Missionary Spirit and The Water of Life Sermon
The article discusses Jesus speaking with the Samaritan woman at the well as a model of missionary zeal. It outlines three points: Christ's divine mission, the water of life he offers, and his ultimate success despite race and social obstacles. It cites sermon planning and Bible readings, and includes reflections from Dr. Stalker and Spurgeon on preaching to modern audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pople
Dey Torre
Chist
Samaria
Jerusalem
Galilee
Jesus
Jacob
Christ
Hils Father
God
Messice
Himmself
Himmself, As the Water Offe. Heathendom
Stalker
Glasgow
Rannoch
Madge
Mia
Royriutiog
Teas
Alway
South Deer Tale
Mutual Benefit Column Its Motto and Reader Notes
A reflective overview of the Mutual Benefit column theme Its motto and public aims. reader messages from Aunt Madge fans share poems kitchen tips and life anecdotes. The letters discuss the column’s role in the American and related periodicals, with reminders of readers seeking recipes rugs and domestic craft ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Perm Communications
Janet
Aunt Madge
Questions About Women and the Pinkham Remedy
A period advertisement advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, reliable treatment for female ailments. It cites vast sales, appeals to readers to avoid untested medicines, and includes multiple patient testimonials praising cures and improvements, with location data from Lynn Massachusetts and various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
Prokataw
Swan Creek
Dean Mus
Pivanan
H.soxpens
40Th St
Philadelphia
Suspense
When some men have the approval of their conscience
A reflective line notes how inner approval can distort moral judgment, likening the inner voice to a loud steam calliope that drowns out quieter conscience cues. The remark implies self-justification can masquerade as moral certainty.
Prohibition Debate in Sabattus High School Speech
Gleason L. Archer of Great Pond argues against Maine Prohibition, urging a high license instead. He frames prohibition as curbing temptation and cites a Sabattus example of a former drinker who prospered in Maine. He warns against aligning state virtue with revenue, predicting erosion of morals and rising rum traffic if law changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabattus High School
Gleason L. Archer
Great Pond
Commonwealth
Christendom
Maine
New England
Sabattus
America
Lewiston
Tts
Asa
Kain
Hermes
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Cures Civil War Wound
Red Mat from the Gun left a scar on G. B. Steadman of Newark Michigan after the Civil War and twenty years of ulcers. Bucklen’s Amica Salve cured him and claimed to cure cuts, bruises, burns, boils, felons, corns, and skin eruptions with a guaranteed result for 25 cents a box sold by 8. D. Wioons, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
Amica
D. Wioons
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Christian ES
Deavor
Prater
Isa. Lil
John Iii
Rom
Pet. al
John Il
House of Prayer
Bethesda
Spurgeon
Mutual Benet
Ammenicus
Klisworth
Ty Flossie
Flossie
Madge Tam
M. B
Ellsworth
Boston
Ladies’ Home Journal
Abby Fulton
Miss Anthony
Avi Mapor
Overtiser
Tumi
Sadie
Sam
Tau
J.B. Cometos
Dean Mas
J. R. Comrrox
Egghornsville, Va
Iwan Crvek
Deak
Pivetas
Lasso
Dent Krisen
Marionville
I A
St. High Bridge
eAltor Thettes
Untanea U
Hancock County
Sthite Rhbo
WC. T. U
Heine
Coure
THE
Maine Law
Ats
Sjohnson & Company
Mass
Swan’s Island
H. W. Small, M. D
Island
Crete
Han
W. Smabt
Atlantic
H.W. Bur
Mudie
Portland
Tae Hasduck County Publissing Co
Kilnworth
Thallen
Brad Irder
Wwe
Ombi
Walter W
Banking
First National Bank
Ouy New
Alze Ane
Elleworth
Hancock County Savings Bank
N. BR
Eaen
Hesky
Bank
W. Kina
First National Bank Nutritive
Eltawoxrn
D. J
Ellswortil
Hasten's Shoe Store
New York
A. F. Burnham
Axp
Pensions Agate
Arciimt
Atneecollettel
Ellaworth
Marx
Oxsville
Mane
Vitiate Twston University
Americat
Ohn E. Bunker, JR
Bar Harbor
Bluehill
Desert
R. H. Greely
Ental College
Clase
Sofvicr
GILES
Charles H. Drummey
Freer Nat
Carroll Burrill
Notary Public
Justice OF Tax Peace
Burrill National Bank
Stark Stuuer
Elianour
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