15 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1892
Page
1
A dialogue between Baptists and Pedobaptists on whether baptism and circumcision align under the two dispensations. They discuss Paul's baptism, infant covenant, faith and repentance, and the Abrahamic covenant, with doctrinal references from Acts and Galatians. The piece closes with a moral tale and reflections on immediate action.
Warm friends improve health and happiness more than wealth. A single friend outvalues gold or gems, and sorrow over losing one cannot be bought back. Hazlitt, a heart shut from the rude day, longs for connection. Do not discard friendship for petty jealousy or roughness.
A speaker laments the nation as a cradle and grave and calls for continued Godly support of American institutions. He stresses that future generations deserve the same privileges and that the present must secure enduring moral guidance from the divine.
A speaker notes how weakness can elevate family life through patience and gentleness. Ill and invalid relatives inspire selflessness, kindness, and gratitude, turning sorrow into charitable acts. A friend's serene expression after years of pain embodies resilience and cheerful resignation.
The article argues that regular exercise prepares individuals for emergencies and aids in longevity. It cites a man who died after rescuing valuables from a fire and a clergyman who collapsed after a long bike trip, then praises exercise as pleasure and moral improvement. It also notes examples like Bryant, Gladstone, and John Kiesson as persistent exercisers.
A historical card juxtaposes Thomas Jeffersons ten maxims with a comic anecdote about a German professor who, in absent mindedness, wears a pancake and molasses as if the pancake were a napkin after his wife accidentally places a pancake and pitcher of molasses near him.
A wall placard at Baron Rothschilds bank displays stern business maxims urging meticulous detail, prompt action, forward courage, patience in troubles, integrity, honesty, timely debt payments, sobriety, and hard work as keys to success.
The article stresses early preparations for haying and harvest, urging farmers to secure sufficient labor, tools, and machinery. It warns against cheap implements, emphasizes planning and supervision, and notes that cutting grass or grain around bloom time yields best profits, with clover hay to be cut early as blossoms fade.
An eye specialist warns that cheap standard editions flood readers with blurred print, harming sight. He notes public schools reduced nearsightedness via round-eyed instruction but fears mass cheap books and encyclopedias will injure innocents' eyes.
The remark contrasts ancient light with modern awareness, noting time’s paradox. It reflects on perpetual depth of light and the centuries of memory behind present thought.
The article asserts that many illnesses stem from impure blood and presents Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the best specific yet found for blood diseases. It frames the remedy as a universal cure by cleansing the blood.
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