring hand and wrist outbreak was cleared by one set of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She also mentions curing her uncle's baby and another baby with head sores. Date Feb 16 1907.
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Lilie Wilcher
Chattanooga
Tenn
Death of Frank Miller headline prompts farmers misread
A humorous scene unfolds at a Reading Hogie bulletin board announcing the death of Frank Miller. Two backwoods farmers discuss the terse notice until one misidentifies himself, prompting a light exchange as the other corrects him with his name John.
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Reading Hogie
Frank Miller
John
Costly Popularity of Gambetta Heroine in Paris
France's cruiser Leon Gambetta, named for the late politician who died December 31, 1882, endured a famed episode of popularity. Paris admirers unyoked his carriage horses and dragged the vehicle to his home, a tale Gambetta recounted with pride, noting with a smile that he never saw his horses again.
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France
Leon Gambetta
Gambetta
Paris
Dubuque Saloon Keepers Plan 60 Day Clean-up
Dubuque president Weidlich of the saloon keepers association says within sixty days every member will be in shape to comply with the muinci law. The group rejects compromise decrees and will work without attorneys toward full statutory compliance. Weidlich expects to close his own place near a church if required.
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Dubuque
Weidlich
Saloon Keepers’ Association
Saloon Keepers
Weildlich
Compulsory Dental Checks Endorsed by University Doctor
Dr E A Rogers of the state university dental school argues for mandatory periodic tooth exams for schoolchildren. He cites a survey of 82 Iowa City pupils, revealing 2 785 teeth needing attention and contending national health would improve if bad teeth were treated.
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Towa City
E. A. Rogers
The
State University Dental School
Rogers
Iowa City
Health and Income Link in a Chicago Clerk Story
A Chicago clerk writes of illness from overwork and a poor diet, then credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with restoring health and the ability to keep her job and income. The letter, used in advertising, claims a brain and body recovery and urges readers to find health through nutrition.
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Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Child Dies After Eating Matches Near Waterloo
Agnes Boswell, 17 months old, child of Edward Boswell of St. Louis, died after eating the heads of matches during a family outing near Waterloo. Authorities note accidental poisoning suspected.
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Waterloo
Agnes
Edward Boswell
St. Louis
Lad Thrown Into Wire and Horse Killed Near Marshalltown
Lloyd Bills aged 15 son of farmer F B Bills north of Marshalltown was badly injured after being thrown from his horse into a rusted barbed wire on the ground. The horse suffered severe injuries and had to be shot. He received fifteen to twenty gashes on face neck and body and is under a physician care.
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Marshalltown
Lloyd Bills
F. B. Bills
Sensible literary chap aims for books and farming profits
A Georgia writer says he will not run a ten acre farm despite literary ambitions. He hopes to publish poems once cotton funds the project and to raise corn for his family while awaiting publishers. He mentions digging wells as a side contract to support his literary work.
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Rennin
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
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Corn Belt Land & Loan
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