Have Love for All Thy Brothers in the Sun
A reflective verse urging universal charity and brotherhood. The speaker calls the reader to see every person as kin and to extend generous acts as broadly as the sun's spreading light.
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1874
Page
3
A reflective verse urging universal charity and brotherhood. The speaker calls the reader to see every person as kin and to extend generous acts as broadly as the sun's spreading light.
A passage praising gentleness shown by power as a strong man lifts a child with tenderness and by such acts reflects the ideal of benevolent strength. It notes how even mighty intellect and authority are beautified when governed by the spirit of God and gentleness.
A compact reflection on life’s meaning, faith, and the power of words. Dr Chapin elevates the soul beyond mere existence, while May, Adelaide Proctor, and Norman McLeod emphasize prayer, hope, and virtue guiding action. The excerpt blends exhortations to persevere in faith with the enduring impact of spoken words.
A compact reflection on prayer distinguishes petitioning from prosecuting a suit. True prayer aligns with persistent holding on rather than mere grasping. The author notes believers often stop after presenting requests, urging constant prayer as a lasting habit rather than a single act.
The text argues prosperity increases humility to please God and links a pure conscience to pure speech. It warns that unrepentant sin leads to unforgiven death and uses a biblical image that ascent requires descent. It notes Peter’s arrogance led to his fall, observing many Peters today.
A Wisconsin orthodox minister was dismissed from his pulpit after he constructed a tire under a balky barge, prompting questions about conduct and church discipline. The quote segment discusses humility and daily duty as paths to higher aims and enduring faith.
A dated miscellany covers horsemanship water after feeding effects, salt dew on galt soils aiding wheat, spring brood mare feeding with corn stalks and oats bran, oatmeal water for sunstroke prevention, pork raising via green feed and regular meals, and a note on potato rot tied to lime and magnesia deficiency in soil with a remark on C D I Kelly’s 1847 Muscatine telegraph office.
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