Blasphemous Doctrine on hell Explored by Rev Peterson
Rev G J Peterson argues the Bible uses sheol and hades to mean the grave or hidden state not torment. He notes translators in King James used hell for places of silence and forgetfulness and urges readers to question papal and seminary teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheol
Hades
Hell
Job
Daughters Married to Poor Little Short Brown Hogg
In Higginsville Missouri a man with five daughters notes all five weddings end with their husbands named Poor Little Short Brown and Hogg. He laments educating his daughters to act well, only to see one name after another as her suitors and husbands.
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Higginsville
Short
Brown
Poor
Little
Hogg
R. Bridgers
Ashburn
Georgia
Quotes and aphorisms on judgment and speech
A collection of wry maxims on truth, liberty, repairs, timing, and self awareness. Each line delivers humorous or pointed social commentary about thinking, arguing, and speaking.
Riots, railroads, politics, and social quips in a late 19th century paper
A collage of notes on cabinet rumor about Secretary Long, a proposed state name Jefferson for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, and a string of rail disasters. The item surveys public safety, moralizing quips, social observations, anecdotes of misdeeds, and cultural commentary from Georgia papers, with mentions of Macon, Zolro Florida, Ashburn and New York.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Consolidated Commonwealth
Jefferson
Savannah News
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G. J. Pe
Terson
Kansas
Secretary Long
Macon
G. L. Powell
J.8. Overstreet
Zolro
Fla
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
5. B. Dorminey
Alapaha
Tifton Gazette
Texas
Boston
Broadway
New York
Manhattan Life Insurance
Park Row
Pla
Smith
Jones
Sam
Miss Eastwick
Mrs. Maybrick
Ellen Stone
Cordelia Roosevelt-Scovel
Florence
Italy
Alice Roosevelt
Washington