Opposes Divorce Belief If Divorced People Remarry
A figure argues against divorce by contending that once divorced individuals should not remarry. The stance frames remarriage as improper and reflects a traditional view on marital unions.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
6
A figure argues against divorce by contending that once divorced individuals should not remarry. The stance frames remarriage as improper and reflects a traditional view on marital unions.
A dense, archaic-sounding manifesto urges a broad alliance of churches and civil authorities to reform society and safeguard moral standards. It condemns corruption, calls for unified action, and appeals to religious leaders and citizens to support a sweeping moral program.
A garbled historic piece discusses defense of the legislature amid political upheaval. It mentions cycles of blame, public opinion in Kannewiar valley, and calls for accountability. The fragment hints at inquest and civic duty while noting widespread confusion and strain on leadership.
A garbled review notes pursuit of Murhoy Tarbell biography and Life Of Lincoln writer connections with the Standard Ombeam Henry Ow Utey. It mentions Purtelt and Feeney and hints at forthcoming essays and broader literary interests.
Boston report of a June Back Bay service drawing crowds for a large communion in a church with a capacity around 1,000. The event featured hymns, sermons by Mrs Mary Baker, and a formal service with silent meditation and the Lord's Prayer. A court case and parole news intersect the day’s notices, noting a defendant facing a sentence while others face trials and indictments.
A garbled column from Topeka era notes river flood effects and civic happenings. References include GENE WARE, Sumter, St Louis expo, Santa Fe, and local officials. The piece mixes festival chatter, weather, harvest labor, and public notices with scattered names and places.
Cadets at the State Agricultural College announced a new slate of officers led by Captain Albert Snash of Manhattan and Drake of Frankfort. Other officers listed include F. Bourne of Delphos and A. H. Sanderson of Marysville, with duties assigned among the corps.
A garbled OCR item notes J Baling as head bell boy slated to lead a Dolel School relocation with the Sunn ambitions in Kane City. The plan mentions entering a university in September after moving through various departments.
A regnal anniversary event marks Wesley's birthday with services across Foxton and neighboring areas. Representatives from the Method church networks attend special meetings at multiple chapels in Cauda and the surrounding region. Attendees include clergy and lay members from various denominations, with delegates from Carte and New Toco. Local figures George Jackson Titman and Bidbet Fowler are noted among attendees.
A contest pits Ameriinutions Prine and Juni W Thie United States against German ship cutters led by Freya Hohenzaliom Praunioet Ardoan Giks and Hagen in a competition for ship cutting prowess. Princess Henry's yrike is noted among participants in the rivalry.
An unclear report describes a loss of a trunk and related statements involving a named Fort Logan, Fort Lyavenveertt, and railway connections. The fragmentary text mentions boxes of belongings and a possible inquiry or legal action, with disrupted names and places.
The resignation of Mr. Finck La Gerr, secretary of the Stiliead YMCA, is announced. Kerr will depart Anguetter for Montreal to assume secretary duties, with a note of previous service across railroad lines and regional duties.
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