Christian Perfection as Life's Law in Holmes Sermon
Rev Holmes argues progress is the law of life for Christians, urging ongoing growth toward perfection. He contrasts genuine faith with empty ritual, cites Scripture on the perfect law, and calls for unity in the Christian name while stressing divine perfection in church form and Christlike living. He notes human imperfection but champions continual effort toward spiritual maturity through the Word and example of Christ.
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Paul
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Earth
Burbank
Raphasel
Kipling
Spurgeon
Following His Steps to Become Like Him
A reflective line cites the belief that through following His steps one may become like Him when seen as He is, acknowledging struggle and personal effort without the group.
Senator Kern Read Washington Farewell Address
Washington to read farewell address in the senate on February 22. Kern's attendance stirs fresh talk as he returns from abroad. A confidence man misreads him but Kern shrewdly rebuffs the stranger in a sharp exchange.
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Washington
Kern
Senate
Indiana
Bryan
Senator Kern
Great Assassin's Record Coming Out
Abdul Hamid is linked to a forthcoming publication of his journals detailing thirty three years of oppression and cruelty in Constantinople. The hidden chamber reveal and the 600 boxes promise accounts of executions, slave trade, and court life. Members of the new regime reportedly seek to block publication.
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Abdul Hamid
Wis Cruetl
London
Abdul
New Life Pills Promoted After Banquet Payment Claim
An 184% New Orleans banquet paid $100 to Henry Clay is cited in an old ad. The text touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for stomach trouble indigestion and other disorders. Sold for 25 cents at Koep pena.
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Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. King
Japanese Baby Born Aboard Train In Oregon
A baby was born on a train and both mother and child were later taken off at Cottage Grove Oregon. They were through passengers and are now reported to be resting well at the Hotel Thompson with the mother and baby described as Japanese.
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Cottage Grove
Ore
Thompson
Plan to boost forage crops spreads in eastern Oregon
Oregon railroad company reports successful field pea and alfalfa trials in semi arid eastern Oregon. Experiments led by R B Miller show strong yields and soil benefits with peas and alfalfa, prompting broader seed distributions across central and eastern regions and plans to expand Oregon farm production.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
O.W_ R_& N. Company
R. B. Miller
J.K. Flaher
Haines
R. H. King
Grass Valley
Charles W., Martin
Olex, Or
Clark Benson
Fred E. Wells
Hermiston
G. W. Marvel
W. T. Sellers
W. J. Townley
Union
Davis Brothers
North Powder
A. V. Swift
Baker
Centralregon
Miller
La Grande Merchants Tour of Western Oregon Start Sunday
An excursion party of La Grande merchants leaves Sunday on a special train for a Western Oregon tour. Messages from Governor West and the Salem mayor welcome the group and present the town keys. The trip accompanies attendance at the Oregon Retail Merchants Association sessions in Medford and a fraternal visit to Salem, Corvallis, and Eugene, including visits to state institutions and major colleges.
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Oregon
la Grande
Ore
Governor West
Salem
Oregon Retail Merchants’ Association
Medford
West
Corvallis
Eugene
Saloonmen Fight Back Over Morning Drink Prices
Kansas City saloonkeepers facing waning demand for the morning eye opener have posted notices along Independence Avenue to revive the tradition of the morning drink. The push targets the rise of bartenders' work, with saloon owners hoping to lure tired businessmen back to the bar before noon.
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Kansas City
Independence Avenue
Morning Whisky Bargains Draw Mixed Reactions
A saloon owner quotes plans to sell best 15 cent liquor for 10 cents between 6 and 11 am to revive morning tipsiness. He argues beer profits lag whisky, but still notes weak demand as firms tighten drinking rules before work, signaling an eye opening era may end.
Steeplejack Falls From Kingston Church Tower
Joseph Huych of Deposit New York fell from the St. Ignatius church tower in Kingston after a small ladder snapped while he climbed from the roof. He dropped about one hundred feet and died shortly after. he had been a steeplejack for several years noted for daring.
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Wilkesbarre
Joseph Huych
Deposit
N. Y
St. Ignatius
Kingston
Huych
Huvch
Ballard's Horhehound Syrup Promotes Lung Healing
An advertisement for Ballard's Horhehound Syrup claims quick lung repair from a dry hacking cough. The price is 25 cents and one dollar per bottle, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Proudest mother bears triplet days in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming. Mrs Herman Carlson is hailed as the proudest mother after giving birth to a baby each day for three consecutive days. The third child is a girl, the first two were boys.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Herman Carlson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Notice
An old ad offers a hundred dollar reward for catarrh treatment claims claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh. It cites F J Cheney of Toledo Ohio and asserts his honesty and ability to fulfill obligations. Testimonials available with price listed at 75c per bottle through Hall's Familyville stores.
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Hall
Cheney
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Hhis
al Hall
Sosstipe
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