22 Sep 1898
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1898
Page
1
The store highlights new fall and winter purchases across all departments. Shoppers are urged to buy dependable goods at reasonable prices, with emphasis on fresh gowns and fashionable stock. Early buyers are portrayed as pleased buyers.
A fashion note highlights the growing variety and appeal of black gowns each season. Designers and weavers from around the world present their latest creations, inviting readers to view the new range.
Pennsylvania Republican State Chairman John P. Elkin defends the party against Wanamaker backed charges. He rebuts claims of misdeeds, defends McKinley era policy, and details past political deals while praising Republican achievements and warning against opposition narratives.
Public religious commentary argues success is measured by faithfulness to God and moral integrity, citing Paul and martyrs as examples. It contrasts worldly gain with spiritual quality and recalls General Haskell’s death from apoplexy after supporting troops.
The state department asked Consul General Short at Constantinople to verify reports that the U S consular agent at Candia Crete was killed in the recent massacre. A cable from the consul general says no definite information could be learned from Candia due to difficult communications.
A factory worker in the state joins a Christian Endeavor society after feeling unfulfilled. Through kindness and guidance from the Endeavorers she grows confident, studies more, and becomes active. Her progress inspires others as she gathers factory girls into the society and eventually the church.
The passage argues missions seek not just conversion but to establish in every land a self supporting self governing self propagating church. It envisions founding local churches developing native ministry creating Christian institutions and then decreasing as Jesus must increase. The reach covers all lands lacking a living church.
The remark praises Jesus as a trusted, familiar friend who frequented the Bethany home, blessing the women and their brother. The speaker urges that such a teacher be named in all times and places, highlighting his good life and approachable manner. Professor J. P. McCaskey offers the tribute.
A sermon from Epworth League urges believers to bear fruit through abiding in Jesus. It compares to the fig tree parable, warns of fruitlessness, and emphasizes divine life flowing through believers to save and bless others while preserving their own souls.
An assemblage of historical examples urges kindness to the boy regardless of attire or family status. Edison wore yellow breeches in winter and Lincoln lived in a log cabin while Milton and Hogarth faced early struggles, underscoring that talent may emerge from humble surroundings.
A collection of quotes on virtue and salvation. Rev. E I D Pepper speaks of composure in rain and spiritual protection. A ministerly rebuke warns against buying souls with money. Frances E Willard urges consistent daily living and avoidance of secret sins. Christian Standard critiques Wesleyan perfection as hindered by carnality.
A devotional line affirms believers trust in God’s proximity amid danger, declaring faith over fear and portraying spiritual resilience in adversity.
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