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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1903

Page

6

Superior Type of Young Manhood In Faith And Strength

The article argues that the superior type of young manhood is not worldly success but strength in the Lord. It cites John the Apostle, moral and intellectual limits, and the need for soul life, soul health, and soul vigor. Victory over the devil comes through the indwelling Word of God, which cleanses, equips, and empowers the strong young man to be conqueror.

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Marsh Hawk Courtship and Nest in Meadow Habitat

Ernest Harold Bayned chronicles a marsh hawk's spring courtship and hunting on open meadows near a river. He observes the male's acrobatic display, the mate's arrival, and the four white eggs in a ground nest. The fledglings hatch with white down and later disperse across the marsh.

Ao River Harrier Marsh Hawk Ernest Harold Bayned

Chicago post office progress and delays noted in 1905

A 1905 state of the Chicago federal building shows long delays in completion, with speculation that heating and interior work will pause in winter. It details dates from 1895 onward, cost figures, and the ongoing rise of Chicago skyscrapers as the post office slowly approaches a grand, permanent edifice.

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Death of Saul and his sons at Mount Gilboa

The Philistines defeat Israel as Saul's forces fall back at Mount Gilboa. Saul dies by his own sword after his sons Jonathan Abinadab and Melchishua fall. The Philistines decapitate Saul, display his armor, and his remains are later recovered by Joabites or Jabesh Gilead, who bury the bones after a seven day fast.

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