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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
6
The text reflects a religious meditation on early Church trust and salvation, noting tensions between worldly conditions and divine reconciliation. It critiques distraction from scripture and emphasizes Christ’s universal mission, warning against tonal shifts that obscure gospel clarity.
A devotional discussion explains how through Jesus sacrifice the elect Church is reconciled to God, while forecasting a future reconciliation of all humanity. It contrasts views of election and universal grace, urging faithful living, witness, and mission in the gospel age toward a restored paradise and universal peace under Christ.
The article discusses Earl Grey's six-year tenure as governor general, his reluctant yet steady leadership, and broad appeal across Canada. It notes his familiarity with plains life, ties to diverse regions from Rhodesia to Dawson City, and influence on Newfoundland, rail expansion, population growth, and migration, arguing Canada may become a leading British empire province under his continued governance.
Two anglers on the White Salmon River Washington catching rainbow trout instead hooked a deer trapped in swift box canyon waters three miles upstream. One fisherman risked his life wading out to drag the exhausted animal ashore, finding a broken leg. The deer was euthanized.
An unusual engineering feat began in Gary Indiana as workers move the Grand Calumet River a quarter of a mile south to make room for United States Steel coke ovens beside the blast furnaces. The operation aims to clear space for the new facilities along the riverfront.
The obituary outlines the life of Mrs. Ruth H Savage widow of Richard Henry Savage a longtime literary figure and notable in Washington society. Born in Germany she married Gustav Schuble as a child and later moved to America to manage cotton plantations. She became a prominent advocate for women’s rights and lectured after 1890, joining clubs such as the Eclectic Sorosis and Entertainment. Her second marriage to Richard Henry Savage linked her with many presidents and European leaders.
Miss Helen Fales, Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s lone female graduate this year, plans to study food chemistry and the nutrition of poor families in Boston New York and Chicago. A Vassar graduate, she will forego a social career to aid the underprivileged in securing adequate food supplies.
Horner Memory and A B Crowell, former deputy state horticultural commissioner of Spokane and Stevens counties, propose a mammoth monument to Adam and Eve in an apple belt of the northwest. The board, led by Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific, plans a substantial prize for the best design submitted for a popular vote at Spokane in the week of November 14.
In New York a husband O Danlon is jailed after accusations he earned ten cents a day and spent it on himself while his wife and three children faced neglect. The Children's Society report and magistrate hear claims of threats and repeated abuse. He argues he gave more to his wife before, yet she says funds were spent foolishly on relatives and drink. He is committed for further court action.
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