White-Headed Eagle of Oregon John McLoughlin
The story of Dr John McLoughlin known as the White-Headed Eagle is told through naturalization papers found in Oregon City. A biography by Richard G. Montgomery, The White-Headed Eagle, praises his role as empire builder and savior of settlers while recounting his later reception by American pioneers and his death in 1857.
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Jesus Preaches in His Home Synagogue and Mission
Luke 4 16 30 outlines Jesus in the synagogue on the Sabbath reading Isaiah 61 1 2. He proclaims his messianic mission to the poor the broken hearted captives sight to the blind and liberty for the bruised while signaling his anointing by the Spirit. The crowd’s mixed reception reveals prejudice unbelief and jealousy contrasting Israel with Gentiles who receive blessing.
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Pity and Forbearance as Duty in Offense and Repentance
The passage emphasizes that pity forbearance and leniency toward offenders who can repent are as much our duty as prosecuting wrongdoing. It argues that failing to do so makes one unjust, aligning mercy with justice in social conduct.
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Jeremy Taylor
Hurt by Little Things
A reflective quotation contrasts small injuries with great minds. It notes that little fretfulness harms only the petty, while the wise overlook minor annoyances and remain untroubled.
Crocheted Lantern Design Potholders
Crocheted potholders in a lantern pattern using heavy cotton. Three color variations red green yellow, same design reversed for visual appeal. Each holder measures 6 inches, no padding needed. Instructions No 782 available by mail for 10 cents, with materials 40 cents. mail to Home Craft Co. Dept. B St. Louis Mo. Include a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Week's Supply of Postum Free
An advertisement promises a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in this newspaper alongside other promotions from the Postum Company.
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Public Opinion Shapes a Man As Much As Experience
A reflective column argues that public opinion molds character as powerfully as life experience, suggesting social judgment and reputation influence personal development and choices.
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