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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented sermon notes discuss revival by faith in God and fear of the Lord, urging prayer for salvation, confession of sin, and mercy. It cites Finney era revival patterns, personal stories of prayer spreading through towns, and the call to spiritual renewal and obedience.
A dense historic sermon urges revival of personal righteousness through Jesus Christ, stressing the eternal glory of salvation over earthly fame. It compares spiritual renewal to a locomotive train guided by the Spirit, urging trust in God to direct paths and bring justice, mercy, and peace.
The article explains German city streetcars charge by distance with a punch-ticket system. Conductors issue detachable tickets serving as receipts and enforce capacity limits. Monthly passes allow unlimited rides, while fares range from two and a half to five cents with half fares for small children.
A Rusaiem violinist at the Peabody recital was not blamed for a disturbance caused by a cough. A Good Samaritan in the audience passed a cough drop along the row, stopping the cough and restoring quiet as applause and light laughter followed the small act of peace.
A long letter travels about 7000 miles by rail, sea, and dog sled from Key West to Circle City in Alaska, chronicling the twists of railroads and remote Alaskan towns. The piece notes no profit to the government, as postage costs far exceed charges, per Youth's Companion.
Dr Flynn argues aging comes from night fasting. He promotes a before bed nourishing meal to repair nightly waste and maintain energy. He notes pale mornings and claims poor nourishment makes people look five years older on waking.
The text notes that January and October start on the same day each year, as do April and July, September and December, and February March and November. It claims New Year’s Day and St Sylvester’s Day share the same date except in leap years, and that each weekday serves as a day of rest for different cultures.
Reports from the field note Captain Gorion Chesney Wilson was wounded in action. Some papers refer to him as Lady Wilson's husband, reflecting the era’s emphasis on family ties amid the conflict. The Chicago Times Herald quotes remarks on perseverance despite peril.
A compilation notes Treadwell mine profits from 23,900 to 3,000,000 yearly in clear profit. tech finds near Cape Nome. vast codfish banks larger than Atlantic shores. north Alaska stretches 1200 miles. Eskimo ice cream with seal oil referenced. mail contracts under government provisions questioned. a broad mix of observations on Alaska’s economy and geography.
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