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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
11
A reflective verse argues Christ taught by loving action not military force or wealth. It calls believers to imitate Jesus by letting love guide missions and personal conduct, stating no better path exists than walking in His example. The piece cites Martha Shepard Lippincott and appears in the Boston Budget.
The piece argues that criticizing others often stems from self exaltation, not only ill will. It urges praising, recognizing good aims, and encouraging reform. By adopting a humane view like Jesus, one inspires growth, earns respect, and spreads moral sunshine, winning broad influence.
A collage of aphorisms from 19th century authors and ministers on duty patience and self mastery. Notable voices include Ram's Horn Willian Arnota Bishop Hall Mark Guy Pearse Robert Collyer and S. 8 Times. The piece discusses daily duty endurance moral trials and how living nobly can turn sorrow into character.
The text argues that worry cannot alter outcomes and that mental energy should be directed to action. It presents two reasons not to worry: you cannot prevent feared results, or you can prevent them. If you can avert the evil, worry is wasted. if not, you must concentrate to meet it bravely and salvage what you can for a new future.
A critique of modern pagans who live righteously and vigorously yet ignore spiritual life. They attend church rarely, prioritize outdoor activities on Sundays, and fill life with sport and work. The piece argues they neglect religion while maintaining moral character and public influence. Outlook.
A sermon excerpt discusses when to speak or withhold truth. It urges self restraint, timeliness, and care for others, warning that outspoken views can harm friendships. The piece cites Paul’s call to “speak the truth in love” and contrasts honest talk with self righteous derision.
Fragmentary hymn text reflecting a plea to the Lord for constant presence. Phrases touch dwelling in faith, guidance, and comfort as life wanes and darkness rises, asking for Christ’s aid through trials, death, and after. Names and clear events are absent or unclear.
A father explains to Eve how virtue and conduct write themselves on us over time, like silver in hair and the marks on a face. He suggests that goodness or disobedience will appear on a person’s forehead, and urges daily effort to write God’s name there. The tale appears in Children’s Paper.
A composite of aphorisms and religious maxims from various authors and sources. It emphasizes labor as prayer, charity, wealth versus virtue, and the ease of God's yoke. Notable names include Goethe Beecher Ram's Horn Drummond and Havergal, reflecting on self improvement and surrender to the divine will.
The passage notes that while many opinions on God’s nature and governance are tolerated, atheism is condemned as folly. It argues natural theology, Paley’s design, and the order of nature prove a Supreme Intelligence, and rejects the claim that there is no God. It cites scripture and Christian Work’s stance on atheism.
James Smetham warns most failures come from stopping too soon in undertakings great or small. The test is when initial fervor fades and the goal remains distant, likened to a wheel’s driving force. Luther’s climb and Reformation cited as proof that perseverance reaches the top. self-will ending means no hell.
S Michelson offers the very best and cheapest wines and liquors with free delivery. P O Box 128 Belmar New Jersey invites orders delivered free of charge.
The article notes the newly elected state governors will inaugurate with 26 Republicans, 14 Democrats, and one Silverite Reinhold Sadler of Nevada. It also mentions wide topics from cousin marriages bans in 14 states to Cuba’s farming imports and Buffalo Pan-American exhibition plans.
A Paris rumor claims Emperor William visited the Paris exposition incognito twice. Moves to crown Victoria Queen of Australia gain support. Italy's King Victor Emmanuel II receives a million begging letters since his reign began. The queen sewed four scarves for South African war heroes. William buys Villa Konig at Bonn for 450000 marks as crown prince residence. Many sovereigns are described as squatty with varied heights including the czar, the Prince of Wales, and the new Italian king.
The Yonkers Statesman notes that Switzerland, though small, hosts more inns per size than any nation. It cites tourism as the principal industry, officially estimated to bring in 23 million dollars yearly.
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