03 Jun 1891
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1891
Page
1
A verse on nature cleaning the world by Anna M. Pratt followed by religious excerpts praising the Augsburg Confession and a Haworth Herald meditation on church motives. The pieces juxtapose beauty, tradition, and personal renewal within faith and worship.
A reflective survey traces how early American Lutherans encountered the Book of Concord, recounting Dr. Seiss and Rev. Dr. Sprecher, their shifts toward confessional fidelity, and a call for unity in doctrine over mere uniformity, amid Missouri Synod influence and General Synod debates.
A religious reflection contrasts Christ as Saviour with a harsh judge, asserting sinners in Adam are justified by Christ's blood. It connects modest dress to moral purity, warning that immodest apparel signals corruption and depravity in society.
A passage from American Kindergarten Magazine extols a flea by imagining it giant and armored. It notes a turtle shell like armor with quills, an arched neck, bright eye, piercing tools, a blood-sucking sucker, six legs with powerful jumping ability, and claws for gripping. It also claims a flea can jump a hundred times its length and carry two hundred times its weight.
A storyteller shares a scene where Harry Edmond apologizes after tripping a street vendor, then a fable contrasts true gentleness with showy folly. The piece surveys idealized romance, female dreams, and aging, interwoven with an Irish coffin anecdote ending with a comic miscalculation of age.
A sermon on punishment for sin contrasts physical torment with internal guilt. It argues that remorse, remorse and the sense of sin will gnaw like an undying worm, while the mind remains capable of distinguishing good from evil even after death. It ends urging subscription to Christian Union.
A cookery expert explains perfect frying as the ideal goal. If fat is not hot enough to form a brown crust, it penetrates the food and prevents proper cooking. Tepid fat drenches the item and renders it indigestible, with damage occurring as soon as penetration begins.
A diocese quotes a remark about Chicago Catholics who say or sing the Apostles Creed. The statement suggests the city would frighten hell in a month if all who claim the creed lived there.
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