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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
6
A sermon on Jesus overcoming the world under betrayal, mockery, and death. It highlights resisting worldly smiles, suspicions, and fame, choosing spiritual means, and finding peace in Christ. The piece exhorts calm courage, patience, and steadfast faith leading to victory through Jesus.
A devotional reflection urges careful sowing of daily seeds for eternal reward. It cites biblical verse and compares natural harvest laws to spiritual fruit, noting seeds may yield thirty, sixty, or a hundredfold. It invites readers to consider what they sow for the Master in light of eternity.
A sermon excerpt emphasizes the spirit of philanthropy as the Spirit of Christ behind medical knowledge and the profession's noble names, noting that true religiosity may be that which does not count at all.
A compact SundaySchool lesson outlines Jesus baptism by John at the Jordan and his 40 days of fasting in the wilderness northwest of Jericho. It details his humanity, divine mission, and three tested temptations shaping his public ministry.
A contemplative piece argues that religion should shape business by guiding workers toward noble aims and truthful service. It asserts daily toil can become a hymn to heaven when greed is forsaken and the life of worthy service governs commerce, testing religion through its character and outcomes.
The Methodist churches of Colorado recently celebrated fifty years of Methodism in the state. Rev. Jacob Adriance, the first Methodist pastor in Colorado, is still living and preached from the same text and location in Denver where he spoke fifty years ago.
A sermon on the 1 Tim 6:18 exhorting that true goodness lies in present deeds. It contrasts good for nothing people with those who do positive good now, criticizing passivity and boasting about past piety. It argues merit comes only from active, constructive behavior.
The text argues fullness and beauty come from the religious spirit not memorized etiquette or medical books. It claims the Lord loves good cheer and hearty laughter, tying a perfect life to spiritual vitality and wholesome happiness.
The advertisement presents a Paris Pattern No 3136 shirtwaist with a distinctive collar and cuffs, cross edge as a decorate feature, shown in fray blue madras with smoke pearl buttons. It notes fabric options, five sizes 32 to 40, yardage requirements by width, and requests 10 cents to Pattern Department with name, address, size, and pattern number.
Pattern department note describes Paria No 3138 a fashionable nine gores skirt usable in narrow or wide weave fabrics including silk serge velvet and velveteen. It features a panel front braided option, no hip fullness, and an inverted box plait at the back. Sizes 24 to 32 with yardage for nap or non nap material.
A collage of stray notes and ads features everything from a purse found scene to enduring patent medicines and humorous tidbits. It showcases local sentiment, product pitches, and light anecdotes, including a humane Cuba anecdote and jokes about remedies, morals, and old-time commerce.
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