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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1904

Page

8

Samuel in the Temple How God Calls the Soul at Night

A sermon on 1 Samuel where Samuel hears God’s call in the night. It contrasts self as high priest with the soul seeking God, urging awakening, patience, and obedience. The piece emphasizes personal revelation, renewed relationship with God, and responsibility to humanity after divine communication.

Bil Samuel Ely Minis Vail Bing Boy Eli Self Bamtel Eve Israel Jody Temple God Ifs Bli Christ Jesus Amuel Temple Lord

Longtime Baltimore & Ohio railroad worker dies at home

Christian Smith of Washington county Maryland died at his home. He served the Baltimore & Ohio railroad for 41 years starting in 1832 at age 20 as a teamster on horse powered trains between Plane No 4 and Frederick. He became brakeman, engineman, then division supervisor of engines before leaving in 1878 to farm.

Christian Smith Washington County Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Baltimore & Ohio #4 Plane No. 4 Frederick, Md Mr. Smith Freman Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams Baltimore & Ohio Oo & Farm

Captivity of the Tenth Sunday School Lesson Dec 21 1904

A bylined lesson abstraction notes the tenth Sunday School topic titled Captivity for December 21, 1904. Prepared by the Byway Pecamen group under copyright by LM Barwon, with editorial framing for classroom use.

Eee Byway Pecamen LM. Barwon

Sin and Its Punishment in Samaria's Fall 722 B C

A study of Israel's decline from Jeroboam II to defeat by Assyria, outlining six steps of sin from unbelief to utter corruption, and noting God's faithfulness amid judgment. It contrasts human agency with divine providence and cites biblical verses to frame the prophecy and its fulfillment.

Schapter Samaria Israel Jeroboam II Assyria Poey Ezek Rom Paul

Dr Wiley Campaign Seeks Food Standard Reform

An article argues for a strict standard of lnpnsity for foodstuffs and attacks Decble era for public deception. It claims extensive public theft and poisoning by supposedly respectable individuals, urging action to curb fraud and protect consumers.

Wiley

When Mother Reads Aloud A Child’s Noble Yearning

Poem excerpt by Hannah G. Fernald printed in St Nicholas describing how a child’s imagination is kindled by a mother reading aloud. The verse conjures distant lands, battles, chivalry, and the pull to do right, with visions of deserts, seas, and noble deeds.

Hannah G. Fernald St Nicholas

The Shadow Show by Charlotte Shields in Youth's Companion

A mother leads children to a bedtime shadow play using a white wall as the stage. The household props include a lamp, a crumpled paper crowd, and silhouettes of an old soldier a shoe-woman a Chinaman a tea thief a tabby cat and a bird.

Mamma Charlotte Shields

Too Fond of Operations Sparks Surgical Debate

A New Zealand surgeon's call for modern operative methods provokes strong anger among specialists. They accuse routine abdominal surgeries of being done to justify operations such as appendicitis removal. A London critic likens abdominal operations to burglary, implying excessive fees and hollow aims.

New Zealand London

Battle with a Whale Off Nova Scotia Ends in Death

A whaling steamer battles a rogue whale along the eastern coast of Nova Scotia. After a failed explosive-gun attempt and the destruction of a lifeboat, crews mount a second assault using a water cask decoy and two whale guns. The whale attacks the ship, but the steamer harbors cautious pursuit and finally the leviathan breaches and sinks dead after a brief frenzy.

Rere W- Alva

Fortune in a Hat Hemmed by a Mexico City Death

Mrs Juana Garcia N Vindo de Junco has possession of Latormine Junco’s property and 125000 in bank notes. Junco owned a tienda at the corner of Rabeldes and Callejon de Santiamo opposite the Nuevo Mexico drug store in Mexico City. He was known for wearing a black hat constantly.

Juana Garcia N. Vindo de Junco Latormine Junco Junco Rabeldes Ana Callejon de Santiaimo Nuevo Mexico Mexico City

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