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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1897

Page

5

Wealth, Faith, and Shipwreck Echoes in a Sermon

A preacher warns against worldly greed tying to salvation and cashing out the soul for riches. He cites biblical gold, the Central America disaster, and a coming judgment, urging money’s use but not its worship, and notes Rams breed best 2 to 6 years old while advising winter fodder.

Gel Jordan of Death Gate of Heaven Heaven Christ Australia Brazil Central America Jesus

Retired Admiral Brown to Spend Days at Birthplace

Rear Admiral George Brown, recently retired from naval service for age, led the Norfolk navy yard as commandant and was the ranking admiral. His career began in 1840 at Annapolis, with key commands on the St Lawrence Indianola and later gunboats in Mobile Bay. He moved with family to Indiana, stating his days of usefulness are not over.

George Brown Norfon Navy Yard United States Navy Admiral Brown Navy Annapolis St. Lawrence North Carolina Vicksburg Commaander Indianola Mississippi Warrenton George Brows Gulf Mobile Bay Arizona Pocahontas Hornet Cincinnati Pacific Brown Norfolk Navy Yard Indianapolis

Household Brevities on Medicine Taste and Silverware

A brief domestic notes column mentions masking medicine for children with peppermint candy before and after dosing. It also notes artistic butter dishes with escaloped silver shells and glass lining. It claims coffee tastes better when water is poured over heated grounds. Finally, carvers are guided to silver bone holders secured by thumb screws.

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