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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1894
Page
7
In a sermon drawn from the David story, the speaker contrasts Ziklag’s ruin with the path to reunion in heaven. He urges repentance prayer and steadfast faith, declaring the journey through tribulation as the route to joining loved ones, and warns of battles to reclaim what was lost.
A sermon urges believers to fight spiritual battles within and against sin or risk losing heavenly reunion. It calls readers to recall loved ones on bright hill and to press on, conquering troubles through Christ as they strive toward eternal life. The vivid imagery frames struggle as warfare for salvation and reunion.
A jumble of excerpts notes scientific toys, distant lines, marital quips, and obituaries. Items include a dust mote counter in science, Madrid Barcelona link, a long marriage in Harris County, anecdotes about jealousy and courtship, and obituaries. Notables include James Styles of Kingston, Isaiah Hateh the Provincetown midget, and Dr. William Furness of Philadelphia, Harvard Class of 1830.
A survey notes diverse curiosities from Japan where ten acres marks monopoly to natural wonders like The Devil's Cat in Yellow Stone and Wokey Hole in England. It mentions a deep Serapa well near Tivoli, a vast Cold Wind cave in Coren, and a perpetual wind. A Patagonia to Iceland mosquito claim, a burning spring in Kentucky, San Salvador’s quake nickname Swinging Mat, and a fact about gold’s vault storage and abrasion losses in twenty dollar coins.
A lyrical reminiscence by J. H. Todd on Jim, a son lost to hardship, and the enduring image of the boy now living in the city with his wife and children, with the mother awaiting the gate click and the dream of time travel to reclaim youth. The piece blends rural longing with a note of bittersweet progress.
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