04 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1890
Page
1
A poem from Harper's Bazar urges looking on the bright side and banishing gloom. It compares sunshine and shadows, cites the proverb as Twig bent, and extols steadfast hope, optimism, and resilience in daily life.
Jerome argues against Holston asserting a purely spiritual resurrection and defends the traditional view that Christ retained a natural body before and after the death and resurrection. He cites Lutherans confessions and Book of Concord to insist the true natural body of Christ originates with the Virgin Mary and is received in the Sacrament, warning against spiritualized interpretations.
Practical notes advise boiling vegetables in boiling water to release starch and preserve juices, discuss peeling potatoes, skin effects, and the role of soft water and salt in cooking. Brief mentions of Confederate generals surviving, listing several living officers and their postwar roles.
A few drops of ammonia in hard water soften it and lift dirt more effectively than soap. It is advised to add a small amount to bathing water. The text also recommends Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy for liver-related sickness.
A man who professes Christianity commits to follow Christ’s teachings, and this obligation becomes binding, especially when he has made a promise. He is required to act in accordance with his faith and keep his commandments at all times.
Physicians recommend Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia. All dealers stock it at $1.00 per bottle. Genuine bottles bear trademark and crossed red lines on wrappers.
An essay extols flowers as a moral influence on children, arguing exposure fosters gentleness and virtue and may reduce crime. It contrasts practical sympathy with platitudes, notes religious revivals in Asia Minor and Persia, and includes a practical kitchen recipe for asparagus soup.
The passage argues that recognizing and admitting errors advances progress and elevates the person. It urges openness to correction, with wise and kind supporters offering help rather than scorn, and ends with a promotional note that Simmons Liver Regulator can prevent despondency caused by a diseased liver.
Wash thoroughly to remove grit and slugs by picking over and rinsing in several waters. Boil spinach twenty minutes to thirty in salted water, drain, and serve with sliced hard boiled egg. Season with salt pepper and vinegar. Some favor chopped spinach with drawn butter, but plain is best. Spinach and asparagus offer wholesome spring qualities.
The advertisement claims pure white soap with no scent from Dobbins' Electric Soap sold since 1865. It contrasts with other soaps saying brown soaps are adulterated with rosin and perfume hides putrid fat. Try it now.
The guidance notes sleeping in a large airy room with sunlight and a fire when possible. If confined to bed or house, ensure the sick room is well lit and free of blinds and curtains. It notes animals seek sunlight when sick.
Brown's Iron Bitters offers relief for neuralgic persons and those troubled with nervousness from care or overwork. The genuine product bears the trademark and crossed red lines on the wrapper.
The passage frames spiritual strength as diamonds in gold and springs from the Rock of Ages. It contrasts comfort with trials and envisions heavenly imagery on a chalice, including jasper emerald sardonyx and jacinth hues flowing as divine light.
At a farmers convention Professor Budd of Iowa advocates turning under rye to improve soil and crop yields, with Ohio and New York farmers citing success in restoring poor ground by sowing rye and plowing under heads before corn. Also notes on Webster’s dictionary ads and humorous exchanges format the page.
The passage speaks of men aged about fifty who will dine today without having settled school debts or fulfilled long protested promises to pay, highlighting urgent financial obligations and unkept commitments.
Henkels & Co announces prompt job printing at close prices with a full line of materials on hand. They promise high quality work and timely completion, inviting orders and vowing to compare favorably with any in the state.
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