[…] of his characters, their actions, and their thoughts;” judgments “expressed as . . . signals—which persuade his readers to react to those characters, their acts, and their thoughts in a manner consonant with the […]
[…] from the earlier edition, quotations in this paper are from the 9th ed. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Steam Printing Establishment, 1874). Elders’ Journal of the Church of Latter Day Saints 1 (July 1838): […]
[…] covering the years 1805-1834); Latter-day Saints’ Millennial Star (1842-1845, covering years 1805 to 1844); and the Deseret News (1851-1858, covering the years 1834-1844). The process of preparing these for publication in a multivolume bound […]
[…] Just three years after Pratt’s death in 1881, Charles W. Penrose, then chief editor of the Deseret News, delivered a discourse that adapted Pratt’s absolutist view of God despite the statements of the First […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] lace and silk around her dolls gave way to curiosity about the bundles of old letters and newspapers stored in a corner. She read them all. “A light had dawned upon me in that […]
[…] articles), not for rhythm but to achieve compression on the page, mars much verse written in America today, clear evidence that its writers consider theirs a visual and not an aural art, to be […]
[…] more adult perspective. Many of the essays have appeared by different titles in both DIALOGUE and Deseret News. The volume itself is soft bound, cream colored, with a black-and-white illustration on the front cover, […]
[…] are inevitable because if we didn’t push too hard occasionally, she would not be getting enough chemotherapy.” Today the nurse removed the IV and tomorrow we’ll go home. Again we pick up the threads […]
[…] intense intimacy no longer exists between General Authorities, let alone the prophet, and the mass of Saints today. It is hard to analogize the same fealty Brigham’s people must have felt for him and […]