ministering to christ on judgment day modeled in gospel
The piece outlines the final judgment Christ will enact, dividing nations by works rooted in faith. It stresses ministering to others in His name as the sole counting works, contrasting eternal reward with doom for those who neglect service, and urges practical mercy as true faith. A devotional blend cites Matthew passages and echoes reform church themes.
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Christ
Mim
Hir
Reform Church
The Cure of Manmindedness and Born of Agitation
A short reflective pair of quotes on spiritual life. The first urges Christheartedness to cure manmindedness and align mind with heart. The second notes ideas emerge from agitation, warns contentment signals stagnation, and calls dissatisfaction a driver of future possibility.
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Christ
Mutual Benefit Column Edited by Aunt Madge
A vintage mutual aid column outlines its motto Helpful and Hopeful and its aim to serve the public by sharing information and suggestions. Readers may submit signed communications to Mutual Benefit Column, with editor approval as the final arbiter and names printed only with permission. Addressed to The Americas Ellsworth Me.
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Liven T
The Poet's Sung to His Wife and Aunt Madge's Reunions
Fragments from a 19th century column discuss a Proctor poem about family joy and a daughter's heritage while urging Aunt Madge to revive her letter column. The piece invites readers to share reunion plans and even a sugar cookie recipe, highlighting community affection and nostalgia.
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Adelaide A. Proctor
Lunck
Hall
Madge
Bluesedgbrook District Sunday School Meet in Bluehill
At Bluehill on Friday of next week the Bluesedgbrook District Sunday School Association will hold its meeting. Rev. Dr. A. F. Shauffler of New York, vacationing at Bar Harbor, will give an afternoon address.
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Bluesedgbrook S. S. Association
Bluesedgbrook District Sunday School Association
Bluehill
A. F. Shauffler
New York
Bar Harbor
Grain-O Coffee Substitute Praised in Letter
A letter from A C Jacksus of Gosnes Illinois praises Grain-O- for its coffee substitute qualities. The writer notes trying four grain preparation, confirming it tastes as good as the best Java and Mocha previously used. The endorsement is dated from Le Roy New York area with gratitude to Geneva Pure Food Co.
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Madge
Parmer
Gosnes
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Genenve Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Ye
Lee
A. C. Jacksus
Lydia E Pinkham Advice From Experience
The article extols Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham as uniquely qualified to offer women’s advice due to her extensive 20 year experience. It claims over a hundred thousand women have sought her guidance, some in person and others by mail, and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, noting free advice from Mrs. Pinkham and urging readers to obtain a bottle immediately.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
WC Column Seeks Local Union Women Involvement
The editor invites secretaries of local unions in the county and white ribbon groups to contribute to a live WC column. Members should submit brief communications to support women in the movement, with emphasis on concise, focused messages and editor approval.
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WC. T. Uta
The Rowing Evil. Forcible Article on Drink Evil
A long temperance tract argues that liquor epidemics grow in rural areas, worsened by weak law and indifferent society. It cites open bars, lax enforcement, and complicit professions while urging fathers mothers ministers and advocates to act to curb drink and restore public morality.
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John the Baptist
Joho B Gottong
Francis Murphy
Maine
Ife
Temperance
Comncock
America
Hancock County
A Than
Disterss
Rum
Tis
Word of Ite
Electric Bitters Cure For Indigestion At Bennettaville
Editor A Brown reports his wife, once run down by dyspepsia, found relief after four bottles of Electric Bitters. He calls it a grand tonic with gentle laxative qualities, claiming a complete recovery from stomach troubles and loss of appetite. Sold by WiGaix & Moones drug store.
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Eustor
A. Brown
Bennettaville
WiGaix & Moones Drug Store
Uplifting Liquor Temperance Call From Maine Editor
A fragment from North Penobscot Maine argues that good society rejects the liquor habit as ruinous to character and work. It warns schools and employers demand clear heads and steady hands, urging children to see liquor as wasteful and soul-damning.
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Cally
A. North Penobscot
Changes In Postal Service Routes In Hancock County
Changes in the rostal service announced for Hancock County include Route 210 in East Dedham from Maine Central, Route IMG with 24 miles as required, and a base supply shift to Green Lake, Mo., effective now with no distance change. Route 1085 Bucksport to Castine arrives Castine in four hours daily except Sunday, with Bucksport arrival by 5:30 p.m.
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Hancock County
Dedham
Maine Central
Cireen Lake
Bucksport
Castl
Castine
Arc Rive
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