Walk in wisdom toward them that are without
Sermon urges church members to live wisely toward nonmembers, highlighting baptism as entry into the church, faith in Christ, and duties like mission support, personal conduct, and protecting the reputation of the church. It emphasizes living righteously, avoiding worldliness, and promoting charity and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostle
St. Paul
Church OF Christ Jesus
Church of Christ
Christ’s Church
Book of Concord
Christ
Nicodemus
John
Church of the Living Redeemer
South View
Our Lutheran Church
Roanoke
Salem
Virginia
God
Rom
Philippi
Church of God
Ephraim
Israel
Timothy
Christ Jesus
Our Lord
Father
Phil
Faery
Proper Newspaper Style Tips From a 19th Century Leader
The piece urges readers to write neatly with ink, include a clear heading, maintain margins, and use correct spelling. It advocates turning the sheet with the heading visible, avoid hieroglyphics, and keep lines and margins balanced while posting a dictionary for difficult words. It closes by noting these small guidelines are important to the publisher.
A Young Humorist on Conventions and Grammar
A schoolteacher asks Johnny to parse the word convention and determine if it is political. The boy replies that knowing it is political would help him assume nominative case, illustrating a quip on language and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
The Golden Opportunity Stemming From Loss
A Sunday School Times meditation on how losing a pet opportunity can become life’s true chance to rise above misfortune. It urges patience, cheerful endurance, and willing effort as the opportune response, turning disappointment into character triumph. Please pay for your paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Times
Over-Eating and Its Effects on Digestion and Sleep
Excess food disturbs digestion causing decomposition, gas and bilious states. Eat slowly and limit portions to bodily needs. Include balanced albumen fats and carbs. avoid indigestible foods and overly varied meals. Physical activity influences appetite and sleep. haymakers need heavy food for sustained work.
Notable June issue and local ads mix of quotes
The passage blends ad copy and criticism toward a June issue of a magazine described as mammoth with 164 pages. It highlights essays on insanity and genius, religion, reform, dress reform, and a maize symposium, plus printing services from Henkwat Co. and a village shop in New Market Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
D. D
Chicago
Helen Campbell
Hattie C. Flower
Nfamlin Garland
The
Arena
Arthur McDonald
Marion D. Shutter
R. B. Leach
West
A. C. Fis
I. E. Dean
W. Sanders
Union For Practical Progress
Mr. Flower
National Council of Women of America
Boston
Frances E. Russell
National Council
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J. Paul Stire Walt, A. M
New Market
London
Humanity
Munsey
New York
le Crmatral Walle Journal of Health
Origen
Isaac
Washington News
Henkwat & Co
New Market, VA
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