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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1897
Page
7
Fragmentary prose-poem reflection on loss and faith with devotional lines about heaven, saints, and gathering in the final home. It contrasts sorrow with hopeful belief in Christ, angels, and victorious life beyond death, urging perseverance and unity among faithful.
The article discusses self supporting mission churches in the Acts and epistles, praising independent, self funded efforts that sound the word of the Lord beyond their borders. It contrasts indigenous self reliance with older societies and highlights education, self denial, and home partners sustaining missions as cornerstones.
A Ben-O.ig congratulates and prays for the Crossbearer's Missionary Reading Circle urging unity among Christians. He notes Evangelical Alliance membership since 1878 and hopes the effort will expand Messiah's kingdom, break partition walls, and realize John 17 21 as a practical reality.
A collection of brief maxims and spiritual counsel on virtue duty gratitude and faith. Passages urge honesty with God and self reliance warn against false belief in salvation by works and remind readers that perseverance and humility sustain believers.
Condensed schedule for Southern Railway effective Nov 22 1896 detailing daily and frequent trains from Raleigh to Norfolk and other points. Notes include connections at Greensboro Selma Salisbury and Charlotte, with express and limited trains to Danville Richmond Goldsboro Wilmington and Atlanta, plus a reminder to renew subscriptions.
An assortment of early 20th century ads promoting services and goods. Notes on agency offerings, harnesses, a grass cutter named Buckeye, Boss Washing Machine, a spray machine, organ pianos, feed cutters, Crystal Farm Bells, and Iron Age Cultivator. Prices listed for various regions.
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