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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
3
Rabbi Krauskopf argues parents must guard religious instruction in children. He cites two brothers, one skipping prayers for two nights and resisting further prayer, illustrating how lax practice can erode faith in youth. Philadelphia Notes mentions Dr Komast Electric on household remedies.
A rough Auburn Tennessee trial features a quick witness who resists coerced changing stories. The exchange highlights the difficulty of recalling testimony under cross examination and includes a quip about inducing a different story.
A fragment from the Chicago Post with dialogue about an article printing and the editor in charge of the history department. The overheard exchange hints at skepticism and earnest effort behind the published piece.
A Mes Kingl ey dressmaker insists on payment before making another gown. The exchange hints at strained relations and financial pressure, with implied support from others unclear.
Inverport resident A McMurray testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his acute back pain and imperfect kidney action. He praises the remedy after trying it in 1897 and urges others to use it, noting a public statement recommending the product. Sold nationwide by druggists at 36 cents per box.
A West Philadelphia resident recalls a Christmas visit where a habit of organization saves a small crisis. He opened a bureau drawer to find a handkerchief and baby’s shirt folded inside, proving the wife keeps a place for everything and a top handkerchief saves a match.
Mrs. Church questions Mrs. Gotham about poems her husband wrote before marriage. Gotham admits more verses exist and says she married to stop him. Yonkers Statesman quotes Mrs. Borden praising Piso’s Cure for Consumption. Washington, D.C. dates March 25, 1901.
In a Washington Star exchange Miss Garenne mocks Mr Caddington’s haste to associate with the powerful. She offers a backhanded remark that his so called humility hides his ignorance of deriving pleasure from acknowledging his own inferiority.
An obscure claim states the English jockey Pred Archer lies buried within 200 yards of the Cambridgeshire winning post. The note suggests a hidden burial close to the finishing line and adds little verifiable detail.
The sermon discusses conversion as deliverance from sin and a new life, citing Paul and John Wesley. It argues true faith yields practical change in conduct, business ethics, voting, and social duties, urging Christians to separate from worldliness while balancing religion and daily work.
A sermon argues that true Christianity honors daily business and labor. It asserts there is no conflict between spirit and world, citing Jesus as a carpenter’s son and apostles from working classes. It warns against media-worthy piety that neglects household duties or public life.
Rev G D Cleworth argues that fault finding demotivates workers and children. A loving, encouraging approach yields better effort. He advocates praise, patience, and reverence toward God to inspire steady devotion and happiness in family and teaching.
A sermon by Bishop Samuel Fallays argues that the world is militant and Christian faith must resist evil. He asserts the kingdom of God on earth is a militant nation and rejects pessimism as treason to mankind. He emphasizes the Bible’s arc toward betterment through faith and action.
Short religious snippets from Baptist and Methodist ministers urge renewing God, keeping pace with God, and giving oneself to evangelization. They stress ridding sin as gateway to God's Kingdom, the importance of unselfishness, prayer, pardon, and heavenly investments over worldly tricks.
A collage of humorous exchanges and snippets from Philadelphia to Chicago, including garbled dialogue about trust, manners, and everyday quirks. Readable vignettes feature a mix of speakers and settings, from officers saluting to tradespeople debating bargains, with playful asides on language and manners.
A reflection on the value of pleasant thoughts as the world’s finest simple joys. It extols the habit of cultivating cheerful thinking as a form of wisdom and emotional well being.
Mrs M K Bousch of Richmond writes that catarrh affected her for two years until Peruna. She and her eleven year old daughter Pearl both say Peruna cured them. The letter promises free guidance from the Peruna Medicine Co and Dr Hartman for further medical advice.
Reading the fur making process, workers slice skins into thousands of pieces to extend material. Sables and other furs are cut to form long, matched skins, enabling a cloak to use a single skin reshaped by careful sewing. The piece details reveal the intricate, costly method behind luxury garments.
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