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Newspaper
Cuba Patriot
Location
Cuba, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1886
Page
8
A devotional meditation recounts weariness and futile effort yet finds renewal in faith. The speaker recalls long fatigue, seeks divine comfort, and hears a trumpet call guiding toward memorable duty and noble work. The text cites strength for those who wait on God and the wings to rise to spiritual heights.
The text urges Christians to cultivate genuine character over mere usefulness, to let light and joy shine from a life of conscience and love. It contrasts sincere faith with irritatingly good behavior and calls for personal renewal through a living relationship with Christ.
The piece urges true Christianity over mere religiosity. It calls believers to be themselves and let the Christ within them work through daily life, likening active faith to a canary singing without effort for an audience. It cites Jesus’ words The Father that dwelleth in Me He doeth the works.
A Congregationalist tale frames a friend’s advice on life limits. One speaker laments cramped circumstances but the other notes that God grants incalculable opportunity for growth within any sphere. True honor comes from faithful living, not size of stage.
Reflective religious meditation urging perseverance on the long road of faith. The speaker contrasts earthly trials with spiritual rest, urging fellowship with Christ’s suffering and embracing the wilderness as preparation for divine glory.
An extract discusses empathy and moral judgment, noting that kindness guides social relations while harshness harms others. It quotes passages on innocence, guilt, and the limits of understanding from religious and philosophical writers, including a meditation on memory fading with time.
A historical sketch of Navassa Island describes its ownership by New York and Baltimore capitalists, its discovery by Captain Cooper in 1857, and its status as a phosphate producer. The piece notes its remote, rockbound nature, past use by Pay pirates, annual mining of 35,000 tons, and a workforce of 150 laborers from Baltimore.
A Paris perfumery owner used a scent trap to uncover a thief. Bottles placed in view were tampered with, a peculiar odor traced to the suspect, who was arrested and sentenced to six months. Other tidbits include endorsements for tonics and odd newspaper humor.
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