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Heralds of the morning : the meaning of the social and political problems of to-day and the significance of the great phenomena in nature (1912)

Tait, Asa Oscar, 1858-1941 · Mountain View, Calif. : Pacific Press · leaf 101

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confinedto one locality. But howis it now? If it is desired tocross the continent, instead of the journey requiring sixmonths or more, as in the time of our fathers, we step onthe lightning express, and in four or five days arewhirled from ocean to ocean. By the steel rail, traversedby the flying… … A great railway station. 102 HERALDS OF THE MORNING fathers talked of a journey to a neighboring village or anadjoining county. The improvement in travel by sea has been equally great.Fifty years ago a ship could accommodate only a few scorepassengers. These were slowly conveyed across the oceanin…

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