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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
3
A collage of verse and prose quotes: lines about enduring virtues and kindness, mixed with early 20th century ads and jokes. It mentions Dickens, Allen’s footwear, Winslow’s Syrup, and a Vladivostok anecdote. Also includes a cartoonish canine tale and a jokey line about a search warrant in happiness.
The Rev Dr M W Stryker at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian and Clinton Avenue Congregational churches in New York spoke on John Wesley praising his far reaching influence. He traced Wesley from Epworth to Oxford, his revival of English religion, and the rise of Methodism, urging emulation of a life fully surrendered to God.
The Rev. W. B. Thorp argues the contemporary popularity of a carefree gospel ignores serious spiritual danger. He contends Jesus teaches warning alongside tenderness and that modern optimism understates the threats to the human soul. He cites greed, jealousy, cowardice, and other violations of vital law as sources of character degeneration.
The Rev Dr Fowler argues that life requires balance through relaxation and recuperation and that Christianity enriches life rather than drains it. He states religion can uplift society and cautions against hypocritical poses, urging noble desires to guide behavior, with Rev George Adams of Brooklyn quoted on hypocrisy.
Dry day for jelly and fruit preservation and bed comfort in modern homes. Advice covers selecting beds and rugs, starchy vegetables to watch, plus a poem about a town dog and Judge Siebecker’s peculiar wisdom in a meat bill case.
A recipe excerpt details Cocoanut Pudding with coconut toppings and milk soak, then Gem Potatoes with mashed potato and baking powder, and Egg Biscuits. The text ends with a statistic noting eighty five percent of Japan’s children are now in school.
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