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Newspaper
Oshkosh Record
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1887
Page
2
An experimental poem from The Oshkosh Record recalls a mythical land “far away” where dreams, knowledge, and wonder intertwine. It contrasts vision with measure and rule, celebrating seekers who sing of distant realms while yearning for a timeless Eden.
In a tale of aristocratic plotting, Natalie and Lydia wrestle with feelings as Fairfax and Dick hatch a plan to flee to Paris. Secrets stir as Lydia confronts love for a mysterious American suitor while Fairfax maps a bold maneuver to vanish to America then Paris-bound passengers await a pivotal midnight rendezvous.
The Paradelphia Record recounts Beust and Bismarck meeting as Saxon envoy and political rival in Berlin. Beust recalls Bismarck’s charm and enmity, noting personal warmth despite political opposition. A tale of anger and restraint reveals their contrasting temperaments and steadfast honesty.
The piece reflects on the Christmas message as timeless, depicting Christ’s earthly life and miracles, his sacrifice on Calvary, and the lasting presence of divine love in humanity. It links Bethlehem’s Babe to a living force guiding faith, hope, and charity through eighteen centuries.
The Bible is praised as a priceless work whose influence spurred other books, with its translation and distribution driving literacy worldwide. Ministers and scholars claim its wealth of truth justifies dedicated study, while missions note Bible translations surviving persecution and fostering lasting Christian influence.
The piece argues Christmas centers on giving as a moral education. It cites Christ’s gift of Jesus and Saint Paul’s exhortations, urging generosity as the holiday’s core lesson. It emphasizes teaching children to give, not just receive, to imitate Christ’s love.
The text reflects on 1200 Protestant chapels on the island and postwar activity. It mentions United States troops, damaged Bible copies, survival of a few chapels, and a metaphor of seeds blossoming, light, and comfort spreading the Christian message despite unfriendly soil.
An old religious reflection discusses duties of a Christian worker, noting readiness for service, prayer, and constant vigilance. It contrasts spiritual aims with worldly distractions and recalls students considering college, families funding education, and fathers supporting their children’s race in life.
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