11 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
1
The piece reflects on divine instruction as a path to redemption. It emphasizes that lessons from faith, though difficult, yield blessing and training in righteousness. The quotation attributes teaching to Frances Ridley Havergal and notes joy in proclaiming salvation and urging sinners toward it.
The article argues that sin and judgment form the essential backdrop to the Cross, warns against humanitarianism and Pelagianism, and urges stark proclamation of divine justice. It discusses infant baptism, the fate of unbaptized infants, and the hope for infants dying in infancy, emphasizing baptism as a means of grace and the limits of official doctrine. It also reflects on trials, prayer as a life, and the need to abide in Christ through Scripture and church tradition.
An advertisement offers a one year subscription for one dollar spot cash. It highlights a limited time rate and urges quick signup. The exact publication or provider is not specified in the fragment.
A meditation on true success contrasts wealth with virtue and effort. It then details the ceremonial sequence of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra's coronation at Westminster Abbey including key figures and regalia handling.
A historical note cites Henry Wilson as a strong temperance advocate. It quotes his remark that a man does not become a drunkard in one step but starts with one glass, with the first drink leading to the rest.
Aunt Martha questions Silas about a patent gate that opens with a perfect strike and proper mood. Silas notes it is handy yet unreliable, twisting if misused. Sol recalls the seller claiming almost human workings, but Silas warns the mechanism and people can jam when not properly triggered.
A young couple retreat from New York in a canal boat then a ten mile farm with a brave dog Lord Edward. A tramp climbs an apple tree and is thwarted by Pomona and the dog. The intruder negotiates walkaway with marks on the front tree and leaves after summer ends.
A humor essay traces Johnny’s bedtime quips about feeding a lion with a fox sparking a cascade of animal chain logic. It shifts to a reflection that success hinges on staying power and perseverance, then parodies social mores and a political aspirant’s clubside remark about speech keeping others awake.
Southern Railway announces sale of round trip first class tickets from coupon offices in Virginia to Knoxville Tennessee and return for Summer School at Kronville Tenn. Tickets are on sale June 16 17 18 19 20 and June 6 and July 11 16 13 with final return limit August 1 1902 and possibly extended to September 30 1902 with ticket deposit at Knoxville Joint Agent. Continuous passage required. Contact nearest ticket agent for details.
Harpers' Magazine recounts a morning scene in a small village. A barefoot girl in calico arrives at the shop with a blue teacup and asks for an egg worth of molasses. She notes a black hen is on as she departs to fetch ginger for cake.
Southern Railway sells round trip first class tickets from Virginia stations to Asheville North Carolina for the Southern Students Conference and Annual Conference of the Y M C A to be held June 13th to 23d. Tickets on sale June 14th and 15th with return by June 19th 1902. Continuous passage required each direction. Inquiries at nearest Southern Railway ticket agent.
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