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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
3
Pastor Russell analyzes Jesus forgoing sensational appeals and urging followers to count the cost. He describes a twofold meaning of the Kingdom of God, the Millennial reign on earth and its ultimate fulfillment, with all nations reaching righteousness under divine will.
The article argues that the Kingdom of God, especially the Millennial Kingdom, requires transformed character. It outlines that justification through Christ is essential but not enough, and true fitness comes from humility, steadfastness, love, and daily virtue developed in the School of Christ. It emphasizes overcoming murder, drunkenness, pride, and self with faithfulness until eternal life.
President Taft sent the annual message to Congress addressing tariff policy, Nicaragua, sugar frauds, and open door. He warns against rushing tariff revisions without solid data, notes a projected 73 million dollar deficit, and supports a tariff board to guide future conditions. He also urges postal savings banks and ship subsidies.
The uncalled letters at the North Yakima post office dated December 4 1909 include many names such as Mary Acre Kriss Braun J C Pele Mrs Hannah Blair and Mrs Fred Bird. One cent due on each letter advertised. W L Lemon Postmaster notes further details and requests mention of the advertised list.
J W Pace new Secretary of the State Fair says after touring much of Washington the fair can grow beyond a local enterprise. He stresses broader county involvement and a modern plant leveraging new railway access and central western regions for a true state fair. The goal is greater inclusiveness and a splendid future.
Jacob Schrall of 482 South St Danville writes that after eighteen months of kidney and bladder trouble and weight loss from 185 to 118 pounds he found relief after seven weeks on Foley's Kidney Pills. He is back at work and eager to share the results with interested readers. North Yakima Drug Store.
Captain Jenkins of the Salvation Army warns Civic Federation at a YMCA banquet about poverty linked to saloons in North Yakima. He cites a local family aided at Thanksgiving later buying beer, while anti saloon advocate Whitmore outlines figures for future talks. An accompanying item extols Electric Bitters as a beneficial remedy for women.
Patten of the Columbia river, a North Yakima visitor, will contest the decision on his desert claim. He plans multiple defenses and may appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed. In Kansas City a heavy storm disrupts travel and stock shelters across Kansas and western Missouri.
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder disorders, promoting cleansing of blood, restoration of vitality, and prevention of Bright's Disease or Diabetes. It cautions against deranged kidneys and urges readers to buy genuine Foley's pills from A. D. Sloan.
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