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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
6
A Washington speech argues that church attendance is rising, not declining, citing more churches and larger congregations. The speaker criticizes outdated methods, urges pastors to modernize sermons, and calls for renewed zeal, education, and outreach to lift the nation toward God.
A survey of biblical chronology from creation to Jacob, noting common margins, Archbishop Asher's estimates, and modern geology. It contrasts early Egypt and Assyria records, dates deluge around 3500–6000 BC, and places Abraham around 2106–1750 BC with lesson lists on Golden Texts and moral maxims.
A compact tangle of aphorisms on law, self, love, and sincerity. The lines praise the love of law, caution against self, and hold sympathy as the key to hearts, with reflections on sin and the power of soft words across a reflective prose fragment.
A woman asks her lover to promise that if they later decide to divorce, her brothers who are young lawyers will represent them. The exchange occurs during a moment of relative calm in the piece titled AM In the Family. This line appears in the Philadelphia North American.
Snaggs snaps to house cleaning after a late return home. Mrs Snaggs agrees, quipping Lent is the proper season for penance. A light, domestic vignette from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph reflects small domestic tensions with humor.
In a brief exchange captured by Weekly a purchaser asserts the horse is fearless of steam and unafraid of any scare except bicycles and paper scraps while the dealer pockets the money.
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