Ruth and Naomis Field Harvest Sermon Echoes Lessons
A revival sermon uses Ruth and Boaz to teach that misfortune educates and builds character. The preacher notes Ruth’s gleaning as a model for diligence and service, urging gleaning opportunities amid hardship and urging believers to aid the aged and needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Servunday
Christ
T. de Talmage
Elimelech
Ruth
Naomi
Aly
Boaz
Bailey
Raoul
Moab
Jesus Christ
Kilie
Petter
Rick
Youngest cowboy Logan Mulhall Leads Cheyenne herd
An early Texas figure, Logan Mulhall, a boy about six, owns over a hundred cattle in the Cheyenne nation. He has his own brand, rifle, revolver, and hires help to ride daily and supervise tasks. His father Zach Mulhall praises the boy as a prodigy in the grazing lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Texas
Logan Mulhall
Cheyenne Nation
West
Zach Mulhall
Cow with Eighteen Horns Haunts Nueces County Texas
A local eccentric in Nueces County owns a five year old cow with four horns on each hoof and two on the head, claiming the horns are fully developed and measure four semasates. The cow has a one year old heifer with the same horn count expected to grow. Queen Victoria travels with her bed, humorously noted alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nueces
Texas
N. Blunzer
Fargo board divided over local option and tax on liquor
The Fargo board of trade debated a local option vote again with a committee to approach commissioners about reopening the license question. Other items include a rising wool market, a flax acreage surge in Spink county, and a new iron bridge planned at Hillsboro.
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Fargo Board of Trade
Lhat
Brookings Band
Dakota Editors
Yellowstone Park
Spink County
Hillsboro
Trail County
Farmers’ Mass
Fargo
Smith Himmel
Jay Gould
Frank Chaussee
Whitewood
Guy Wynn
Charley
McLinhan
Ordway
Guy Wit
Chester
Sioux Falls
Father Maher
Plankinton
Wing Tsue
Chinatown
Black Hills
Deadwood
Ion Dereine
Jamestons
Eend
Rt One
Our Girls and Slang Society and A Good Little Girl
A mixed feature recounts a tale of Felicia the heroine and a society that bans slang in a country home, noting language as the vessel of ideas and urging refined speech. It also includes a personal tale of Sadie, a doctor’s young patient who dies after a cherished friendship with her physician, and a Delmonico’s dinner tale about George Law’s wealth and early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterfamilias
Chatham
Baxter
Hassan
Do Not Punish Unjustly And Spoil A Child
A Detroit Tribune quote argues against harsh punishment for children. It recalls a father who punished Mamie for mispronouncing a word, only to hear her softly plead that she would be whipped again because she cannot say it. The piece emphasizes choosing gentler discipline to avoid lasting regret.
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David
Hushai
Mordecai
Paul
Anesiphorus
Christ
Naomi
Ruth
Moab
Jerusalem
Judah
Boaz
Jesus Christ
Heaven
God
Senz
Nosh
Gethsemane
Ruther
Horasve Vere
Spinola
Ce Stael
Iean
Elihu Burritt
Abercrombie
Philospher
Prescus
Litte Mamie
Detroit
Tritune
Pet Alligator Named Jim Charms Two Longview Daughters
Two young daughters of Mrs. Tabler in Longview Texas keep a four foot pet alligator named Jim. The reptile responds to its name, enjoys petting and back scratches, and shows irritation at a dog. Jim eats mud and basks in mud holes when weather allows. The girls dress him as a doll and take pride in their unusual pet despite concerns over odor and image.
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Sturges
Chamberlain
White River
Roan Dog
Indiana
Tabler
Longview
Tex
Jim
Prairie Pony
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Lmage
John Banyan
Dr. Young
Queen Victoria
Atlanta
Constitu
Dakota News
Hermosa
Hill City
Custer
Wyoming Line
Territorial
Felicia
Ararrene
Searce
Tara
Herter
Anjl
Aedal
Manion
Gatley
Jimmy
Brother
Wave
Sadie
Brother Jimmy
Delmonico’s
George Law
Ling
Mr. Law
Sunset Cox
New York
Law
George
King of Duder
Deee
Sepeda Nba
Bupress
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