[…] cultivate the gift of healing, “every doctor might be removed from our midst.” In 1852 the Deseret News had cheered when doctors gave up trying to make a living in Utah and moved on. […]
[…] in Zion. Indeed, he displayed a general hunger for information, asking one friend to “write all the news you can think of about Kirtland and Missouri and the affairs in that country,” and another […]
[…] people, once more, for the last time. And no other system of religion which is now organized among men is of any use; everything different from this, is a perverted gospel bringing a curse […]
[…] family to Logan, Utah, where she graduates from high school, works in a bank for one year and then graduates from Utah State University with a B.A. in English. The third child in a […]
[…] excerpted from a longer interview conducted by Shirley E. Stephenson as part of the Oral History Progr am at California State University at Fullerton, November 30, 1975. Mrs. Brodie, to begin, I would like […]
[…] of twelve lectures of 1851-1852 in the Salt Lake Valley. These lectures were published in the Deseret News in 1854, with an expanded version delivered again in Salt Lake City, in January and February 1871. […]
[…] of the con duct of American foreign affairs during the United States’ emergence as a world power. Fox also has some valuable insights into the development of America’s Latin American policy as well as […]
[…] who supported it by working through James Casey, editor of the Herald-Republican, a Church sponsored Republican Party newspaper. Its attacks on B. H. Roberts, Richard W. Young, president of the Ensign Stake and close […]
The present escalation in nuclear weapons technology between the United States and the Soviet Union has progressed beyond the point where any increase in such weaponry necessarily results in increased national security. It has […]
[…] mention the necessity of providing protection against the elements), the missionaries appealed to readers of the Deseret News to donate used clothing, “especially shirts, to help cover the nakedness of the Indians, especially the […]