05 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
1
The text honors those who endure illness and world weariness yet strive to serve and stay free. It contrasts brave fearlessness with the quieter courage of years of hardship. The passage from Harper's Weekly elevates compassionate perseverance over triumphal pride.
Dr J A Iss preaches on James 1 21 stressing that saving souls depends on receiving and living by God s word. The graft metaphor shows scripture must transform hearts not merely be accepted, with trials and time needed to bear holy fruit. The talk urges consistent Christian living aligned with faith.
The piece urges stopping to rest and seek divine guidance through meditation and prayer. It compares spiritual replenishment to feeding at Christ’s table, cites biblical examples, and notes how continued study deepens understanding. It concludes that Christians should seek greater faithfulness to gain larger, ongoing insights from the Holy Spirit.
Benjamin Franklin Newcomer who died in Baltimore left $50 000 to charitable institutions in the city. The will directs $25 000 to the Home for Orphans and $10 000 to the Poor Association and the Maryland School for the Blind. He also leaves $3 000 to the Little Sisters of the Poor and $2 000 to the Society for the Protection of Children.
Henkel and Co of New Market Virginia publish the Shenandoah Valley weekly newspaper every Thursday. The paper costs $1 per year and offers diverse printing services including church minutes and school catalogs. Office established in 1806.
The piece argues worship centers on God’s infinite worth and human character. It links praise, prayer, faith, and obedience to worship, then treats giving as a price-based measure of divine worth. It quotes biblical prompts and cites widow’s offering and church support as tests of true devotion.
A religious reflection asserts souls become sweet not by removing acid fluids but by embracing a great love and the Spirit of Christ. The scripture-like message describes Christ’s Spirit interpenetrating individuals to purify and transform.
A sermon warns against serving both God and mammon and stresses wholehearted devotion. It cites Jesus’ rebuke of Laodicea for lukewarm faith and contrasts the “strenuous life” with stagnant, hopeless inaction, urging fervent spiritual commitment over half-heartedness.
The article urges deep Bible study as essential to holy living and success in any vocation. It compares professional dedication to labor in scripture and notes the text book of past wisdom guides every life emergency, urging readers to spend hours with the Bible to reap a better life.
The Lenten season is urged as a time for meditation and devotion not merely outward practice. The commentary warns against focusing on activity over inner faith, insisting true devotion shapes outward life and inspires readiness to serve the Master in any field.
A line of Bibles Testaments Hymn Books and similar items is available at the Henkel and Company office in New Market Virginia. Printing services may also be obtained from Henkel and Company in New Market Virginia.
Four years after a painful visit, a doctor recalls the Judge Rush family. The Judge’s wife Mary, the loyal nurse, and Harry, the son, reveal hidden jealousy and loss. The couple’s baby died last March, haunting Mary and shaping the Judge’s softened justice and faith as the doctor contemplates a final journey.
A collection of brief quotations on sorrow and endurance. Ian Maclaren speaks on bearing sorrows, God’s help restoring the broken, while Mrs. Whitney and Robert Collyer frame noble living through bereavement as gospelCentered in faith, resilience, and renewal.
A mother teaches a child that faith in Christ is possible now. The exchange asks how old one must be to be within Jesus care. The child replies he can be a Christian now, without growing older, and the mother confirms the teaching of letting little ones come unto Him.
An editorial critique exposes a dilapidated lean-to kitchen on a farm and urges immediate upgrades. It contrasts the spotless parlor and bedroom with flies in the kitchen and warns of mounting medical costs and hardship for the wife. The piece calls for selling a horse to fund a modern, well equipped kitchen and warns of a scheming widow after sixty.
A church minute printing urges moral discipline with tips to rise early on Saturdays, read Scriptures methodically, attend church twice, study divinity, and meditate to shed worldly soil. It notes special attention to church printing and advertises a large wired toilet paper package offered by the office.
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