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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
3
Poetic excerpt urging swift action yet steady endurance. The speaker cites Haste not, rest not as a moral guide, praising duty, resilience, and perseverance through storms. A reflective, antique tone contrasts fate and time with righteous effort and eventual reward.
A Manila tale of forbidden love between Captain Dick Johnston and Anita Amarido ends in tragedy. Johnston revisits the Philippines past, Nita swears vengeance, and a wedding to Nettie Colburn collapses as Johnston dies amid a hidden vow. A letter reveals Nita's oath and a somber domestic aftermath.
A Chicago woman recently birthdayed received a ten dollar bill from a friend with a note praising bygone days. While she read the message tears fell, and her young son asked, with arms around her neck, if the money was any good.
A man buys three pounds of meat for dinner but his hungry wife eats it. He returns, finds no meat, accuses the cat, asks to weigh the cat, and the cat weighs three pounds. He muses where the meat and cat have gone, a paradoxical ancient joke from Harper’s Magazine.
Several ladies at their club discussed their husbands virtues in a witty exchange. One woman claims her partner never drinks or swears and has no bad habits. She notes he does smoke occasionally, usually after meals, but only about once a month, which others find puzzling.
The article presents Bible study on the tabernacle as a pattern of worship directed by God. It covers the Ark table candlestick altar of incense burnt offerings laver and court, plus priesthood, focusing on obedience, worship, and dedication as keys to faithful service and spiritual purity.
The coronation oath will be written on vellum and, after the ceremony, attached to the coronation robe and deposited with the records of the court of chancery. It will be confided to the care of the master of the rolls.
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