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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1896
Page
2
The sermon uses the Emmaus journey as a metaphor for late life and temptation. It urges believers to seek Jesus to abide with them as day fades, describing trials of aging, misfortune, and death, and comfort through faith in Christ as the enduring constant.
The Christian Guardian quotes a bank official noting the clerk’s defalcation and remarks that a happy home is the basis of life and essential to safety and success in every department, highlighting the link between domestic stability and professional conduct.
A religious exhortation argues that Christians must stay unspotted from the world and cites Christ and God’s grace as means to transform the heart so sin cannot stain purity, framing the goal as perfect righteousness like the Father in Heaven.
Goes Plante. We are as yet only the roots of a fu ture beautiful plant. The best man or woman is only a shoot a little way ont of the ground. We are God's plants, God's flowers. Be sure that He will help us to unfold into something se renely fair, nobly perfect, if not in this life, then in another. If He teaches us not to be satisfied till we have finished our work, He will not be satisfied until He has finished His.-James Freeman Clarke.
Rev W R Taylor asserts that science serves the supreme science of life and moves from detached research to constructive work for humanity. He predicts the supreme art will arise from this science of life, guiding future human betterment.
Rev. Henry Blanchard of Portland Maine asserts that time will come when scientists acknowledge something beyond this life. He says evolution is now accepted by leaders of science and that the only interpretation of life is preparation for another existence, with immortality now popularly accepted.
A quotation emphasizes starting each day with work to build temperance self-control diligence and strength of will. It praises forced effort as a path to cheerfulness contentment and broad virtues that those without work may miss.
A fashion and home decor column discusses Paris dress attire trends with mohair and taffeta fabrics, black and white color schemes, and openwork garments. It outlines bedroom drapery ideas featuring renaissance lace and Brussels net, embroidered spreads, sateen embroidered spreads, and price ranges from two dollars fifty cents to twenty five dollars, noting hand embroidery at higher costs.
The article discusses fashion details of silk gowns and petticoats, umbrella style undergarments with multi layered frills, lightweight hoop supports versus crinoline, and lace and embroidery choices. It notes predictions about loose sack outfits, short boleros, wide belts with darts, and high fluffy collars with gauze or lace trims.
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