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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1892
Page
7
A sermon on Rizpah guarding the corpses of Saul’s seven sons, using her steadfast vigil to illustrate maternal courage. The preacher links the tale to modern mothers, warns against generational sin, and urges active care for those in danger, ending with a call to moral duty and heavenly watchfulness.
A collage of vignettes recounts a cautionary mouse tale from St. Louis Republic, a marsh hawk description, pin making from New York Advertiser, and a beloved dog Prince from Doll's Dressmaker. It preserves era newspaper voice with childlike anecdotes and moral notes.
Prince, a large Newfoundland with silky black curls and a single white neck spot, grew up with Aunt Jane. Four mischievous boys teased him, and he could stay indoors only when Uncle Matt visited with Aunt Sarah and the two girls Fannie and Josephine, who loved to feed and pet him.
Frank G. Carpenter tours Moscow describing the Kremlin walls several gates including the sacred Gate of the Redeemer and the czars crowns. He notes the vast treasury with £600,000,000 in gold and jewels, the gold basins and large silver bells in Ivan the Great Tower, and the sea of green trees and churches rising above the Moscow river.
The Mosiem despise bells as they invite evil spirits and avoid them in mosques or churches. They employ Muezzins stationed in the mina rets who call five times daily to assemble for prayers with the cry There is no God but God and Mekeaniand is his prophet.
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