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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1892
Page
6
A chaotic panorama cites a disaster linked to corrupt traffic and public violence. It argues that liquor abuse strains military strength by 15 percent, with calls for reform and cautious, conservative approval of temperance measures. The piece mixes social critique with sensational quotes about poverty, wealth, and the dangers of drinking.
A critique challenges a man who condemns liquor harms yet keeps drinking. The writer argues that undeniable facts about misery from the liquor trade should drive all to quit completely. A true temperance advocate must show total abstinence to earn the Christian label.
The Salvation Army monthly magazine edited by Commander Bullington Booth laments rising dissipation and drunkenness in large cities. It notes growing crime, higher arrest and trial costs, totaling nearly $20,000,000 annually, and urges divine equipment as a remedy.
A Tempe r Town report shows Harvey Uls and its temperance policy boosting prosperity. It notes several new contracts in foundries and iron and steel works, with workers prospering without alcohol. The article mentions three additional units under contract and growing activity in the town.
A fragment from The Portaiuely Heview alleges that two thirds of Paris crimes are linked to hereditary phuliste forces. The note blames travelers in French hotels for influencing the crime wave with vague references to wine and land imagery, in a voice echoing a paranoid, sensational tone.
Evangelist Mouly denounces whisky during his Scottish tour, condemning the habit among locals. He expresses shock at youths seen in public drinking and calls for reform among the people.
General Booth of the Salvation Army claims much of his struggle against evil stems from drink and related temptations encountered in his work. The remark underscores his critique of alcohol's role in social misery and crime.
Dr Talmage in the Christian Herald urges self-examination, arguing that those who harshly judge others reveal their own flaws. He warns against slashing opponents’ reputations while ignoring personal imperfections and hypocrisy in daily conduct.
A devotional passage explains Lerod’s orders to destroy the young child, contrasted with the Christ child’s sacrifice and the call to seek wisdom. It emphasizes fearing the Lord and gaining knowledge through scriptural search as taught by Jesus Christ.
A reflection on living Christianity as life not belief alone. It asserts that faith in the Son of God guides deeds, with truth exemplified in daily conduct and life led by Christ’s love and sacrifice.
A young soldier recalls his conversion, describing turning from sin and self indulgence toward God and the fight against evil. He declares his commitment to oppose the devil, invoking a wartime frame of spiritual struggle befitting a Civil War era or religious revival narration.
Fragmentary 19th century style passage argues pride and revenge are unworthy, urging Christians to participate in prayer and imitate admired figures while rejecting ego and harsh action. The text critiques personal merit and calls for humility in faith with scattered names and references.
The Legal Fraternity will bring their BRIEFS to The Progress office for quick and correct printing.
Writ of ne r saving issued against Tamut de Juves to levy on property in Caddo Parish. On Saturday October 15, 1802, Lot No 4, Block No 3 in John’s estate will be sold under guardian supervision for appraisal by the court. Proceedings in The Progress newspaper.
Public notice of a constable sale in Cuddepoos Louisiana issued by C.D. Hicks junion the peace for the Fourth ward. The auction on Saturday October 22, 1802 lists a tract of northwest quarter land with improvements and a larger parcel including lots and directions. The purchaser must pay cash and provide security for the purchase money with interest at a stated rate from sale until paid.
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