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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
2
The text argues that sin carries the death penalty under divine law and that only redemption through Jesus offers a path to humanity. It cites Romans 5 12 and 19 to claim death spread to all because all are sinners and explains Adam and Christ as the respective representatives for mankind.
A religious discussion outlines the final settlement of humanity after Christ's return, detailing the separation of the righteous and the wicked, the Day of Judgment, and the millennial era. It cites biblical passages, warns against unworthy preachers, and offers a free treatise from Brooklyn Tabernacle.
Tommy Rattles is refused Elsie’s hand by her father who praises his son but notes a lack of persistency. He resolves to ask for his daughter’s three evenings weekly to prove commitment.
This fragment discusses observation by eye witnesses and the interpretation of belief under scrutiny. It references legal testimony, the role of perception, and contrasts with scientific commentary on witness reliability. It also touches on government, shelter, education, and Helen Keller as a symbol of inquiry and independence.
In a market exchange two farmers discuss Sandy’s death and burial with local concern. One asks about her widow and the other comments on the suddenness, reflecting rural speech and communal gossip.
An article notes the earliest Muster date for Easter and discusses a dramatic rescue involving three children, a mother, and Montagne with two year old Tareld. The piece includes humorous asides about a honeymoon ending and a marriage conversation. It also contains a playful exchange about twins and a man named Evans.
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