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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
6
The Washington preacher argues Christmas season themes from I John 4 16 God is love describing how divine compassion led to incarnation to redeem humanity He contrasts ancient harsh theology with a mercy centered creed urging believers to feel God as a comforting motherly force amid trials and sin forgiveness through love.
A preacher extols God as the source of perfect love replacing fear. He contrasts pagan deities with divine compassion, recalls martyrs and the crucifixion, and urges heartfelt devotion as the path to happiness. The sermon ends with biblical imagery of a king in the desert seeking water and the soul longing for God.
James A Page marks fifty years as headmaster at Dwight School Boston. Dr Savas named professor in Athens hygiene and bacteriology. William Whitney offered 75000 for Danae and the Golden Rain by Titan after buying in Paris for 50000. Sir Mitchell Thomson, 54, Edinburgh baronet and timber merchant, traveler sportsman elder in the auld kirk and Conservative. Senator C K Davis hosts Old Time Telegraphers in Milwaukee with youthful messaging reminiscences. Secretary Root receives 100000 for legal services, plus 1233 for same work in the office. Foureau returns to Paris claiming future Algeria Sudan Kongo union geographically done and politically near. Rev William Lennox Mills elected coadjutor bishop of Ontario, born Woodstock Ontario educated at Trinity Toronto. John Morley a constant reader. often seen with books during meals and walks through crowded London. Mrs Severn Ruskin’s cousin objects to a memorial tablet at Westminster Abbey until offered. Rev Father Gleeson returns to San Francisco after Philippines chaplaincy funds run out. Thomson Kingsford, Oswego NY, built early six horsepower engine for starch extraction. died aged 72 after short retirement.
A Chicago Tribune snippet notes a house fire last night affecting Ruggles. The insured owner replies it hurts most since he is a stockholder in the company that insured it, claiming this is the fourteenth loss since last week.
A survey of race horse news notes Joe Watts pacing at 2.10 percent and selling for 28 dollars, Transyvania winner Jimmy Gatcomb receiving 1500. Cecilian colt stands 16 hands in training. Goshen Jim shows 2.10 pace in California. Wilkie Collins, 14 years, remains alive and vigorous under owner Miamb Milford Iowa. Too Soon sets pace in colt stakes. France imported Picberon stallions influence Germany. Neva Simmons 2.21 pace trained by T W Price at Pittsby. driven 2:08 mile this summer.
The Chicago Tribune reports Professor Thatcher of the University of Chicago pleads guilty to using slang in his medieval history lectures. He argues slang keeps lessons lively, insisting his methods spark interest rather than dull the class.
The speech traces a century of progress from the horse to the motor car and bicycle, from goosequill to typewriter, from loom to cotton mills, and from gunpowder to dynamo. It lauds lithography, photography, telephone, wireless telegraphy, Roentgen rays, and more as gifts handed to the next era.
The Prussian railways have instituted hospital cars with spring berths invalids chairs and standard hospital equipment. Cars can be hired in advance for railway journeys. The Siberian express Moscow to Irkutsk is fully electrically lit with signals. A composite car behind the engine houses the generating plant baggage room light plant and kitchen for the buffet.
Jewelry notes describe many bangles plain and embossed with turquoise and emerald tones in combs and coiffure ornaments. A yellow gold rope bracelet with gold balls and turquoise quartz cabochons appears stylish and unusual. A belt formed from about a dozen pink shell cameos links to a central large piece, tapering to smaller near the clasps.
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