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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1890
Page
1
Concern Mrs. M. Otislas offers the entire unsold stock of CO B Newton & Son plus Newton store at large reductions. Goods include dry goods and ready-made clothing with groceries and notions. Tea and coffee priced below neighbors. delivery offered to save customers money. call to inspect the store and cheap goods.
M Majesty of Nesmonds seltzer firm attends a late supper at the Hotel Nesmonds in Paris. The aged crowd, in brocade and lace, celebrate with champagne mistaken seltzer as they dance amid ghostly memories, while the owner observes the revival of a once grand house turning into a showroom by daylight.
A Denver politician recently married a handsome Colorado woman, but an AP dispatch transmission mix-up left him with the reputation of marrying a "handsome colored" woman. The article notes the error arose from broadcast miscue in a Detroit Free Press item quoted in More Than One Sort of Bench.
A brief excerpt shows a girl asking about a protracted meeting while reading. He responds with a cryptic line before their lips meet, sparking curiosity about the encounter in Burlington.
Mr J J Hill donates half a million for a Catholic theological seminary in St Paul Minn The Methodist general missionary committee plans its annual session in Boston starting November 12 Last year’s meeting was in Topeka Elections in October and November decide lay delegates for the general conference The constitution requires three fourths vote by annual conference ministers only to change The Evangelical association reports 2043 churches valued at 3 047 853 148 508 members and 1937 itinerant preachers A drop in conversions and new members plus missionary and other collections Also notes William E Gladton writes on biblical criticism Universalist institutes receive 273 783 from the Ryder estate Ryder Divinity School will be the Galesburg Ill theological school A farmer’s note asks for fizzic which the doctor says is not physic which ends in a joke
A dialogue on whether changing one’s mind is wise. Perkins questions prudence while Brown argues it would be advantageous and beneficial, framing the shift as a smart move. The exchange ends with a firm stance against parting.
A reverent meditation on heaven as a place without goodbyes, where worship grows richer with eternity. The piece contrasts earthly farewells with the ever-new, fuller harmonies of heaven and reflects on sin’s hindrance to heavenly blessedness, drawing on sermons and church statistics.
Hutchinson Brown denounces farmer subservience to price setters in the Grange Bulletin. He laments labor toil and debt as wealth prospers, urging farmers to awaken before ignorance binds them forever.
The article argues mortgages have surged in seven years in Clitton by over 100 percent while farmers’ property declines. It notes 35,000 men own three-fifths of national wealth and over 5 million Americans earn under 200 dollars yearly with farmers under 300. It calls this the result of vicious class legislation and urges Rural New Yorker backed Farmers’ Alliance branches in New York state to fill the political field.
A critique argues that the Bible ranks among great world classics and warrants study across disciplines in American colleges. It cites Genesis for science, biblical history for historians, and warns against confining study to religious settings, noting Addison's remark on philosophy moving into public life.
A compilation of moral meditations on fate and virtue from various authors. It contrasts tender thoughts on kindness and forbearance with reflections on mortality and divine guidance, noting how a single life fits into a vast, ordered cosmos.
The Farmers' Friend extols farmers' organizations as the best schools of political economy. It notes they inspire self thinking and reduce reliance on party bosses, with masses now discussing topics once unknown.
Phil Bentley moves into the residence at R No Ble House on South Street, becoming the latest occupant in the neighborhood.
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