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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
6
A sermon rebukes childhood notions of hell and eternal torment. It argues that the Great Teacher’s words must align with a loving Father and calls readers to reinterpret the text for faith, justice, and compassion.
The speaker argues Jesus spoke figuratively about removing hand foot or eye to gain life, rejects eternal torment, and explains gehenna as a symbol for the second death. He traces Gehinnom from Joshua through Josiah, Topheth, and the Valley of Slaughter, contrasting earthly Jerusalem with the New Jerusalem.
A historical overview traces the Modoc exile to Oklahoma and return to their ancestral lands. It recounts Kientpoos leading the resistance, the reservations, eventual repatriation, and the fragile remnant of 49 descendants reclaiming a homeland after generations in captivity.
The skirmish centers on F Augustus Heinze with letters starting My dear little slob and My dear little puss. Mrs Lillian Hobart French publishes excerpts accusing Heinze of long‑standing affairs and hints he may run for U S senator from Montana. She plans to sue for 25000 in Silver King and Coalition securities.
Statement expresses love for seeing someone adorned in pretty, quiet dresses as a cherished sentiment.
In New York Aug 29 Mrs A R Adrian of Poughkeepsie faces customs questions over jewelry valued at more than 100000 not listed in the initial charge for smuggling a pearl necklace a gold purse and lace mantle worth 8000 She posted 7500 bail after waiving examination as officials seek bills of sale for every item.
Uncalled letters listed for the week ending August 27 1910 include Ambler Robert Archeson Matilda Atkins C A Bakker J A Barrow Wm 3eall Geo HKlurton Mrs Emma Rowden Mrs Zettie Brennan George Brown B F Bryson A H Buck T B Burley E E Burnham D S Busch L L Carlson A G Cavin J T Cooper Miss Lois Croft Marvin L Crumb Mrs Francis E Day Arthur Dick Ewald Dunlap Frank R Ewing 8 O Fischback Conrad
Chester T. Davison came back Sunday from a camping trip in the Saw Tooth mountains where he killed two bears and would have taken more if not driven off by forest fires.
A long index of individuals is presented, listing multiple surnames and given names such as Fletcher H O Yorkes Eugene Fraser Kate Gharret Shirley Gilbert Nathaniel Gibson Hall Hart Henderson Alice J Henderson Nancie Holscher Hoyel I Hutchinson Floyd Ireland Mrs M Ireland Mrs Hart Johnson Mrs Milla Jones Stephen Otis Jones Mrs Susan M Karlson John Karl M Kiel Mrs Belle Knox G A Lampman Everett Lester Mrs C C Lendron Miss Dora Love Josie Louise Miss Pear McBride Miss Gertie McLeod Fred McMillan Fern McComb Mrs Masiker A O Melvin F A Moore Miss May I Moore Miss Orpha Nickell L I Norton G B Oly Miss Ethel Olson Mrs Petra Olson Miss Lottie Parker Mary Parker Mrs Miles Patterson Mrs Grant Pearce L A Piland Mrs Powers James Pani Swanoway Rendleman Mrs Flora Richardson Miss Rhonda Right Chas D Ross Mrs F E Sanders Herman Sevan Mr and Mrs John C Segura Tose
A collage of science items covers animals size to paleontological finds. Topics include horse stomachs, pulp yields, asphalt lakes in Georgetown, government spending on Indians, engine exhaust, daylight development, polar populations, Polish wax candles, oxalic acid for brass, Roman bridges, modular furniture, beetle introduction in Ceylon, and telegraph links in South America.
Emmet Harris of the Speed King Racing association in Seattle finalizes three day auto racing plans to begin September 8 in North Yakima. He will supervise track repairs at the fair grounds with a large crew, aiming to create one of the best race tracks in the state and set a stock car record during the tournament.
Chicago officials accuse the Pullman company of aiding in defense of Lee O Neil Browne in a trial over vote buying to elect William Lorimer to the U S senate. Subpoenas are issued for Pullman officials including division superintendent John C Patterson to testify before a special grand jury Tuesday.
An advertisement urges readers to use Ballard's Snow Liniment for stiff neck and sore back from drafts. It claims top pain relief and lists price 25cc for 25 cents and $1 per bottle. Sold by D. H. Fry and C. W. Camp in Yakima.
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