Assurance of Salvation Through Faith and Life
A Christian Endeavor lesson discusses how believers can know they are saved. It cites consciousness, the Holy Spirit, and life in Christ as proofs, noting the spirit’s inner witness, the Spirit’s corroboration, and observable fruits as evidence of regeneration and sonship.
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Doyle
John Will
John
Will
Job
Paul
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
God Given Power to Love in Sunday School Times
A reflection on loving as an act of divine power. Youthful love seeks kindness and reciprocity, while mature love endures trials set by the Master. True love, tested by flawed humanity, derives from God and enables unconditional care for all people.
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Sunday School Times
Mudge
M. 2
Madge
Christian Religion and English Literature in Verse
The New York Observer argues that English literature already bears Christ’s lyrics, while poets seek fresh tributes to His name. It notes early claims Christianity as sorrowful were disproved and asserts Christianity as a religion capable of song and musical expression.
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New York Observer
Illumined Page Promises Faithful Alignment with God
The Christian Advocate records that the illuminated page of each be lever’s heart holds the sure word of prophecy. Daily feeding on these holy promises strengthens believers to endure God’s will and serve their generation across ages and trials.
Each Day and Morning Blessings Quoted in Recorder
A reflective proverb from the Episcopal Recorder notes mercy with each day and blessing with each morning dewy start, urging gratitude and daily grace. The item presents a periodical motto rather than a news event, preserving the publication’s voice.
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Epiecopal Recorder
Mutual Benefit Column Highlights Unclear Editorial Notes
Fragmentary text references hiring comments and service from opera patties and workers. Mentions officials, wartime or wartime like terms, vague names, and cryptic phrases. Overall, the readable content is insufficient for a coherent summary or identified entities.
April Day Reflections and Letters from Aunt Madge News
A reflective piece blends April imagery with letters to Aunt Madge about spring storms, growth, and hopeful changes. The column includes discussions of Thomas a Kempis, baking bean cautions, and housecleaning tips, featuring readers' anecdotes and recipes.
Mrs Hulda Jakeman Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Hulda Jakeman of Salt Lake City Utah testifies that after a year of pain and six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered fully and has had no further aches for two years The notice cautions that the 85000 forfeit claim is not genuine and invites sick women to write for free advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medical Co Lynn Mass
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Hulda Jakeman
Syd FE. Pinkham
Hivana JakeMax
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jake
Lydia E. Pinkham
Women’s Temperance Group Formed in Southwest Harbor
The Southwest Harbor YWCA chapter led by Miss Alice Moore organized a temperance society with officers including President Miss Catherine Freeman and Secretary Miss Grace Carroll. Officers cover mercy purity non alcoholic and other tasks, each to report monthly. Twenty two members, meetings weekly at members’ homes, debate planned on abolishing prohibition.
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Southwest Harbor
Y. Just
Alice Moore
Catherine B. Freeman
Maude Holmes
Esther Dixon
Grace Carroll
Susie Houston
Mercy
Flora Gilley
Arthur Freeman
Elizabeth Gott
Gladys Mayo
Roderick Clark
Miss Freeman
Ladies at Dinner Era and Carving Traditions
The article traces how women became primary carvers at dinners, evolving from server roles to seating near the upper table. It notes Elizabethan practices, side table carving, and the shift after 1653 toward forks and alternate seating. It closes with a medical ad for Browo-Quinine tablets curing colds.
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Holland
England
Major and the Thief in a Temperance Plot
In Marshalltown neighborhoods a boastful Major Boram pursues a temperance crusade while clashing with Jink Travis and Molly. The store lights misdirected by Dan Brown reveal the Major’s hypocrisy as he tries to woo Molly against Jink. The couple’s bold plan survives as the major’s schemes collapse.
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Boram
Fink
Molly
Jink
Marshalltown
Jink Travis
Caue
Travis & Son
Mothe
Dan Brown
Chun
S O Dan
Mink
Buckley
Major Borum
Dan
Tink
The List That Failed
A wealthy Riverina squatter noted for wit and parsimony faced local hostility due to stinginess toward landholders. Swaggies burned his wool shed in protest and chided him with a gate message. he responded with a wry note claiming the shed was well insured.
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Riverina
Llousehold
Life History In Hair Shows Health Through Growth
A single ball reveals the physical history of an individual’s growth. By examining a hair bead from the beard or head, one notes attenuated places. These gaps indicate periods of reduced blood supply due to overwork anxiety or underfeeding during growth.
Hours of misery at leisure or at work
A reflection on gendered discomfort and the unknown causes of women’s misery, exploring how leisure and work life intersect with health and well being for women. The piece questions whether women recognize the root reasons behind their dissatisfaction and distress.
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Hammerken
the Hammer
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Health Food Congress
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Pinkham
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Ellsworth Homes
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West Franklin
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Wiggin’s
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Buffalo
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U. S
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Greely
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Pbia
GILES
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United States Gaon
John E. Bunker, JR
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