13 Dec 1899
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1899
Page
1
A devotional verse urging lifelong service to God and a purified life. It emphasizes sanctification of youth and joy in serving Christ, breaking with the past, and dedicating oneself to noble purpose and active work for truth, with Mrs. H. 8 Armitage as the signer.
A sermon-like meditation on Matthew 25:41 and the fate of the cursed, detailing the origin and certainty of eternal punishment and describing the callous indifference of those damned. It warns that neglect of mercy and self-denial leads to doom, while the righteous inherit life eternal.
A London writer critiques civilization’s weakness, arguing faith in God sustains strength. He contrasts Boers’ religious devotion with a British loss of faith amid luxury and ease. The rural Gospel, he says, builds vigor and character, making faith the greatest word in our language.
Advertises several persons to act as district office managers in their counties. Pays yearly $609, with weekly installments. Describes desirable employment with unusual opportunities. Requires references and an SASE to J. A. Park, 820 Caxton Building, Chicago. November 29, 1916.
The article discusses the concept of islands of the blessed as a spiritual goal and encourages congregations to prepare Christmas gifts for pastors. It offers practical advice on collecting contributions, choosing suitable presents, and ensuring universal participation to honor pastoral service.
Emile Benard, winner of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst's $30,000 prize for UC plans, sails from Paria to New York to supervise a team of American architects. He estimates $80,000,000 will be spent on buildings and gardens, with completion expected in at least twenty years, and a capacity to educate and house 5,000 students.
We recently secured a few copies of the sermon by Rev. Dr. P. O. Henkel. The 32 page tract contains serious material on immorality and is offered for sale at 10 cents each. Address Henkel & Co. New Market Shenandoah County Va. tf
A wide selection of Testaments in plain bindings offered at the office. Prices run from 7 to 860 each, inviting readers to purchase as a keepsake or identity of faith.
Translated verses and dialogues from the York County Conference feature religious reflections on the 1900s start and how time is God given. The piece moves through sermonlike questions on duty, prayer, and virtue, with excerpts from Phillips Brooks and Franklin letters about belief and morality.
The article argues that vice earns unconsciously its tribute to virtue as humans seek self conquest. It contrasts the self disciplined with the sluggard and drunkard who avoid claiming to overcome impulses. It cites Prof James on pain, obedience, and the joy of overcoming as signs of virtue.
A guidance note advises speakers to avoid showing emotion when saying I don’t care. It emphasizes neutral tone and consistent delivery to prevent readers from perceiving personal sentiment.
A compact reflection on true gentlehood defined by noble courtesy and heightened sensitiveness to gratitude. The passage emphasizes that genuine refinement arises from mindful manners and sincere appreciation.
A humorous report describes two young Black laborers hired to weed onions. They start from opposite ends of a row and meet in the middle. One declares he is closer to the other, sparking a playful exchange about distance.
A brief public notice urges subscribers to remember an important matter essential to the business. The tone is forthright and essential, stressing urgency and the need for action by readers to avoid disruption. The message names no specific individuals or dates, focusing on collective responsibility.
The statement argues that divine glory is not achieved by Christians showing acrid temper. It presents the idea as a universal truth about temperance and virtue in religious life.
Bold ad seeks bright honest persons for 48 manager positions in this and nearby counties. Salary $000 yearly and 6x per month, straight bona fide. Office work mainly at home. References from any bank in any town. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Dept.8 Chicago B Bop 27 26s)
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