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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
9
Dr. Talmage urges forgiveness and self restraint drawing on Ephesians, praising sunset imagery to symbolize temperance. He warns that harboring wrath harms health and sleep, and he cites anecdotes of enemies aiding better deeds, urging immediate acts of reconciliation before night.
The speaker urges forgiveness to end feuds with the line Let not the sun go down upon your wrath and warns that stubborn resentment harms the offender and the believer. He cites biblical lessons and Shakespeare to argue forgiveness aligns with God and strengthens character.
The speaker contrasts earthly toil with heavenly reward, urging listeners to seek forgiveness and mercy. He imagines the sunset of life as a sunrise of heaven, invoking biblical imagery and hoping for radiant skies and lasting Christian example as one sends forth a hopeful winter to summer transition.
The Rev Dr Herrick recounts a dawn at Port Monroe with two clerics and a Methodist from Kentucky. A famed horseman and church convert faces dismissal after an accident, then cheerfully accepts the outcome, remarking he deserved a break from that church. The tale ends with the preacher revealing the amusing truth about the man who left.
A Paterson area tale recounts Mr Hobart earning his first fee as a linser after being asked for one hundred dollars by his employer to draft a will for a wealthy manufacturer. The forged checks and ensuing deed to the attorney exposed a financial scheme, revealing misdeeds tied to the family and a marriage to the daughter of Saerstes Tuttle amid long years of illness and intrigue. The narrative implicates theft, deception, and family ties involving North Anser-UsarTus.
Clark, an enterprising Watertown resident, created rubber lined cotton underwear intended as a water-proof garment for miners and others exposed to damp places. A test caused the fabric to seize and stick to his skin, requiring scissors and a scraping knife to remove, with great pain to the wearer.
In Georgia a man named Rufus put money in a bank and has suffered sleepless fear and constant worry since. A neighbor reports Rufus follows cashiers on the street and believes the bank will fail while he sleeps. Observers say the money is affecting his health and he is deteriorating daily.
Washington announces a division of agriculture twelfth census project on irrigation in arid and semi humid regions. A preliminary schedule will be sent to collect names of corporations and individuals owning canals or ditches.
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