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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
4
A Chicago and Northwestern excursion on Sunday July 15 sells round trip tickets to Canton Iowa for 1.50. For full information contact agents at Austin and Oak Park.
Chicago Tribune presents itself as independent and fearless in coverage with strong national public interest emphasis. It touts comprehensive local and foreign news, daily summaries, and superior sports sections to attract informed readers during campaigns.
A reading on cultivating good thoughts urges loftier aims and noble purposes. It extols a cathedral as a symbol of spiritual vision though warns against dwelling on petty flaws and material beauty alone. The poem by Helen Evertson Smith appears in the Independent.
The piece urges deliberate cultivation of noble aims through daily sober reflection and self discipline. It cites training the soul like taming a wild colt, valuing spiritual science, prayer, and solitude to gain courage, peace, and health, with quotes from G H Hepworth and Joubert.
The passage argues that true love of God compels care for the unhappy and the degraded. It states cynicism is atheism and that Christ showed divinity in surrender to the neglected and worst. as one’s near to God grows, so does the drive to aid the most defiled of His children.
The Globe Democrat recalls a woman who stopped growing at a young age and now requires infant care. The piece compares her to Christians who fail to grow in faith, needing nurture and burdening the church while contributing little to the kingdom.
Prayer focus opens with sanctifying scripture and Spirit's gifts. A daily schedule runs Aug 6 to 12 examining zeal in Christian life with verses from Acts, I Timothy, John, Nehemiah, Galatians, II Corinthians and Luke.
A collection of religious reflections from ministers across denominations. Messages emphasize mutual burden bearing within communities and churches, the divine nature shared by humanity, and religion as an implanted, pervasive life guiding believers toward spiritual fulfillment.
A neighborly quarrel ends with a sixteen foot high fence on Elgin Street. The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Show draws large crowds on Desplaines Avenue each evening. Kopplemeyer and Mohr offer coal and wood at 142 Madison Street. Royal Circle hosted a lawn social with many attendees. Harlem Mannerchor picnic at Pottawatomie Park drew a large crowd in pleasant weather. A young American parade featured a goat and clown acts through principal streets.
Curtis Baker reports a May case where Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved a neighbor's infant dying from cholera infantum. After following directions the child recovered in two days and remains vigorous. Baker praises the remedy and recommends it. Sold by J P Garner Co Austin Geo Koch Co Moreland.
Excursion to Chautauqua Lake New York on July 27 priced at 14 dollars round trip with return by August 28 1900. Tickets valid on any of three daily trains. Fare also listed to Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie Buffalo and other eastern points. For details contact John Y Calahan General Agent 111 Adams St Chicago Central 2067.
Nickel Plate trains boast three deluxe sleeping car trains between Chicago Buffalo New York and Boston with premier dining service. Train 2 departs Chicago 10 35 a m for Boston New York and intermediates. Train 4 leaves 2 30 p m for Buffalo New York and intermediates via Lackawanna and West Shore lines. Train 6 departs 10 30 p m for Buffalo New York and intermediates with Brocton for Chautauqua Lake. Dining cars offer meals 35 cents to 1 dollar. lowest rates. Contact agent or J Y Callahan 111 Adams St Chicago IL.
Transcribed from an era advertisement claims Mrs Reva J Stout of Cammack Indiana healed from consumption after using Dr Kings New Discovery. Marion Stuart a Muncie druggist extols the remedy saying she gained 37 pounds and was cured, with trial bottles offered at local druggists Traill Cooling and Chas Miller.
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