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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
6
Reverend Guy Arthur Jamieson reflects on life as a mystery woven into nature and faith. He contrasts physical growth with spiritual development, urging reliance on God, reason, and love to achieve fullness of life and courage over fear.
The essay questions universal fear of judgment and the need for a marked salvation experience. It challenges the notion of a world ruled by demons and a deity demanding cowering faith, arguing against perpetual dread and highlighting evolving understanding of the universe and human freedom.
A collection of aphoristic reflections on faith and morality written in a homily tone. The verses urge inner spiritual health over outward show, urging service, self-examination, humility, and practical charity as paths to virtue.
A reflective admonition warns church members not to view religion as a ticket to heaven. It cautions against hollow Sunday prayers while weekly deeds ruin conscience and stresses judging by ideals, not mere statements. It cautions against seeking preferment due to hidden shadows.
A campaign piece extols Taft and Roosevelt era Republicans for Western development. It lauds the party’s homestead and water policy, irrigation acts, and national resource conservation. It argues Taft as the West’s chosen leader, linking expansion to civilization and Pacific trade.
Walter Wellman of the Chicago Record-Herald reports Taft is strengthening with each speech and tour. He notes early East prejudice fading as Taft proves independence and leadership, contrasting the shadow narrative with strong public appeal and a push to show his true character nationwide.
The Omaha Bee comments on Mr Taft avoiding weight loss to spite his shadow and questions Bryan’s free ore stance. It warns free ore could depress wages to foreign levels and close mines while taft’s protection benefits remain unclear to the average voter.
The piece cites Judge Taft for advancing a mission to spread Christian civilization in the Philippines. It notes church leaders praise his stance, citing his governorship work, education efforts, roads and harbors, and calls for spiritual and material aid as part of American policy.
The platform pledges adherence to Roosevelt policies and aims to continue his work, ensuring safety for persons and property, strengthening administrative methods, and providing efficient inspection and prompt correction of injustices and wrongs.
Brooklyn Eagle refrains from mourning Bryan and voices a defiant stance as the New York Tribune notes the mood. The exchange centers on political sentiment and media rhetoric rather than a direct endorsement or concession.
The text extols a so called new diplomacy guiding U S foreign policy under Taft. It claims consultation with predecessors in the White House on public good questions and lauds a victorious alliance that confounds critics.
A Lilmore farmer replies to W J Bryan's fundraising plea with terse critique of his platform. The letter questions continuity of reforms, free silver, and congressional constraints, concluding no farmer should contribute and labeling the author an Illinois Farmer.
Readers question the fate of the Bryan map amid new coverage of Taft and Bryan. The piece hints at fluctuating public confidence in Bryan's leadership and predicts Taft will act decisively as he faces mounting scrutiny.
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