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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1898

Page

7

Sermon on Our Times and Serving Our Generation

A preacher urges believers to serve their own generation by God’s will. He argues generations pass and we must feed the hungry, clothe the needy, and reform society, while testifying and living rightly to influence others. He cites Biblical examples, historic figures, and a call to personal renewal to reach future generations.

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Reed Epigrams Stir Public Interest in Great Statesmen

A Springfield Mass Republican asserts Speaker Reed of Maine yields the sharpest, wittiest remarks in public life. His Philadelphia address on Stephen Girard yields aphorisms on progress, unity, and liberty. A later remark, A statesman is a politician who is dead, becomes a classic. Also noted: bees delay letters at Cranbrook pillar box.

Thomas I. Reed Maine Iim Eed Philadelphia Stephen Girard Whitch Voltaire Mr. Reed Heos Cranbrook Kent Wrigley

Talking It Over and the Indian War Code Reflections

A dialogue humorously contrasts marriage age ideals with Miss Macfall and Miss Kittish arguing about happiness and aging. The text then praises American Indians for bush fighting, signaling, and trail skills, noting their cunning in camouflage and sand burial. It closes by noting Japan Russia Korea diplomacy and Korea’s 80,000 square miles and 10,000,000 population.

Miss Macfall Miss Kittish Dorn United States Hod Rand Japan Russia Corea

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Dr. Palmagh Giad Harrow Bi PT Reed Epigrams Ben S. White Btrand ST Shreveport S. B. McCutchen T. L. Strindfellow Cashier Col. Spring and Milam Sts Shreveport, la Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank Texas L.M. Carter KB. Rand, Cashier Victoria Lumber Company, Limited Dreyfus & Co Corner Spring and Crockett Streets Herman Loeb Cotton Sroker Commerce St Gov. Crockett St Vicksburg St. Louis New Orleans Galveston Houston F. M Hicks CHASE Sec Treas Gosman Chace I. Scovel J.C, Drew the Hicks Company Spring Travis Commeres
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