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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
3
A preacher outlines Genesis creation and the fall, noting Adam and Eve’s life in Eden, the introduction of labor and mortality through sin, and God’s plan of salvation. The discourse emphasizes human toil, divine judgment, and the hoped for Millennium and restoration.
A theological meditation on why God allowed the Fall and suffering, arguing that sin's existence enables Redeemer sacrifice and a millennial restoration. It discusses Eden, the curse, the toil of labor, and the eventual universal knowledge of Good and Evil, leading to redemption and the Second Death for the unwilling.
A fragmented account recalls Admiral Ste Edward Seymour and Admiral Dewey amid the Manila campaign. It notes Seymour’s supportive role, especially during the Boxer Uprising, and describes Allied relations with German, British, and Japanese officers as tensions rose over naval actions and a delicate balance of power near Manila.
A historical report recalls Admiral Seymour's long naval career from childhood service in 1854 to command roles in the 1880s and beyond. It notes his actions at Sebastopol, piracy patrols off Africa, and injuries in the Egyptian war era, plus his status as a highly ranked officer who later met Americans on the Inflexible. The piece emphasizes his receiving high honors and his presence in a forthcoming event with the American audience.
The article explains that Japan plans to gift 800 cherry trees to New York for Riverside Drive. It argues the gift symbolizes more than beauty, embodying Japanese manhood and national spirit, linking it to liberty and the nation’s symbols.
A California study by Stapley Piper for the Department of Agriculture tested poisons to control ground squirrels. Green ripe barley proved most effective, with mixtures of oats, dried barley, and other baits showing mixed results. poisoned oats also killed jackrabbits and cotton tails, while effects on doves were minimal.
An Adrian Georgia reader repeats a testimonial about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the safe alternative to surgical operation for female ailments. The letter claims relief from weakness, pain, and nervous prostration after using the product and invites others to seek confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts.
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