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Newspaper

Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1902

Page

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January Sermon Warns of Blessings and Turmoil Ahead

A preacher frames January as the first month of the year and a call to prepare for twelve months of opportunity. He cites biblical and historical events, notes the ongoing conflict of good and evil, and urges steadfast faith as the world advances toward redemption. He highlights figures born in January and urges action for God between now and year’s end.

Dr. Talbag Momentos Philipp Ubis St John S Ame Edmeiot Burke Fenelon Benjamin Franklin Willam H. Prescott Sir John Moore Robert Burag Polycarp Peter the Great Chrysostom Daniel Webster Hampton Court James Delft Haven America American Congress United States Weworth Johann Gutenberg Martin Brether Sobn Faust Geom Gladnose Adet Renald Alen Sun- Nghe Ie Parliament God Satan Diabelle Jesus Christ Lord of Hosts Joshua Havelock Lexington Bunker Hill Monmouth Valley Forge Yorktown South Chattahoochee Roanoke Solomon Spaulding Joseph Smith Alexander Pope England Fleet Foot William C. Bryant Dr. Young

Refuse of the Universe Indian Legend About Newfoundland

Curious Beothek Indian legend says God swept the universe of refuse and cast it into the sea, naming the heap Newfoundland where white men later dwelt. The text describes Newfoundland as fertile yet barren, rich in ancient metals but draped in stunted forests and bare shores. A northeast coast woman calls Round Arbor good enough, mentioning Twitlingate and St Johns as crowded and barb’rous.

Newfoundland St. Johns Ainslee

Remarkable Halibut Harbouring a Duck Catch Report

Captain Kilgore of the US Revenue Cutter Rush at Sitka describes a nov el halibut weighing 170 pounds that yielded a blue bill duck in pristine condition. The duck, as large as a mallard, was found after the fish was opened for distribution to crew aboard the cutter in November.

Kilgore United States Revenue Rush Sitka Balibut Quartermaster Pedersen

Zionist Congress Reports Growth and Plans for Jewish State

The Zionist congress closes with 278 delegates and 385,000 current supporters, up from 249,000. The Jewish Colonial Trust reports 375,000 shares and a funded push toward establishing a Jewish state in Palestine. A national fund aims for 1 million dollars, with half for colonization and the rest for emergencies. biennial meetings are set, with regional executive committees sharing notes.

Baste Switzerland Zionist Congress Bernard Horwich Jewish Societies Western America Palestine Zionist Enterprise Jewiah Colonial Trust Vienna Gotthelf Rosenfeld Sare 3On New York United States

Wireless telephony breakthrough sparks Murray demo

Nathan Stubblefield of Murray Kentucky demonstrates wireless telephony sending and receiving messages across Murray with home made gear aside from receivers resembling ordinary telephone units. He claims to have perfected the method to send messages any distance and foresees world adoption and low costs compared with current systems.

Kentucky Paducah Nathan Stubblefield Murray Mr. Stubblefield Stubblefield

Multiple deaths and political shifts spark a busy week

Governor Rogers and Jacques Fouquier die while rail projects expand routes to Oklahoma and Kansas City. Widespread changes include wage hikes, a world fair board nomination, and nerves over currency counterfeits. Battles, resignations denied, and naval tech advances punctuate a turbulent national scene with regional incidents and corporate reorganizations.

Counterfeit Ruse Traced From Shaver to Cincinnati To Pittsburgh

A New Orleans Times-Democrat excerpt recalls a counterfeiting chase by a former government worker. He traces a counterfeit twenty dollar bill from a grocer to a dentist, a traveling salesman, and a carpenter, uncovering a wider gang path across the continent. Also notes the upcoming Deloncle telescope at the Paris Expo and hopes to illuminate Mars canals and surface features.

New Orleans New Orleant Pittsburg Cincinnati Deloncle Mars Mara

King Leopold II’s Ostend Adventure Stirs Courtship Banter

The Belgian king Leopold II, famed ruler, enjoyed a humorous moment at Ostend when a misheard remark about a “new girl” reached Princess Clementine. Leopold blushed as the princess, leaning on his arm, looked noticeably awkward in the scene.

Leopold Leopold II Belgium Ostend Liegolz Clementine

Man Recovers After Kidney Pills Trial

A Grateful man from Cox Wisconsin reports severe kidney pain and limited movement until reading a newspaper notice about Dodd's Kidney Pills. He took several boxes, improved markedly, and is now strong and grateful for the remedy and the restoral of health.

Cox Wis Frank Mussell E Xerson Dodd Inez Palle

New York Faces Bread Hospital Project Amidrum Translation

A dated report details a planned New York hospital project with a $290000 funding goal. It outlines a unique ward design replacing traditional bays with small rooms and discusses free beds, bicycle-related health provisions, and ambitious scale.

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