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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1904
Page
4
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A professor argues that effective evangelism hinges on upholding a moral standard high above everyday life. He notes shifts in emphasis over time and questions whether traditional motives remain powerful, citing waning fear of hell and longing for heaven even among believers.
The Lewiston Tribune argues that Bryan and Hearst faced a public drubbing at the national Democratic convention. It contends Bryan misread support, mentions shifts toward old Democratic creed, and notes the party’s hopeful prospects if unity and knowledge drive political choices.
A Consul report details Lake Asselbie a large salt water body inland from Tadjoura in East Africa fed by three inland streams from the Gulf of Karab. The water lies below sea level, with salt carried inland by caravans to Menelik's capital. Henry Action traced a crystalline waterfall feeding the lake.
Chicago Tribune advocates drinking cold water upon waking as a simple cleansing act and daily stimulant. It cites internal cleansing, circulation boost, and ease of use, recommending a glass before breakfast lunch and dinner as the best, cheapest medicine.
An Atlanta Constitution lyric celebrates blissful afterlife imagery. It describes light, birds, bells, and winds around an ideal heaven. Souls who endured trouble rise to infinite height with love, peace, and divine gardens.
A New York World report critiques public charity borders as a Jewish mother and a Catholic Italian family clash over a found baby. The 17 year old mother and her newborn face six months’ confinement while the magistrate assigns the infant to Ranals Island with uncertain care, highlighting religious prejudice in adoption decisions.
An express and passenger train on the Pennsylvania line west of Altoona passed a hill slick with rain when a slide buried four tracks for a distance. Dirt rolled onto the last car of the retreating train.
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