Funeral of a King and River of Blessings Emphasized
The piece reflects on the crucifixion and burial of Jesus, contrasts royal neglect with humble mourning, and extols the biblical rivers of God as sources of grace. It cites Luther on the Sabbath, faith, and charity, and closes with reflections on reading as a path to culture and wisdom.
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Feeling What We Give A Missionary Report
A missionary recounts a field report urging donors to give with feeling. The speaker recalls hearing a pastor’s remark about giving twenty dollars and feeling it, contrasting with a lesser gift. The message inspired the speaker to increase giving, even borrowing to make a meaningful contribution.
Cherry Blossom and Primrose Dialogue of Duty and Joy
The white cherry blossom longs to be loved for itself alone while the modest primrose values a rich heart that outlives its petals. The blossom yields, discards its petals, and continues its quiet mission in a tale of contentment and mutual care.
Luther on Preaching and the Humble Pastor
Luther argues preachers should target the poor and unlearned, avoiding ostentation or state politics. He condemns ambitious clergy who seek praise through learned display and high topics, urging plain teaching like a mother feeding a child rather than scholarly show.
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Qureed
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Pomer
How to Rest Learn to rest before work and change scenes
Resting requires a shift in routine and activities not just sleep. Loafing is not rest and days with nothing to do fail to refresh. The best rest comes from changing pace, using different faculties, and often engaging in active, carefree pursuits. A cheerful mindset and moderation protect the stomach, the loyal friend.
It Was His Mother
A crowded car scene shows a well dressed young couple and several ladies boarding at Sterl avenue. A gray haired woman stands while the young man offers his seat to his mother, while his sister resents the lack of introduction and the girl blushes with embarrassment.
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A playful ad note hints at a paper subscription deal
The fragment hints at a lighthearted line about a girl revealing big shoes and modest feet, then pivots to a subscription pitch offering 52 weeks of the paper for $1 cash in advance.
Protect the Home and Its Quiet Harbor
The piece urges making home life sweet and peaceful. It contrasts the storm of business with the harbor of home and advises praising a spouse and children for good deeds rather than nitpicking. It stresses dropping grumbling and fostering a nurturing, appreciative home atmosphere.
Instinctive Shot Ends Buffalo Charge
A hunter recalls a near-automatic reflex that saved him when a wounded buffalo burst from scrub. He fired instinctively as the creature charged, dropping it with a brain shot before his heart could register fear. The moment underscored the uncanny accuracy of trained reflexes in danger.
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Sam
No Married Woman Sympathizes With An Old Bachelor
A wry proverb notes that no married woman ever sympathized with an old bachelor while every married man did. The line implies common social attitudes about marriage and bachelorhood.
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Dever
The Bicycle to Blame in Voices and Duets
A controversy swirls over bicycles affecting women's voices and singing teachers diverge on riding impact. Some instructors advocate riding while others ban it as voices are heard loudly and mouths stay open on the wheel.
Linen envelopes offered by Henkel & Co in New Market
Linen envelopes sizes 7 to 12 inches long available at Henkel & Co office New Market Va for mailing fancy work. Trial subscription to the paper for one year offered to prove its value.
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