19 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
1
Irenaeus notes Lent as six weeks excluding Sundays with Ash Wednesday start. Charlemagne added four days to reach forty. The section argues character alone is insufficient without regeneration, repentance, faith, and holy living as evidence within a Scriptural Church. Presbyterian.
A devotional Latin prayer fragment from Gilbert Pennsylvania, addressing Christ through Lent. It asks guidance through fasting and penance, to avoid temptation, seek mercy, and remain steadfast until eternal praise with God in Paradise.
The article explains Lent aims to increase church service, Word hearing, and alms giving through self denial. It covers Ash Wednesday, Passion Week, catechumen preparation, and Holy Week rites, stressing Christ’s voluntary humiliation and the obligation to live for Him through faithful service to others.
A reading of maxims on sowing and reaping and the soul's growth. Robertson asserts compassion yields love and humble action deepens virtue, while Tennyson argues a deeply lived mind doubts not the soul's ongoing progress after death.
Special attention to church minute printing and other printing tasks in New Market Virginia. Orders solicited by Henxxr and Company offering various printing services for minutes and related church and community notices.
Mr Moody recounts a father son moment about prayer and conscience. A boy says he has prayed but refuses to confess inward wrong until his mother forgives him and he fully prays. The tale contrasts saying prayers with truly praying to cleanse a troubled heart.
Smith and Jones discuss the death of their friend Brown. Jones confirms the death by hanging. The exchange hints at a grim, perhaps mocking, remark about suicide.
The church admits sinners without requiring perfection. Judas Ananias Sapphira and other unfaithful members did not stop the church's mission. Whosoever believes and strives for life in Christ is welcomed, with ongoing private prayer and public worship confirming penitence and need for forgiveness.
Louis Albert Banks argues modern Christianity suffers from the absence of the fireside church in Christian homes. He stresses secret prayer as essential and public prayer as a duty, but says the sweetest fellowship and strongest character come from family worship by the mercy seat.
The sermon urges lay members to stop idle complaints and join in church labor. It decries those who attend services yet neglect effort, calling them drones, and stresses cooperation between ministers and laity to expand gospel outreach. The speaker cites Hezekiah era duty and quotes Luther.
The poem elevates God s mercies as constant blessings guiding life from dawn to night. It praises divine care, guidance, and unfailing love from the Father, calling Him Shepherd and Friend. The poet pledges to proclaim God s greatness through ages eternal and notes natural imagery as witnesses to mercy.
An Irishman named Pat digs a well to twenty five feet, it collapses with no one nearby. He hides in bushes as neighbors assume he is inside, then reappears after workers clear earth. He thanks the diggers for "relieving" him of the job, provoking laughs.
After a war lecture, Mr Ruskin urged women to restrict wars by moral action. He claimed poverty and misery stem from women’s selfishness and called on Christian women to mourn fallen creatures and wear mourning only with black without jewels until wars cease.
A tale contrasts one man who saved five cents a day from cigars to buy books, yielding $109.50 after six years and better health and self respect. It then offers simple home remedies for accidents including plasters, arnica, vaseline, witch hazel, linseed mix for burns, and wound care tips.
A playful classroom moment opens with a child answering who Ananias was. The voice then shifts to social chatter about a charming local figure Maude-Caskell and a teasing remark about a troublesome suitor. The clipping ends with an advertisement for fashionable paper goods from Henkel & Co. in New Market Virginia.
A collage of aphorisms on daily living and humor. Includes reflections on savings and effort, light humor about weather and subscription jokes, and short exchanges about weather, family, and prophecies. A window into light domestic editorial humor and everyday wisdom.
Poem recalling the Shenandoah Valley with rugged hillsides and forests, praising God’s care and quiet faith. The speaker envisions Heaven’s light, calm peace, and enduring joy in youth haunts, ending with a signature line from C. A. Fonerden of Baltimore dated February 7, 1902.
War correspondent Graham defends Schley and Santiago, arguing a second court martial would crush his enemies. The book features 500 pages of facts and 50 photos, challenging charges against Schley while prompting critics and supporters to volley about Roosevelt and presidential chances.
A reader is invited to sample Around the Pan published by Nutshell Publishing Co of New York. The frontispiece features a single line portrait of President McKinley with shading and detachment effects. The work is billed as uniquely original and priced at $2 with accompanying text beyond the pictures.
A practical tip advises horse owners to blanket their horses during cold stops to prevent chills. Ensure blankets fit properly and monitor for overheating. Prioritize dry, clean coverings and check for rubbing or restricted movement.
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