New World Theorized By The Sun In A Letter
In the Progress issue an extract from the Little River Ledger suggests a new world could emerge from the sun and venture into space. The writer argues there is no cause for alarm, citing divine laws governing celestial bodies and the grandeur of Creation as justification. He traces Earth’s formation from molten matter to a spheroidal globe under attraction and repulsion forces, ending with reflections on creation and Jupiter. January 12, 1898.
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Progress
Little River Ledger
Earth
Jupiter
Law and Order League forms in Tangipahoa parish
Citizens at Amite City organize a Law and Order League to enforce laws and pun ish crime regardless of the accused, condemn sensational New Orleans articles, and urge other parishes to form leagues. The group elected officers, drafted resolutions, and planned continued meetings, seeking governor support for troops if needed.
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Court House
Duncan F. Young
Bank of Amite City
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New Orleans
David Stern
A. G. Cook
DH. Sanders
D. B. Young
Charles H. Bagan
A. HL. Rodrigues
D. J. Young
United States
Tangipahoa
Preas
New Orleane
Joseph A. Reid
S. B. Mullen
Mississippi
Wm. R. Mixon
Taugipahoa
Loral Preas
Press
Medibong
Florida
Get Acquaint Yourself With Yourself Says Robert Burdette
The Sunday School Visitor quotes Robert Burdette urging a boy to daily withdraw from crowds to understand his true self. He advises consistency of character, honesty, and temperance in all settings from home to city life, claiming self-knowledge strengthens a person.
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Robert Burdette
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Terchus
Rothschilds Muslins for Success Pray to Barons Rules
The Lutheran Observer cites Rothschilds’ approach to business as a guide to thrift discipline and prudent conduct. It emphasizes prompt debt payment, careful decision making, restraint in acquaintances, and brave persistence in life. The text frames these maxims as foundational for success and integrity.
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Rothschild
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