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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
2
The article reviews President Taft's annual message, contrasting it with Roosevelt and Taft's predecessor. It notes the document's calm tone, its focus on Nicaragua, and the half promise of a later special message. It highlights concerns over deficits, tariffs, and subsidies, including postal rates and Bank of Morgan influences.
A crowded column mocks Isadora Duncan's American reception and notes incidents from Carrie Nation’s renewed activism to royal marriage changes. It also discusses tariff policy shifts, Cook and Peary debates, and MacVeagh’s tariff stance, with remarks on newspapers backing river Louisville to the Mississippi waterway.
Pastor Haseell delivers a Brookyln Tabernacle sermon centered on Luke 9 62 urging true discipleship. He contrasts Christ s cross bearing with modern revivalist excitement and emphasizes counting the cost before following, noting the Kingdom of God spans earthly and millennial realms.
A sermon argues that only those deemed fit by divine standards will enter the Millennial Kingdom. It emphasizes humility, love, fidelity, and the refining trials of the School of Christ as prerequisites. It warns against pride and moral relapse while urging lifelong diligence and righteous transformation for joint heirs with Christ.
An editorial voice contrasts Britain's political strain with social progress in the United States. It notes a divorce grant in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and mocks English leadership while predicting a Panama Canal completion in 1915. The piece urges reform and wary optimism about future outcomes.
The president asks Congress to cut costs and authorize just two new Dreadnaughts this year. Taft mourns sugar trust theft from the government but opposes a full investigation to avoid hampering justice and risking Republican party disunity.
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