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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
24
Sermon outline notes the crucifixion lesson Bcard 27 15 60 memory verses 41 42 with golden text He was wounded for our transgressions Isa 53 5 detailing time from six AM to three PM on Friday April 7 and places Pilate's judgment hall Herod's Palace Castle Antonia near the Temple area.
AHistorical account recalls Jesus before Pilate in the palace and the crowd in the way to Calvary. It describes Pilate's verdict of no fault, the crucifixion process, and the seven sayings from the cross, emphasizing divine love, sacrifice, and redemption through Christ's suffering.
A traveler notes the appeal of entering Pisa’s hinterland towns Cascina and Pontedera through guarded gates. The scene emphasizes a decisive moment when approaching a walled city by road, with walls described as picturesque bridal gates and the journey’s reward in a sense of arrival.
A safari tale describes observing a rhino at close range, then two lions leaping up as they approached. The Honess and a Moness challenged the party, prompting a rapid switch to soft bullets and a tense chase on ponies. The lions were killed, skins prepared by the porters, and the party returned to camp to a festive reception.
The saying encourages doing your best in the current situation with faith that God will open doors to higher opportunities, attributed to Henry Ward Beecher.
A brief note questions hasty judgments and prejudiced eyes shaping initial impressions. It argues for waiting to fully take in facts before forming conclusions, urging open minded scrutiny. The piece emphasizes careful judgment over snap conclusions.
Beverly Unitarian church on Cabot Street has roots back to 1667 with Hale as pastor. The original meeting houses dated 1656 and 1682, a powder room for ammunition built in 1727, and multiple rebuilds culminating in a 19th century enlargement and restoration maintaining the stout oak frame today.
A bronze statue of the late Thomas Brackett Reed, long time Speaker of the US House, stands eight feet high on Portland Maine's western promenade over Casco Bay. It shows him at rest with a scroll in the left hand while the Main granite pedestal rises nine feet. Burr C Miller carved the statue costing about 35000 dollars. Critics in Washington fault the likeness saying Reed rarely used notes and did not carry a scroll.
James Cummings of Custer Michigan received from the treasury department a gold medal for saving 44 lives from the wreck of the grain barge Rutler off Ludington on November 1 1878. He stayed at the throttle under ice cold water while Capt Kendrick towed the damaged tug Graham to reach the wreck and rescue the crew. The act was long overlooked until Representative James McLaughlin brought it to the treasury's attention.
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