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Newspaper
Cuba Patriot
Location
Cuba, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1886
Page
8
A Sunday reading piece quotes Rev. Robert Kerr from Nov. Observer praising divine guidance for the nation. It laments Pilgrim heritage, prays for liberty, and asks God to preserve Christian virtue and spread faith to all lands.
A fragmented schedule lists July through September items focusing on biblical chapters and verses. Entries reference Lazarus rising, Jesus honoring, teachings to disciples, warnings to Judas, and the Spirit’s mission, with a final note about a review and a service of song or temperance lesson.
The piece reflects on life’s trials as darkness and the loss of wealth health and loved ones. It cites Job and biblical calamity to frame grief honesty and faith. It notes poverty bereavement and public disasters as tests of endurance and sources of spiritual light through divine refuge.
A brief verse fragment contrasts shadow and sunlight with a hopeful turn toward day. The lines invoke persistence and quiet endurance as sorrow yields to a future glow.
The article argues holiness need not detach one from society or work. It contrasts ascetic models with practical piety, citing Apostle Paul as an example of vigor and service. True holiness appears in diverse lives across stores, shops, farms, and streets while performing legitimate labor.
A Morning Star sermon likens certain churchgoers to brittle glass or explosives, urging humility for those who resist service roles and warning that such brittle behavior disrupts church life and steadiness of offerings. The piece promotes forbearance and love to reduce fragility among parishioners.
A collage of quotes urges shared happiness, prudent taste, and patient effort. It cites Swift Byron Lamb Fenelaz Baptist Weekly Talmage and other authorities on virtue, reading scripture, and daily diligence, warning against haste and urging perseverance.
The article surveys precocious artists from Italy and the Netherlands to Britain, listing Mantegna Del Sarto Raphael Titian Tintoretto and Michelangelo as child prodigies. It then notes Murillo Holbein Canova and Landseer among others with early mastery, schooling, and early exhibits.
An essay extols natural healing over medicines, arguing wounds mend with proper alignment and that diseases like typhoid and dyspepsia improve when living by physical nature. It cites air and rest as better than drugs and recalls President Depew pushing clearer station announcements by railroad brakemen.
A column blends farm how tos and kitchen tips from multiple sources. It covers cleaning wood with cold tea, currants in ice water, cement formulas, beef stewing, fruit tree planting, starting rose slips, dairy cleanliness, poultry roosting poles, a wide variety pie and pudding recipes, and corn seed selection advice. The items cite The Caterer NLFL Telegram Boston Globe NY Tribune and The Western Rural, among others.
Advice on feeding horses cautions against overreliance on corn and emphasizes balanced rations. It covers oats, timothy and clover hay, oat straw, root vegetables, and fruit, plus the need to water before feeding and to avoid immediate drinking after meals. It notes variations among horses and the value of variety for health and digestion.
A refined costume description features a cream-colored diamine fabric gown with mauve accents. The skirt is kilted with fan shaped openings revealing the strah, a lace coat lined mauve with pockets and a Charles IX collar, and a matching hat with mauve ribbons and feather tips. A cream faille parasol completes the ensemble.
A Longman’s Magazine piece argues that a true hypocrite in fiction is a conscious humbug who pretends belief to deceive others. It outlines the rare, highly skilled mix of insights, tact, acting ability, and feigned piety such a person would need to sustain deception over time.
A feeder’s summer regime promotes pig health with exercise, shade, clean water, and green forage. Suggested ration combines linseed meal, bran, and corn, with skim milk if available, plus pasture or daily green food to boost growth and meat quality.
A witty female writer compares heartbreak to a lobster losing a claw, noting the claw regrows and a new one sprouts in its place. The remark links human emotion to natural resilience with a sharp, sardonic tone.
A sample of mixed health and advertising snippets discusses consumption as lung disease caused by liver trouble, praising Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. It includes quips about Japan earthquakes and various patent medicines, with brief notices on mills and hair products.
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