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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1870

Page

4

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It Is Too Late A Sermon On Forgiveness And Judgment

A dramatic sermon fragment laments the moment of decision as the wall of flame and a dying father meet. It contrasts the return of the wayward son with the fatal death of the father and the delayed pardon arriving from the King’s express as fearful words echo it is too late. The preacher warns listeners to heed God’s voice today before the final judgment.

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Thoughts for Young Men in a Tangled Age

Fragmentary reflection urging youths to choose a direct path in life. It warns against scattered, unfocused efforts and argues the straight line forward leads to success, emphasizing fitness for chosen work and deliberate progress. The voice cites discipline, purpose, and steady advancement as keys to achievement.

Amusing Bits From A Sunday Page Of Wit

A tangle of quips and anecdotes to amuse, features quizzical lines about courting tricks, a boy from the West on liars, a debating society joke, and humorous notices on church life, manners, and a Boston Panitheopticon joke. It records witty lines about fish, dogs, prompts about velvet pews, and a Baltimore woman’s verse to her god.

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