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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
3
A reflective religious piece compares two angels to faith and love, warning that parting them ruins the heart. It urges steadfast prayer, patience, and devotion as paths to spiritual safety, mercy, and joy through Christ.
A meditation on beauty asserting that true facial refinement comes not from external sources but from inner discipline and spiritual effort. It cites Ruskin on chiseling features, energy over vanity, and the eye and brow shaping character through intellect and moral striving.
A reflective piece speaks of loving opportunity without forcing outcomes. It frames a person by actions and growth, likening virtue to a field nourished by prayer and divine shine. The text emphasizes infinite potential and blessed growth under God’s summer light.
Sir Thomas Lipton backs Shamrock II, Shamrock III progress as he plans a third attempt. Skipper Capt. Robt Wringe and trusted aides oversee design, with royal and yacht club support expected for the voyage from Bangor to challenge for the America’s Cup.
The article proclaims Mount McKinley as the loftiest North American peak at 20 464 feet in Alaska and outlines plans to scale it within the year. It notes Mount St Elias at 18024 feet as America’s second highest, and locates the mountain near Cook’s Inlet at roughly 63 N latitude and 161 W longitude.
The National Live Stock convention met in Kansas City January 13 to 16. President Springer warned against packers mergers as stockmen boast four billion dollars in capital. Discussions covered anti shoddy legislation, foreign markets, disease control, and resolutions urging Congress to empower enforcement and protect meat trade.
Salome by the late Oscar Wilde was staged in Berlin the other afternoon to an invited audience after a police ban on public representation. The matinee was a tremendous success despite the restriction.
The article notes France grants the largest shipping subsidy among powers with a total of 8.5 million dollars annually including postal subsidies. Japan follows with about 3 million, then Germany and Russia.
The oat crop and the sugar crop have each increased sixfold in many years, reflecting a substantial boost in agricultural output and farm productivity across the period.
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