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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
8
A sermon extols Christ as the supreme figure of history and faith. It emphasizes Christ as Alpha and Omega, the chief theme in preaching, dying, and heaven, with vivid biblical and literary allusions and examples of saints and martyrs praising and emulating Him.
A concise reflection on progress and purpose citing Oliver Wendell Holmes. It emphasizes that success lies in direction and action rather than position, noting that reaching a desired destination requires sailing with and against winds rather than drifting or anchoring.
The article profiles J Pierpont Morgan as the nation’s financial arbiter and rail industry influencer. It contrasts him with Vanderbilt Hill and Gould, notes his control over railroad management, and recounts his pivotal role in consolidating rival lines, securing rate agreements, and shaping western railroad power since 1885.
Wages are rising across major manufacturing centers in New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and beyond with gains from six to twenty percent. The voluntary raises reflect stronger employer employee trust and suggest steady business improvement ahead, reducing risk of harsh cutbacks unless the silver question persists, while portraits of U S Army troops attract attention in America and Europe.
In Hampstead a 57 year old renowned literary figure, with thick brown hair and beard, is described as one of the busiest men in literature. He lives in a secluded red brick house and handles his own tasks daily, including teaching duties and college responsibilities, reflecting a demanding schedule.
A historic recipe describes making a pure caustic potash soap from caustic potash and soft water heated to 140 degrees. The mixture, stirred gradually in a wooden barrel, yields 139 pounds of concentrate after three days and can use vegetable or animal oils. It notes pule seal oil as ideal for wire drawing and lubrication and claims the soap works well for laundry and machinery.
Six children born in the White House are named, including the first Mrs. Wilcox 65 a treasury clerk and Esther Cleveland a Gray Gables figure. Two siblings of Mrs. Wilcox born in the White House died in infancy and Richard Tyler Jones grandson of President Tyler died in Washington. Julia Dent Grant daughter of Fred Grant is also noted among the White House brood. The piece closes with a reflection on the fate of women who marry for love and do not get it.
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