Worship And Its Worth In The Path To Greatness
A sermon argues worth is measured by the worshiper’s growth toward nobler living. True religion inspires effort to rise beyond self, casting off weakness, seeking upright action, and aiming to reflect divine goodness in daily conduct. The voyage of life matters more than pleasures, urging character over comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nna
Ima
Lima
Hisself
Endergor
Tafter
Judea
Gililee
Bourgogne
Nuremburg
Arch
Present Day Materialism by Rev George Clarke Peck
The piece argues travel has shifted from a grand event to a routine. It notes trans Atlantic voyages once inspired awe and prayer, now seen as ordinary commerce. Travelers focus on comfort and coffee quality rather than existential wonder. The voyage itself becomes the sole enduring interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Clarke Peck
Tife
Short Meter Sermons on Faith and Service
A series of aphoristic lines on loving, worry, character, sympathy, sacrifice, prayer, and service. It urges living faith through helping others, humility, and shared humanity while warning against self righteousness and harsh judgment.
Powers for Churchmen
Do not think happiness comes from pleasure nor seek popular praise to lead others. Do not apologize for religion, or rest faith on temporary enthusiasm. Do not pretend certainty where you lack it, nor heap contempt on zeal. The church’s place hinges on serving and saving the world, not on worldly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wena
Austria Not Disturbed War Talk Flares in Vienna
Vienna papers warn Servia against bluffing and reckon on possible war as Austria-Hungary tightens frontier guards in Bosnia and Hertzgovina. Reports say Belgrade faces the risk of loss of independence if mischief escalates, with military precautions and river monitors deployed near the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienna
Austria- Hungary
Servia
Peter
Bosnia
Herzzegovinia
Hungary
Danube
Budapest Toca
Belgrade
The
Wiener Tagblatt Ses
Toe Zeitung
Goluchowsky
von Aehrenthal
Hertzgovina
Peterwardein
Fremdenbla
Fire destroys anatomy hall at university in Minnesota
A fire last night in Minneapolis consumed the state university anatomy hall used for medical dissections. Authorities say about thirty bodies were burned in the blaze, which may have been caused by faulty electric wiring and caused about $15,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
The
State University
Landseeker Killed By Northwest Train At O Neill
C C Redman a St Edwards barber aged thirty was killed by a Northwest passenger train entering the Oakdale yards at 1130 Wednesday night. He fell from the engine pilot while his companion James McKelvey watched from behind. An inquest ruled accidental death as Redman came to O Neill to register for the Tripp county drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Neb
C. C. Redman
St. Edwards
Redman
James McKelvey
Oakdale
McKelvey
Tripp
Dallas Leads In Large Land Lottery Registration
At Tripp county lands a massive turnout was recorded with 5,553 registering in Dallas, 703 at Gregory, 480 at Presho and 188 at Valentine. J H Douglas of Iowa City deposited his railroad ticket in the lottery tank as the drawing nears tomorrow, with thousands more expected from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tripp
Gregory
Presho
Valentine
J. H. Douglas
Iowa City
Chicago
Bulgarian Coup D Etat Sparks War Fears In Europe
Paris reports pessimism among powers over preventing war between Turkey and Bulgaria as Bulgaria solidifies independence by mobilizing troops and taxing citizens for emancipation. The Times denial of Russia backing Bosnia seizure is noted, with Italy seeking Albania port and Tripoli leverage. No confirmation of Turkish Bulgarian mobilization by 6 pm. Naoum Pasha met M. Pichon. Ankara protests Berlin treaty coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Turkey
Bulgaria
London Times
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Italy
Albania
Tripoli
Berlin
Naoum Pasha
M. Pichon
France
Car Plunges Down Embankment Killing Four In Gordon
In Gordon MAHONY CITY Pa a car accident killed Mrs. Peter Young 34 and her daughter Helen 8 when the vehicle flipped over a 25 foot embankment. Husband Peter Young Jr. and boy Peter Jr. six and nephew Charles Clark suffered skull fractures and injuries. Steering gear failure caused the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahony City
Gordon
Peter Young
Helen
Peter Young, Jr
Charles Clark
Meeting for the West
The nineteenth annual session of the trans Mississippi congress will meet in San Francisco with about 1500 delegates from western commercial organizations. The five day gathering opens Tuesday with three sessions daily and evening talks by government experts on reclamation service and the canal commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mississippi
Congress
Canal Commission
Plunge Down a Coal Shaft
A Mount Olive Illinois coal mine disaster halted two men mid shaft. Herman Herron and George Yanschke died after plunging 400 feet in the Mount Olive and Staunton Coal Company shaft. Rescuers descended the air shaft but failed to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Mount Olive
Mount Olive and Staunton Coal Company
Herman Herron
George Yanschke
Biggest Coal Producer
The United States produced 60 percent more coal than Great Britain in 1907 and over 100 percent more than Germany. Excluding Britain, U S output exceeded all other nations combined, with total world production about 1.209 billion short tons and the United States supplying nearly forty percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
The
Geological Survey
Rush is On for Homeseekers in Four Counties
Dallas South Dakota reports 5 000 registrants with 7 117 at Dallas and 4 474 at ONeill. Officials guard against chaos amid fear of Bonesteel turmoil. no rivers of crime or games of chance, food and water ample, good order prevails as crowd gathers for landseekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
S. D
Fairfax
O'Brien
Mal Taney
Chicago
Gregory
Witten
O'Neill
Tripp County Farms
J. P. Donohue
Bonesteel
Donohue
Crawford
Dallas Commercial Club
Journal
Sharks Increase on Coast Near Massachusetts Bay
Officers aboard the Indrashama report dense schools of sharks off the coast as the vessel nears Boston. Capt Evans notes sluggish, wide swarms around the ship and a feeding behavior pattern that fishermen say has hampered fishing activity. The Boston Transcript calls this era of facts, contrasting it with perjury claims in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bay
Indra Line
Indrashama
Mystic Wharf
Evans
Boston
Boston Transcript
Money Misapplied Case Narrows to Extradition Fight
Jersey City report says Elbert L. Morgan cashier of First National bank of Friedly West Virginia was arrested for unlawfully misapplying five thousand dollars deposited by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to the credit of West Virginia. Bail set at five thousand, Morgan jailed awaiting extradition. He denied the charges and asked for counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Elbert L. Morgan
First National Bank of
Friedly
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palin
Hell
Gervia
Nebraska News
Pierce
Foster
Pierce County
Kearney
Gibbon
Blaine
Paxton
Weeping Water
Lurden Sergensen
Nehawka
D. B Reed
Salt Lake
G. M. Jacobs
Bethany
Christian Church
Table Rock
D. J Gates
Albion
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
North Platte
Herman
Benkleman
Pickrell
Dickens
Southerland
Robert Patrick
Plainview
Romaine St. John
Reynolds
Union Pacific
Dillon Island
Sutherland
Smith
Otoe County
J. W. Morris
Nebraska
Gothenburg
Ada Albright
Nebraska City
Taft
Charles Cuykendall
Wyoming
Fremont
Old Mexico
Lincoln County
Court’ House
Schuyler
George Trullinger
Rush
Daay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!