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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
3
Poet Martha Shepard Lippincott, writing in Boston Budget, urges living by Christ's love rather than wealth or force. She argues Jesus taught compassion and moral leadership through nature and devotion, not churches gilded with gold. Followers should emulate Jesus by letting love guide souls toward God.
The Boston Congregationalist emphasizes criticism as a subtle fault rooted in self exaltation and pride. It advocates seeing the good in others, encouraging their best, and boosting self respect to inspire renewed effort, aligning with Jesus’s example of justice and mercy.
A collection of quotations and reflections on neighborliness patience and daily duty. It discusses fear of wrongdoing moderation steadfastness under storm and the Christian path along everyday life. It cites various authors and sources urging self mastery and the crown of life through cross bearing.
A reflective treatise on worry and mental discipline. It argues that worry cannot alter outcomes, only drains energy, and urges decisive action. It states two reasons not to worry: outcomes can't be prevented or feared, and by concentrating fully on present plans a person can meet fate bravely and salvage strength for a new future.
The piece argues modern pagans can exist within Christian civilization by embracing secular leisure on Sundays while neglecting spiritual life. It notes many influential professionals lead such active outdoor lives, valuing physical vigor over faith, and warns that while building the physical life is wise, the spiritual life must not be dwarfed.
The piece reflects on wise speech urging that truth should be spoken in love and not to alienate friends. It warns against expressing opinions heedlessly, noting self restraint and consideration for others, citing Paul and Boston Watchman. It ties everyday conduct to scriptural guidance from Henry Martyn.
A damaged OCR yields a devotional hymn fragment urging the Lord's presence through life’s close. Phrases about abiding with the speaker, seeking guidance, and the cross before death appear, with garbled names and punctuation indicating a church or prayerbook excerpt.
A father explains to Eve how characters are “written” by life and actions, teaching that good deeds leave a visible mark on the face and in the heart. He uses silver hair and teeth as metaphors for aging and growth, urging daily effort to “write” a godlike presence on one’s life.
A terse collection of religious maxims and quotes from figures such as Goeth e Beecher and Ram's Horn about labor prayer wealth temptation and surrender. It emphasizes virtue over wealth and the ease of bearing a Christlike yoke.
The piece quotes James Smetham on failing to persist past initial fervor and the need for sustained faith to finish tasks. It likens perseverance to Luther’s climb of the Scala Santa and quotes Saint Bernard on self-will and hell.
S Michelson advertises wines and liquors priced to attract buyers in Belmar New Jersey offering free delivery and orders handled via P O Box 128 B for home service and mail orders.
The report notes legislatures paid by the day with 26 Republicans 14 Democrats and one Silverite after inaugurations. It cites marriage bans for first cousins in 14 states, Cuba importing American farming machinery, and a shift to modern farming methods. It mentions potato yield, Hudson ice racing plans, and Cuban representation at the Pan-American expo in Buffalo with a Cuban styled building planned.
A Paris rumor claims Emperor William visited the Paris exposition incognito twice. A movement to crown Queen Victoria Queen of Australia is noted. Italy’s King Victor Emmanuel II has received a million begging letters since his reign began. The queen made four scarves for four South African war heroes. William buys Villa Konig at Bonn for 450,000 marks as crown prince residence. Many sovereigns are described as squatty. Italy’s new king is 5'3" while czar is 5'2" and Prince of Wales 5'4".
In a light dialogue Mr Henpeck asks what a still is and the reply about a mine reflects domestic humor. The piece notes Switzerland hosts more inns per size than any country, and that tourism is the chief industry, generating about 23 million dollars annually.
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