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Newspaper
Wilson News
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
6
A fragmentary verse passage extols simple virtues over flashy wealth and fame. Repeated lines praise gentle hearts, humble wisdom, motherly care, trust in God, and unfinished gifts, ending with a cryptic reference to a child in God’s crest and a misquoted king.
The piece extols the Bible as a source of illumination shaping personal trials and public life. It cites figures from Augustine to Luther and Luther’s peers, noting how single verses altered lives and eras, while a humorous anecdote about A. W. Lyman in the Cuban campaign folds in.
The Epworth Herald highlights knee thinking as the best posture for wise decisions. It argues that leaders and pastors show true guidance through humble, prayerful deliberation rather than forceful authority.
Dr. Talmage urges practiced greetings as a moral duty and social grace. The essay praises friendly salutation, noting nods, measured head movements, and the handshake as a deliberate, character shaping action.
The passage urges readers to search scripture for the many titles of Jesus describing his relation to suffering and humanity. It traces a progression from Prophet to Priest to King, noting his roles as teacher and savior shaping lives for all peoples.
Dr Banks recounts the biblical tale of Achan from Joshua and draws a parallel to Eve, showing how seeing leads to coveting then taking and hiding. He argues covetousness devastates families and mirrors the universal pattern of sin across history.
The text explains global coal distribution: one third of 650,660,000 tons from the United States mines, with Britain at 218,000,000 tons, Germany at 124,000,000, and other European nations producing several million tons each. Spain contributes 20,000,000 tons, while China under mines little due to primitive methods. adoption of British mechanical methods could raise China’s coal output by at least 25 percent.
Poetic verses describe Easter lilies and candlelit altar scenes. Three youths are depicted in reverent acts one sways to unseen music one whispers Jesus name and one prays with a smile toward heaven from a youths companion publication.
In Central Park a weary woman, worn by sorrow, finds solace when an elderly stranger speaks of spring’s renewal. The pair recall childhood gardens, violets and lilies as the season lifts spirits and renews hope despite past heartaches. A parlor joke about a doctor and a blue fly adds a light note.
The article extols rose bags as superior to iris and lavender for fragrance. It explains drying petals on newspaper in sun or a warm room for about a day, then placing them in net or silk bags with rose essence. It notes occasional shaking to release moisture and to preserve aroma.
A lyrical plea recalls enduring affection and the ache of distance. The speaker asks whether the bond can endure the coming years or fade into memory, urging the beloved to respond honestly about a final chance for their past tenderness.
Ancient cedar boats buried along the Nile are judged to be about 4500 years old and illustrate cedar wood’s remarkable resistance to decay over millennia. The find offers insight into early Egyptian boat construction and timber use.
Distressing stomach weakness and indigestion claim cure by South American Nervine Tonic. Text asserts relief starts with first dose and guarantees cure for all. Promotes universal health benefits, safe and pleasant. Sold by E. F. Nadal Druggist in Wilson, N Y.
The instructions describe building a medium sized dog kennel with a front opening, sloped roof, and ventilation holes. It specifies dimensions around 54 inches by 34 inches, with 34 inches height, large side and front boards, and a ridge top brace. The guide notes fastening with stout nails and painting for exterior durability.
An old note reports saplings once unused for fret and cordwood now converted into pasteboard. A tree felled at Gatrenten Viecerk was processed at dawn into pulp then paper by evening and distributed as a data paper the next day.
A garbled prose piece muses on singing and artistic struggle, mentioning attempted singing and ruptured voice. It references themes of performance, emotion, and perception in a fragmented style. The text hints at a critic’s view of an artist’s struggle with tone and form.
Fragmentary report notes cyclists in Denmark restricted by law to speeds no faster than a cab in towns. The text also mentions a passion flower and South American forests with unclear context.
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