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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1899
Page
6
A richly crafted poem by W. Laidler in the New York Observer personifies light as a holy messenger guiding human life and perception. It frames scientific sight as a divine instrument revealing love, hope, and nature through tireless wings and radiant imagery, spanning mountains, valleys, fields, and rivers.
A warped courtship tale unfolds on a candlelit night as Agnes, torn between ideals and love, confronts past rumors about her fiancé Jack Wilson. A storm of jealousy, reconciliation, and confession reveals enduring fidelity, ambition, and the search for true partnership.
A historical study of the temple’s return to Jerusalem, its altar, foundations, delays by adversaries, and completion under Cyrus Darius and Zechariah Haggai. It links the physical rebuilding to the spiritual temple in I Corinthians, detailing prophets, choirs, and the costly, holy core of faith.
The report surveys religious and educational institutions in Ireland, the Philippines, and Canada, noting Lutheran membership, Dominican publishing, French university costs, and global religious shifts. It highlights Paris university enrollment, Queen’s University Kingston under the Presbyterian church, and large Sunday school offerings to missions. It also mentions a London M A professor’s appointment and Muslim demographic trends under British rule.
A suburban man long plagued by alcoholism undergoes a one month cure in a western state but after two years of sobriety suffers a five oclock spree triggered by a vivid dream. He awoke with thirst, drank five drinks, then returned to sobriety after treatment. The case spurs medical debate on dreams triggering relapse.
A brisk quotation notes that shallow men are despised as a rule, yet they do not require as much watching as deep men, according to the Chicago Daily News.
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