The Old Year and the New Sermon Reflection
A New Year sermon exhorts readers to reflect on time's value and God’s control. It urges repentance for past faults, trust in divine guidance, and personal resolve to shape a blessed year, praying for mercy, peace, and growth in Christ.
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New Year's Superstitions From Ancient Times
The article surveys New Year traditions across cultures and eras. It cites Egypt, Sparta, Saxons, Germans, Switzerland, Norway, New England, China, and Elizabethan England. It notes Bible divination, ring charms, tea-cup taps counting years, and differing gift customs between Christmas and New Year.
Parlor Skating Echoes a Love Reunited
Bruce Telford returns from the city to a New Year waiting with Miss Marcia Burton. He discovers three letters from her past in an old book, learns one is his, and she confirms her steadfast affection as they recall shared years and a new chance at happiness on the ice.
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Egypt
Sparta
Hal Burton
Hal
Marcia
Marcela
Bountiful
Marcia Burton
Bruce Telford
Miss Burton
Telford
John Graham
Graham
Gune
Slater
Mr. Burton
Bers
Bruce
Wester Newspaper Union
Ring Out the Old Ring in the New Poem by Armstrong
A reflective New Year poem urges moral renewal and compassion. It contrasts lingering hardship with hopeful action, urging Christians to perform duties, promote peace, and shed sunshine on those in sorrow. The piece closes with a moral pledge and a blessing for a better world.
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George W. Armstrong
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