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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1897
Page
9
The Progress warns against a constitutional convention as dangerous and unlikely to improve governance. It doubts nonpartisan delegates can be elected amid factionalism, predicts a fierce partisan fight, and questions any beneficial outcome for Louisiana. The paper opposes holding the convention but may revisit objections as debates continue.
The article highlights Pauls relentless prayerful nature and his desire to establish the church in Rome. It notes his humility patience and persistent longing to share spiritual gifts with believers, even when journeying as a prisoner. It portrays him as deeply concerned for the churchs growth and unity.
The passage emphasizes the League motto and Apostle Paul as a model of looking to Jesus for faith and strength. Prayer, seeking God's will, and communion shape his life. Preparation for service leads to sharing light and joy with others, lifting believers through their own spiritual uplift.
A Sunday School lesson on the excellence of Christian love from First Corinthians 13, with notes from Peloubet's and Drummond. It explains love's nine attributes, contrasts love with miracles, and concludes that faith, hope, and especially charity endure as the supreme virtue guiding believers.
The dialogue explores identity and talent as a guardian assigns the task of becoming a woman. The Spirit boasts of many abilities including multitasking and vigilance, while the Angel grants the transformation. The scene reads as a weekly serialization fragment with curious fantasy tone.
A newborn midget child weighing 20 ounces and measuring about a foot in height died after a day of guardianship and care. The jury ruled the death natural, noting the child had been well nurtured and free of illness prior to the event. Comparisons of brain weights show small differences relative to body size.
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