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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
7
J H Jowett argues that Jesus often spoke with tenderness toward all, not just family, and that true kinship with Christ comes from obedience to God's will. He urges reading history and scripture to discern that will, waiting with reverent patience, and pursuing immediate action only when divinely urged.
A meditation on living for God brings peace and dignity to all life and renders human efforts sacred. It contrasts a life to please others with a life in constant fellowship with Christ, yielding divine rest and a benediction on influence. The text then asks where the secret place of the Most High resides, urging faith in a protected refuge in God.
A heated exchange unfolds as a tailor refuses to start a new suit before payment for a prior order, while the customer insists on immediate service due to the cold season and the need for warm clothing. The dialogue highlights tension over debt and expediency in cold weather.
A collection of clipped anecdotes and quotes on manners, jealousy, and social foibles. Includes a travelogue tilt at Atlantic City with a comic shore scene plus satirical quips from various sources and a playful ad line about Perry Painkiller. Several odd bits about a lawyer’s firm and a jab at clever wives punctuate the page.
A collage of short items: a callous dialogue about a cook and killing a chicken, medical ads for deafness cures, a legal warning about damaging reputations, a quip about education costs, and a punchy note about phonograph records. The pieces read as separate items from a period paper, each with its own stance and tone.
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