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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
3
The public is informed that John H. Davidson is no longer connected with Traders' Mutual Life Ins Co. Payments for the company should not be made to him. The company's new office is Room 84 Baldwin Block.
A long gossip of visits and travel from Mrs Rouse and Miss Hillhardt to upper Sandusky and Strausberg Germany. Guests at Miss Edna A Frank’s trolley ride and lawn party include Newport Rhode Island visitor Miss Kath erine Jenckes and numerous local belles. Elopement at Evansville Edward Bauer and Alma Birchler wed after Tell City visit. other nuptials at Muncie and Elwood. Many locals travel, visit churches, and attend recitals across Indianapolis area.
For the first time this season cars will run to Fairview Park via the Central avenue line beginning tomorrow afternoon at 3 15 PM. The shift, to handle crowds from John C Weber's Military Band concerts all week, avoids east side transfers and offers rapid service with ample seating. Two Indianapolis Military Band concerts are scheduled with the When Band performing in Broad Ripple, plus works by the Indianapolis Male Quartet.
The State Board of Agriculture seeks to have President Roosevelt attend the state fair during fair week next September and possibly deliver a speech. The board notes the President has expressed a wish to attend the encampment of Spanish American War veterans in Milanapolis.
In a Civil War tale Lieut Merton Balfort assumes many identities to aid Deborah Philipse. He fights Hazeltine and aids Benedict Arnold’s capture, endures Sugar-house Prison, and wins Deborah’s hand in a covert wedding arranged by allies Acton Curtis and Philipse. Balfort gains a major’s commission and, with Deborah, recalls a lifetime of war and eventual peace.
New York July 10 fashion notes describe costly gowns and smart wraps for summer resorts. White dominates, with delicate color harmonies and coats to match, while bold green and parrot motifs appear on hats. Critics warn against overdoing color and bird trims, noting many elegant yet simpler gowns and refined accessories.
The article meditates on Mount Sinai as the dramatic setting for the giving of the Decalogue. It describes the awe of three million people, the theophany, and the covenant as a theocratic foundation, with the law as a universal framework yet exposing human sin and the need for grace. It notes the two tables and the moral purpose of Israel as a kingdom of priests bearing God’s oracles.
The piece argues that friendship shapes character and urges embracing intimate companionship with God. It likens earthly friendships to noble guides while stressing that true companionship comes from daily communion with the divine through prayer, Bible reading, and mindful living, warning of loss of vocation and joy without God’s presence.
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