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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1904

Page

6

Way of Blessing in Obedience to God

A devotional discusses Deuteronomy 5 32 33, arguing God longs to bless and blesses those who walk in His way. It links blessing to life, well being, and longevity, and warns that disobedience brings hardship. Jesus fulfills the law, enabling obedience through faith, with exhortation to seek the way of blessing by following Christ.

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Civil War Relics At Fair Highlight Wagons And Ambulance

At the world’s fair the government building houses a Civil War wagon and an ambulance that saw service in the conflict. The wagon, used 1861 to 1863 with Gen Sherman, traveled 4160 miles through many southern cities. The ambulance is labeled Office Wagon of Gen George H. Thomas and contains compartments for papers. Both relics, though out of date, draw thousands of visitors.

Nashville Tenn Chattanooga Atlanta Milledgeville Millen Columbia Charleston Goldsboro Danville Barkville Richmond Washington City Sherman Twentieth Corps George H. Thomas

Romantic Bandit Morro Dies in Florence Prison

Nicholas Morro, famed old-time brigand admired since Bourbon Naples, dies at 5 in Florence prison while serving 11 years for attempted murder. Once a velvet-clad rider on a beloved horse, he terrorized and charmed Puglia villagers, shielded by charm. After stubborn resistance, he was captured and later welcomed home to Cerignola, where crowds urged him to appear on a hotel balcony.

Nicholas Morro Florence Italy Naples The Puglie Cerignola

Big Dog Attends School in Pawtucket Legend

A Newfoundland named Princes Turner attends a Pawtucket grammar school with his boy Willie Turner. The gentle dog initially disrupted class but learned to behave, marches to recess, and even stood by his misbehaving master in the principal’s office. He hopes to join Sunday School but awaits approval.

Pawtucket R. 1 Princes Turner Prince Turner Willie Turner Prince Willie Chicago

Immense Circular Saw Built in Philadelphia

An immense circular saw, claimed as the largest in the world, was completed in Philadelphia. The seven feet four inches diameter machine will cut pine stumps into shin bolts, showcasing notable industrial scale.

Philadelphia

Insects That Make Galls On Wild Roses

A note describes the green galls on sweet briar rose stalks housing Rhodites eglantina. The eggs hatch into larvae inside plant walls, then emerge as a jeweled winged fly. The life cycle spans summer to spring, with wintering larvae and humane release of the iridescent adults.

Rhodites Eglantina Albert Feld American Agriculturist

Kennebec’s Proud Boast Through State Leadership

Kennebec county Maine since 1820 has furnished ten governors eight United States senators ten national representatives fourteen secretaries of state six state treasurers three attorney generals six presidents of the state senate eleven speakers of the house three cabinet officials and one speaker of the national house.

Kennebec Kennebec County Maine United States State Senate House

Takes His House With Him An Order

John Dixon of Shiloh builds a movable house wagon to serve as his home while working as a journeyman plasterer. After long days in the cold he welcomes a cozy wagon with a fire stove bed and comforts. He saves extra wages to pay for the setup.

John Dixon Shiloh A. J Grnce

Asa's Reform and Victory Over Ethiopian Invaders

A Sunday Bible lesson analyzes King Asa of Judah reforming idol worship, strengthening cities, and trusting the Lord to defeat Zerah the Ethiopian at Mareshah. It highlights Asa's prayer, the divine help, and the testing time of reliance on God over human power.

J. M. Edson Jon David Asahiagon Judah Asa Benjamin Zerah Mareshah Ase B. C Jerusalem Jerusaem Azuriah Syria Hanani Israel Jeroboam Nadab Jereboam Baasha Elah Zimri Omri Ilbni Arab Solomon Rehoboam God

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