Anxiety and faith in Provoking Times
The sermon argues anxiety stems from mental pain and shows Christianity as a cure through trust in God. It contrasts Western unease with Oriental calm, teaches forgetfulness of past sins, and stresses daily fidelity, self development, and focused work. It envisions no more sea as no separation between God and humanity in heaven.
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Edward Judson
Jaemes
Cambridge
Christ
God
Providen
John
Jesus
Galilee
Calvary
Europe
America
Brotherhood of Man
Heaven
Bridge of Gods Love by Rev Frederick Lynch
Fragmented reflection on biblical imagery of the sea and barriers from a sermon by Rev Frederick Lynch. The text references ancient meanings of the sea as obstacle and invokes Odysseus returning to Ithaca after long perilous journeys.
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Frederick Lynch
Axl
Short Meter Sermons On Faith And Character
A compact reflection on how nursing sorrow elevates sin and how true faith shows in daily life. It warns against ornamental piety empty of heart and urges living truth on street as well as closet. It links faith to action and kindness to children as proof of genuine belief.
Restocking the Ranges and Bunch Grass Prospects
Dr. B. Nelson, state veterinarian, reports on ranges in Washington's Walla Walla Columbia Garfield and Asotin counties. He describes restocking strategies for bunch grass, observations of regrowth after protection and grazing, and the need to fence and rest ranges to rebuild standing seeds. He cites regional timber and farming context in Oregon Washington Idaho with related land-use figures.
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8. B. Nelson
Washington
Walla Walla
Columbia
Garfield
Asotin
Nelson
Bome
WRITES OF OREGON SIDELIGHTS IN CORNELL PROFESSOR BOOK
Professor Thomas F. Hunt of Cornell praises Oregon and the Pacific Northwest in his recent book How to Choose a Farm. He accompanies his descriptions with sidelights on the Beaver State and discusses American lands and farming conditions.
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Thomas F. Heat
University
Experiments With Hybrids At Washington State College
The Washington State College experiment station reports progress in wheat hybrids from 1900 led by Professor E. E. Elliott. A line of Red Russian Arcadian crosses shows stability and uniform height, with some strains yielding up to 00 bushels per acre. The station notes cold tolerance near Jones Fife and suitability for dry land, though some crosses are too short for harvesters.
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Zombia
Oregon
Professor Hunt
Washington
Idaho
Western
Rocky Mountain States
Wash
California
United States
Cascade Mountains
Coast Range
North America
England
Farma
North Central States
Washington State College
Soeene
E. E. Elliott
Thie
Jones’ Fife
Big Bend
James
College
Ashland Coal Prospects Attract Wide Attention
A local effort near Ashland reports growing interest as work continues to map coal prospects. Early results show notable activity and strong perseverance toward defining the true extent of the deal beyond initial depot testing.
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Ashland
Construction Costs Soar in West Project Requires 32000000
In the west the project faces high cost with total expenditure projected at 32 million dollars and construction labor approximated at a thousand miles distance to complete the line.
Unclear fragment hints at medical topic and age
Fragmentary OCR text discusses age and gray hair with a reference to peculiarity and a dam called in language. Details are insufficient to identify event or source context.
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