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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
7
A dated devotional urging people to welcome the new year with faith and renewal. It asks for wiser footsteps, relief for wearied souls, and a year blessed by divine guidance, freedom from sin, and spread of praise through God’s grace. Attributed to William G. Haeselbarth in Christian Work.
A reflective note from United Presbyterian urging focus on God and wisdom from past years. It encourages forgetting unkindness and distractions, using past experiences to gain confidence in divine promises, and beginning the new year with faith and diligence in daily duties.
A letter from Geo. May Powell president Arbitration Council appeals for Sabbath rest to curb compulsory labor on Sundays. He argues Sabbath desecration harms workers, reduces safety, and weakens national life, urging clergy and laity to observe and promote rest as essential to liberty and prosperity.
A Boston Watchman essay urges readers to glimpse behind others life to understand their hidden anxieties and infirmities. It argues most judgments stem from ignorance and calls for greater kindness toward fellow humans.
A compact reading features quotes and reflections from Theodore L. Cuyler George MacDonald John Flivel Augustus Saint Enide and J R Miller. The passage contrasts living with God with daily trials and urges steady spiritual growth and patient understanding.
A devotional verse from J Byington of Chicago Standard celebrates Christmastide as the day the savior is born. It contrasts sorrow and struggle with the joy and peace the Christ child brings to every home from cottage to mansion.
An essay from the New York Observer on Christmas as a season of godly joy. It argues the true meaning lies in God’s gift through Jesus Christ, urging generosity to the poor and sincere goodwill as expressions of Christian cheer.
The passage presents quotes on prayer praise and spiritual life from multiple authors. It frames faith as natural to the soul and notes how love shapes souls within a divine purpose, urging belief in the great gifts given by Christ. References include Hiram's Horn Tucker Booth and Rev. W C Gannett.
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