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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1873
Page
8
A reflective sermon passage urges restraint and patience as core duties of faith. It contrasts lofty doctrine with practical virtue, stressing temper, love, and humility. The speaker championed Christlike service over self-importance, urging believers to lay petitions wisely before God.
A devotional meditation on cultivating all Christian graces. It argues balance in faith, warns against excess or zeal that becomes fanatic, and urges reliance on God’s timing and guidance. The author invokes Wilberforce and stresses submissive obedience, patience, and daily trust in divine support.
From the Memphis Appeal discussion on global crop values, hay or grass accounted for about two fifths of the United States farm output in 1870. Calculations show hay and grass products totaling roughly 1.082 billion dollars, with hay alone about 405 million and grass-fed outputs driving overall value to over a trillion dollars in implied capital. The argument concludes that King Cotton is dethroned and all flesh and other outputs are hay.
A New York Tribune writer outlines a pig-raising plan aiming for May piglet drops, pasture forage, and staged feeding to reach 300 pound market pigs by autumn. It endorses Berkshire Byfield cross and includes farm tips on bone dust as fertilizer, autumn sod breaking, and a horse shoe tread invention for marsh mowing.
The Weekly is praised as the ablest illustrated periodical in the country with scholarly editorials and fresh current-event illustrations. It claims a circulation of 150,000 and an influence felt by about half a million readers as a strong organ of opinion.
Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine subscriptions offered at one year prices of 400 dollars for Week ly plus Bazar to one address, 1000 dollars for two Harper periodicals, with postage to be prepaid by subscribers. Extra copies offered for clubs, back numbers available, annual volumes priced, complete set details, and address for ordering at Harper & Brothers New York.
The Bazar earns praise for tact and talent from the Boston Traveller, praised as a journal for the whole household. It pleases children with droll pictures and young ladies with fashion plates, and it offers patterns for children's clothes.
Advertises annual subscriptions at 400 for one year or 700 for extra copies. Includes prepaid U.S. postage and gratis copies for clubs of five subscribers. Back numbers available anytime. Six volumes of Harper's Bazar (1868–1873) bound in green morocco offered at 700 each with prepaid express freight. Postage 20 cents per post. Address provided.
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