27 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
1
Poem prayer urging decisive effort and redirection of energy toward service to others. The speaker asks for divine aid to move her hand and mind to fulfill personal duties beyond self, in a world of needy people.
The piece argues that punishment is inherent to justice and divine order, from God as Father to civil and ecclesiastical authority. It contrasts eternal punishment with mercy, discusses heaven as a present mindset, and defends belief in truth amid skepticism, urging readiness and faithful labor.
Local printing firm HENKEL & Co. of New Market Virginia advertises prompt orders for church minute printing and other printing services.
A local offer advertises a yearly paper subscription available for a single cash payment at a discounted rate. The notice emphasizes affordability and immediate purchase.
A historical reflection argues unselfishness harms when misdirected by mothers. It cites examples of overbearing relatives who enable dependency and limit daughters’ opportunities, urging daughters to share in leisure and travel while mothers relinquish vanity and selfcare.
A late improved edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary is offered for sale at the office. It is presented as a lasting and useful gift idea.
Henkel and Co at New Market Virginia publish Shenandoah Valley a weekly local newspaper every Thursday. Annual price is one dollar. They offer all kinds of job printing and specialize in church minutes and school catalogs. Office established in 1806.
The sermon argues true unselfishness lies in giving to the Lord rather than hoarding for family. It warns savings left for descendants may breed folly and poverty, urging that only wealth given to divine causes endures. It quotes Leek parish monument sentiments and asserts dying rich means nothing if treasure is not in heaven.
A nine year old wins a prize for a five minute composition on How to Overcome Habit. His joke essay explains that removing letters from the word habit yields new words and proves you must throw off habit altogether to gain freedom.
In Berlin a micro watch is described as the marvel of human skill weighing less than two grains and under a quarter inch in diameter. The owner paid 1946 for it. Arabic numerals, red engraved, diamond chip setting, stem-wind and stem-pull setting.
The speaker urges unwavering devotion to God and rejection of money seeking and worldly lodges. He contrasts Lot's example in Sodom with the church that compromises, arguing true righteousness requires testimony against sin and avoiding acceptance of unbelief.
Jennie struggles with a read back puzzle from John a slip reads If they t put. Jennie asks how to read it and John explains the phrase If the grate be empty put coal on. Helen Sage Nyack NY notes the exchange
The more scripture is read with diligence the more beautiful it appears and the less relish there is for light superficial reading. A satisfaction is felt in perusal that no human composition can excite.
Dialogue shows Dr Pill and Dr Pellet discussing payment trouble with a difficult family. Dr Pill recalls obtaining a nickel from a choking child while Dr Pellet says he never managed to get any money from them.
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