03 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
1
Orange County banking advertisement from Chas A Ice Vice President promotes conservative lending, offers information as Financial Bureau of Information for Orange County, and guarantees four percent interest on time deposits with deposits starting at one dollar.
In this reflective piece from Ladies' World, Frederick Hawkins shares moments with his baby companion Doris as they ride along country roads. He speaks of her gentle speech and wisdom, and he prays for strength to be useful and guided by God, a tender bond kept between Doris and the divine.
Aunt Sally Warner, widow and matriarch of Joab Warner's family, accompanies her nephew Joe Henderson to a charity circus. She enjoys the show and vows to attend again, only to be told by a neighbor that she has attended a circus, a revelation she ruminates over with distress until a kind minister offers leniency.
Dr. A. C. Abbott of Philadelphia argues candy appetite prevents liquor cravings and feeds his own children candy daily to guard against future drinking. Dr. J. Chalmers De Costa adds temperamental theory linking candy preference to brunette vs blonde traits and alcohol craving.
The Rev Ira W Henderson argues happiness is inner satisfaction aligned with divine will not merely amusement. He condemns card games dancing theatres and racetracks as shallow distractions harming spiritual growth, urging the church to denounce and reform amusements and redirect energy to God’s service.
A sermon-like fragment argues the Christian is the stronger man as material wealth cannot fulfill man. It cites a Pullman car builder who urged his minister brother to seek riches, but in life the brother chose the better part and was visited by his brother who acknowledged it.
A devotional passage asserts the ideal is attainable through consecrated effort and faith. It contrasts human limitation with divine possibility, citing scripture that all things are possible to the believer and noting that Jesus once reached the ideal and others may follow.
A devotional passage asserts that true faith links God to daily life bringing calm patience in hardship. It emphasizes divine fatherhood comfort and a perpetual sense of the infinite presence as refuge and strength.
A religious reflection quotes J. R. Miller on accepting duties and trusting God to provide the strength to perform them. The message emphasizes responsibility and divine support in completing required tasks.
Bobby visits his English aunt in Canada and is surprised when curried chicken is offered. He reveals he does not know if he likes it because his aunt jokes that they pick their chickens. The Washington Star counsels not to take a presidential boom too seriously.
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