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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
3
The Rev Albert Jones ord preached at Plymouth Church with Rev Willard Harmon assisting. The sermon urged social unity, loving charity, and the twofold sacrament of service through benevolence and encouragement, stressing home and church as core institutions and the need to uplift others with courage.
The Northwestern Christian Advocate argues that Christianity adds to old beliefs rather than replaces them. It urges believers to not settle for mediocrity, to seek a higher calling, and to live a separated life as true disciples.
The lesson analyzes Daniel and his three companions facing temptation in exile. It covers their resolve to honor God, the measured request to avoid defiling foods, and the favorable outcome of their faithfulness. It notes Ashpenaz and Melzar, the ten day vegetable diet, and Daniel’s rise in wisdom and influence under Nebuchadnezzar.
Union printers at the Cataract Journal and Niagara Falls Gazette walk out for an eight hour day. Workers in both newspapers refuse to sign the eight hour agreement and have declared one shop. Publication of neither paper will be suspended, the unions say.
A mass Osaka gathering denounces the Russia Japan peace treaty, calls for government resignation, and condemns martial law. Tokyo ministers report to the Mikado, urging retention of posts while Privy Council meets. Griscom describes Tokyo conditions noting rioting stems from anti foreign and anti Christian strains.
John Stokes of Omaha cannot read or write after a bullet wound to the head though his memory and other mental faculties remain normal. Doctors offer no explanation beyond possible brain damage while he can discuss present and past events with clear recall.
Washington reports the September crop conditions for spring wheat oats rye buckwheat flax tobacco potatoes and rice with scores ranging from 80.9 to 94.2 while corn on Sept 1 stands at 95 compared with 89 last month and 84 in September 1904. A stray line notes Bovery nan Hatters vows to defeat his rival with a strong blow.
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