Influences for Good Defend the Faith With Old Sword
Dr. Talmage argues that modern science travel and culture can aid Christianity. He cites Copernicus, Newton, and Galileo to show faith using the weapons previously used against it. Travel, art, and commerce are reframed as Christian opportunities, urging believers to embrace progress and spread the Gospel.
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Isaac Newton
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O. M. Mitchvell
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Man of Mighty Regular Habits at Funeral
A Chicago Tribune passage recalls a man whose last 15 years were marked by unrest with neighbors and constant trouble, yet an acquaintance notes with sorrow that he had "mighty regular habits" as the funeral gathers.
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Chicago Tribune
Wheat Crop Outlook May 1 Conditions Report
New York May 8. Consolidated reports from American Agriculturist observers show May 1 winter wheat condition at 81.5, versus 95.5 last month and the five year average, with April favorable across the belt. Limited insect damage in Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan. spring wheat sowing strong. acreage likely equal to last year. moisture abundant nationwide except South Dakota. State details: Ohio 85, Kentucky 83, Michigan 83, New York 95, Pennsylvania and Indiana 95, Illinois 96, Kansas 100, Nebraska 99, California 90.
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Springfield Illinois selects list for Louisiana Purchase exposition
The Illinois World’s Fair Commission at Springfield on May 8 announced the appointed selections for the 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. Names include Isaac I. Ellwood from DeKalb County, Charles N. Traveus of Madison, Pleasant S. Chapman of Johnson, Fred M. Blount of Cook, Henry M. Dunlap of Champaign, John H. Miller of Hamilton, Duncan M. Funk of McLean, Henry C. Beitler of Cook, William I. Trautman of St. Clair, Samuel Alschuler of Kane, Joseph P. Mahoney of Cook, C. F. Coleman of Fayette, James H. Farrell of Cook, John N. C. Shumway of Christian, and Charles C. Craig of Knox. The selections await governor’s action after the act’s effect.
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Springfield
Illinois
St. Louis
General Assembly
Isaac I. Ellwood
Degeal County
Charles N. Traveus
Madison County
Pleasant 'S. Chapman
Johnson County
Fred M. Blount
Cook County
Henry M. Dunlap
Champaign ‘County
John H. Miller
Hamilton County
Duncan M. Funk
McLean Coun
Henry C. Beitler
William I. Trautman
St. Clair County
Samuel Alschuler
Kane County
Joseph P. Mahoney
C.F. Coleman
Fayette County
James H. Farrell
John N. C. Shumway
Christian County
Charles C. Craig
Knox County
Paroled Younger Brothers Considered By Board
At Stillwater a regents meeting of the state prison board of managers voted unanimously to parole the Younger brothers serving life terms. Parole requires unanimous approval from the state pardon board and cannot leave the state until granted. The pardon board meets regularly in July, but a special session may be called if needed.
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St. Paul, Minn
Board of Managers of State Prison
Stillwater
State Pardon Board
Hfe
Denial in Positive Terms on Kruger White House Visit
Washington dispatch reports official circles stating the president would welcome Mr. Kruger on the same terms as other distinguished foreigners and that he has not refused a White House meeting. The statements deny rumors of a refusal and emphasize the offer of hospitality without compromising the government.
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New York
Dom Paul Kruger
White House
Tribune
Washington
Mr. Krueger
Diverse facts on farming, disease, and irrigation across regions
Dandelion farms near Pottsville profits cited while cholera fatality drops from ten to two percent. Tuinola epileptics estimated at 5000. Mars surface charts record 200 canals. narrowest 30 miles. Russian schools favor German with 70 percent choosing it. Seattle salted salmon shipments rise from 1000 barrels to about 50000 this year. A Chinese Florida farm exports small truck products to New York. Biblical irrigation mentions across arid lands. ancient Mediterranean peoples familiar with irrigation. Implements must suit soil. good tools require intelligence to know when they work.
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Pottsville
Tuinola
Mars
Seattle
Florida
New York
Doctor Bose Near Death Restored By Kidney Pills
Portland May 6 Dr E A Bose once near death from diabetes recovered after his aunt demanded Dodd s Kidney Pills. Six doctors and his relatives witnessed the turnaround as the remedy reportedly aids kidney related illnesses and is replacing other treatments.
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Portland
E. A. Bose
Yates Center
Kan
Dodd
Bright
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