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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
4
Hepworth argues that humanity bears divine spark and that religion should inspire, not depress, by recognizing human origin in God. He contrasts secular arts with spiritual growth, urging believers to embrace strength, destiny, and practical Christian work toward a radiant, resilient faith.
A proposal to supply Foggia Bari and Lecco in Haltan province with Appennine water via a 163 mile aqueduct and branches extending total length to 867 miles is under discussion in parliament.
Advice on protecting farm tools from dew rain and sun. Left unprotected implements lose efficiency and lifespan. covering, painting, and oiling wood parts can extend life and save costs. Regular maintenance with paint or oil plus crude petroleum offers preservation benefits.
A local notice promotes a year of subscription for one dollar spot cash. The offer highlights affordability and immediate payment terms, urging readers to act quickly to secure the deal.
Farmers urged to set out fruit trees, proper feeding for cows and heifers, and disciplined milking routines. Advice covers churn timing, breeding, crowding poultry, selective sorting, and marketing ducks and turkeys with specific feeds and growth targets.
The piece advises on selecting small early migh pig breeds for cheap meat, turkey breeding tips, and the dangers of overfeeding cows and horses. It discusses using grain when feeding, manure differences, mixing pig and horse manure, and the benefits of boiling or scalding grain to aid digestion.
Instructions describe making apple chutney with onions raisins ginger sugar cayenne salt mustard seed and vinegar plus sealing in jars. Also details a tomato pickle with small tomatoes salt, vinegar, sugar mustard seed cloves white pepper and mace, boiled and jarred for readiness in about ten days.
A simple brown butter roux is made with one tablespoon butter and flour, then seasoned and simmered with stock. Add chopped mushrooms, cook until heated, finish with egg yolk and butter, then stir in parsley and serve.
The newest sofa-pillow idea for a bride uses old trousseau ribbons and silk scraps. Smallest pieces create a very rich effect in a grandmother style patch work pattern.
Charles St. Harris of Williamsport Pennsylvania has created a device to dispose of refuse instantly and odorlessly. It replaces a pipe with a heated passage that carbonizes solid waste while smoke carries away odors. The hopper opens to load trash and tilts to empty remaining matter into the firebox.
A conundrum party on Clinton Ave ends with a slaveowner grandfather recalling the past. After all the young folk answer, he steps out chuckling claiming the old difference was nine hundred dollars. The remark suggests a racist joke about slave era prices.
Mabel Percy Haskell recalls Elsie Hensler the Boston girl who became the Countess of Edia after marrying King Ferdinand of Portugal. They chose retirement at Cintra Palace, declined the Spanish throne in 1869, and she remained beloved by the royal family after Ferdinand’s death in 1885.
Howard Martin describes the Chinese man of fashion as a social climber who values ancestral display over money. He details jade rings nails and ornate robes as symbols of status, the retinue and gambling as integral parts of life, and finishes with a stark note on cleanliness and dignity.
A neighbor keeps a tame white sea gull and cat sharing a doorstep, the gull healed after being shot and fed by the man who tamed it. A tale of a child misreading a drawing shows a girl sitting rather than standing. Also included is Mr. Gosnell's method to restrain a breachy horse using a knotted rope and passing ends.
Local printer offers quality job printing with envelopes at 50 cents per 100 plus 30 cents per additional 100 and church envelopes at 25 cents per 100 with 20 cents per extra 100. Also lists a catalog of religious books including almanacs and catechisms with prices, promotions for infant baptism works, Bible stories, and church history titles.
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