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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
6
The passage argues that great figures fail to save by intellect alone and urges embracing a living, personal life of faith. It compares ancient messages with present existence, urging trust in Jesus and a real relationship with God as the path to strength and salvation.
A fragmented column riffs on gender, travel, crime, and politics with satirical jabs. It notes Cuba’s army stance, a Vancouver explosion tied to music in the air, a Boston streetcar incident, and a two hundred twenty five word a minute world champion by a Massachusetts girl.
A long standing donor known only as Labesthorn has annually given five to eleven thousand new sixpences to London workhouse children each Christmas. The piece notes the giver’s anonymity and the happiness produced, and comments on medical education and professional self reform within the profession urging self discipline and housecleaning to curb malpractice.
A Weekly Weeky article posits that European inhabitants were all tenors and their descendants become baritones and basses with age. It claims racial voice differences with whites and blacks, suggesting lighter complexions have higher voices and musicianship links to body build, while noting exceptions.
A Pittsburgh fire chief recalls incidents where rational residents, struck by a fire brainstorm, abandon safety to rescue trinkets. He cites a relic clock wedged on stairs and a hotel guest saving clothes while losing five thousand dollars of jewels and tools.
Civil engineer A J Louis claims anyone can estimate river width or object height with no instruments. By aligning a hat brim with the opposite bank and measuring a pace, one can approximate river width. For heights, place a known stick and compare shadows to determine distance using proportional rules.
A sermon on Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee notes the disciples worshiping Him in the boat and recognizing Him as the Bow of God. The piece links the sea voyage to life’s trials, faith, and the call to honor Him on deck as well as ashore.
A religious tract discussing salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. The author argues that a single past answer may not fit every seeker and invites personal reflection on faith and repentance.
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