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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1898

Page

5

Religion for Ordinary People in Professions and Life

A reflective sermon urges a practical faith for farmers artisans and workers. It contrasts Cincinnatus with modern toil and extols Christ as a carpenter and healer guiding everyday labor toward rest gratitude and contentment. It celebrates ordinary people and prays for a universal accessible religion.

Rothschild Baring Cincinnatus Christ God Christopher Wren St. Paul's Cathedral Abernethys Valentine Motts Willard Parkers Nehan Christ Jesus Hilla

Justice cornerstone of human rights cited by Rabbi Levy

The statement from Rev. M.S. Levy of the Hebrew congregation in San Francisco emphasizes that justice is the foundation of human rights and warns it is endangered if it is not recognized in resolving major social and economic issues of the day.

M.S. Levy San Francisco Cal

Cotton Belt Route Ticket Sale Dates Announced

The Southern Lumber Manufacturers Association meeting in Memphis prompts the Cotton Belt Route to offer round trip tickets at one and one third fare on the certificate plan. Sales set for February 14th to 16th with return by February 19th, 1898.

Southern Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Memphis

Store House For Kent Occupied By Woodfin Furniture Co

Elegant brick store house number 207 on Texas Street now occupied by Woodfin Furniture Company. Possession given February 16. Apply to F. R. or C. D. Hicks.

Texas Street Woodfin Furniture Company F. R C. D. Hicks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Justice Kent Landbettawr, Broezcor Cotton Street Texas Avenue Victoria Lumber Co Telephone Merchants ¢ Farmers Bank L. M. Carter E. B. Rand Andrew Querbes F M. Hicks Grocer Corner Milam Shreveport, Louisiana E. Hicks Chase Lac IF. M. Hicks 8. B. Hicks F. H. Gosman W. F. Chase T. L. Scovell J. C. Drew the Hicks Company
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