Paradox of history in war and peace
The text argues that men wrongly believe lasting peace comes through warlike means. It contrasts rulers with Jesus, portraying him not as a iron rod monarch but as a humane figure with human sympathies. It emphasizes a humane path over militant solutions.
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Jesusy
Ife
God
Jesus
John
Jordan
Tle
John the Baptist
Lamb of God
Andrew
Jeangs
Philip
Nathaneal
Bartholomew
County Correspondence from Robertson Notes Local News
Robertson county notes include John Wathaway of Town Falls visiting the Stotser home and reports of cold weather. Mrs Hol Cross shipped cheese and ducks to Chicago, Miss Mertle Wilson attended a wedding near Abbott, jurors T H Wilson and G W Stotser at Eldora court, Dave Soash family visiting Joe Huse, Bert and Will Huse traveling to visit local relatives, and a sewing party at Sam Shaner’s with carpet rag making. social visits and family ties are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wathaway
Town Falls
Stotser
Hol Cross
Chicago
I. Klopp
Lows River
Sam Shaner
Special apples sale advertised for February first, 1905
A promotion by David A. Pidgeon in New Providence, Louisiana offers special sale on apples through February 1, 1905 with high quality produce. The ad claims a best grade honey and a world ish medal on apples and provides phone contact as 13.
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David A. Pidgeon
New Providence
Social Happenings and Visits Across Marshall County
A jumble of local social notes reports dances at the Follett home, visits by Fred Brainard of Marshalltown, Miss Mary Adams from Illinois, and Jessie and Ralph Miller. It notes illness, travel to Chicago, shipments of cattle, and community events like an oyster supper fund-raiser at Berlin. Weather and medical ads appear amid town news and minor personal movements.
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Shallenter
Tis Hospital
God Heart
Follett
Fred Brainard
Marshalltown
Thach
Mary Adams
Ilinois
Fred
Jessie
Ralph Miller
Barnard’s. Bertsbach
Woden
Jaspar Miller
Marshall County
Jacob Miller
Jennie Whitney
Mt. Ayr
O. W. Fossler
Ackley
James Jackson
Berlin
Annual athletic entertainment lights up the Academy
Des Moines bound Misa Edith Mabee seeks ear treatment. Mrs. B J Dillon and Miss Pearl Sutton return from Algona visit. Della Hinahan heads to Chicago to resume work at Columbia School of Oratory. Warnice Terrill moves to Council Bluffs for a Children’s Tome post. George Willan recovers his mobility after three months with rheumatism. Dr. Lowder and family occupy Ed Miller property. Maes Reece moves into the vacated house. Out of town attendees at quarterly meeting include Mrs Susie Sisson and daughter Mia, Melinda Hunt, and others from Iowa Falls Hubbard Eldora. Ray coal sold by Davis & Moser.
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Academy
Misa Edith Mabee
Des Moines
B. J. Dillon
Pearl Sutton
Algona
Della Hinahan
Chicago
Columbia School of Oratory
Warnice Terrill
Council Blairs
George Willan
Fence Beautification Through Vines and Planters
A Brooklyn Eagle piece urges turning plain fences into appealing features. It cites a Boston cottage wall once hidden, now blooming with pasturtiums. The article details a New York state example: ground padding, shelves on the fence interior for geraniums, verbenas, ferns, and other plants, plus hollyhocks for back yards.
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Monte
Brooklyn Eagle
Boston
Sutumier
New York State
Interviala Jara
Learning By Experience In Agricultural Advertising
A farmer recounts spending 78 dollars on winter and spring advertising in two agricultural publications to promote seed corn. He notes the venture earned money and taught him the value of printers ink, urging local merchants named Thomases to advertise in this paper to reach town and surrounding areas.
Yarmers Hint at Meeting with Hilbert Jonker For Savings
Yarmers advise talking with Hilbert Jonker to save time and money. The suggestion emphasizes efficiency and cost reduction through direct discussion with the named contact.
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Yarmers
Hilbert Jonker
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California
Sidora
Jows
St Maul
Paul Maidenpesnel
Mayon Olney Mail
Msc
Loon Freight
TAMNS
Peorla Mail
St Sails
Kansas City
Social
Pe A
Corra
A.W. Brazinn
Ar AL
TAA
Ageuk
Bo An
Samarth
Eidora
W.S. Beman
Humphreys
Heamphrore Men, Co
Cor, William & Nbn
Streata Na Tork
Cwilbert Shallenberge
Winchester
Eldora
Wilbert Shallemberger
Ee Tn
Tonys
Urac Lantun
Peter
New Jerusalem
Kingdom of God
Philip'a
Robertson
Pleasant Ridge
James Vigars
E. Petithony
DeWitt's
DeWitt
Joey
Smith & Edd
Mrs. Nelson
F. Jackson
J. G. Hunter
Chris Severs
Grundy County
Frank Keasler
John Lynk
Tracy
Minn
Owaka
Mesilames Kamery
George Cable
Hubbard
A. D. Williams
Illinois
Henry Butler
D. B. Blair
Ray ‘Black
Davis & Moser
Uyere
Seubece
Harvey
Sunny Jim
Jean
Los Angeles
E. L. Palmer
Equitable Didg
Des Maines
Iowa
McClure
Ida M. Taybell
Lincoln Steffens
Ray Stannard Baker
John Lafarge
William Allen White
Charles Wagner
Ease 230 Street
New York City
Fant
Missouri River
San Francisco
Portland
Agenta
W. B. Kniskeri
B.C. DeWitt & Co
Otto
Matt iv Inn & Co
Lis
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