confessing Christ in duty and influence
The sermon argues confessing Christ before God and men is a duty with heavenly reward. It urges confessing for others' sake, to influence loved ones, and for Christ's sake, stating the cost may pay off in judgment and life. It notes prayer meeting focus and the church’s mission success as linked to witness and service.
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Rev. S. Deve
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God
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Widely Endorsed
The advertisement proclaims no other medicine matches Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles. It urges buyers to avoid substitutes and notes enormous proof from letters and testimonials. It claims over a million cures and invites readers to request free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mutual Benefit Column Motto and Letters From Readers
The column advocates mutual help with a motto promising helpful and hopeful guidance for the common good. It invites readers to send communications for possible publication, notes editor approval, and features Aunt Madge letters and recipes, along with brief anecdotes on daily life and health remedies. A mix of reader notes, recipes, and short stories appears, including mentions of Dr. King's New Discovery and Electric Bitters.
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Aunt Mudge
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MM. Army
Letter urges Compassion and Sunshine Society aid for shut ins
The writer praises Janet's cheerful column and urges readers to support Maine Sunshine Society. They request comfort items like pockets, patches, cards, and poems for invalids and shut ins. They note a host of suggested gifts and ask readers to report how many sunshines were sent after Christmas.
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Priewala
Christuus
New York
Mary A. Weston
Maine
Majer
Janet
Fred W. Quimby
Cook SL
Auburn
Quimby
Maine Sunshine Society
Thin Society
Castine Railroad Project Revival Of Charter Rights
Castine Railway and Navy Company will seek renewal of its charter at the next legislature and revive its rights granted in a prior session. The plan envisions a line from Holden through Brewer to cross the Penobscot River above the toll bridge and connect with Bangor or Brewer railways. The company has no firm building plans but aims to hold the charter while pursuing outer-world connections, with Bucksport as the nearest current railway point. A related scheme reportedly considers steamers serving Penobscot Bay ports as part of the broader transportation link.
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Castine Railroad
Castine Railway & Navy Co
Inmakers
Holden
Brewer
Penobscot River
Bangor
Castine
Bucksport
Penobscot Bay
Probate Court activity at Kilnworth November Term
Probate court proceedings trace admissions to probate and administrations granted across numerous estates. Names include Arthur Bidshe Philadelphia Jute Wigton and David W Beveruty Tremont, with guardians appointed for minors and notices of appointment retained in estates such as Rebecca Wescott Castle red W Blood Ellsworth and John A Stover. Proceedings list appraisers, insolvent estates, real estate licenses, and requests for extensions to prove claims in varied locales like Tremont Bucksport Ellsworth and Deer Isle.
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Kilnworth
Arthur Bid
Cataten
Jovorm
G. Reynolds
Lemoine
Neilie G. Turhes
Alfred Swarey
Bucksport
Charles H. Mecomber
Frankling Gres J Webber
Brookavnie
Caliste Austin
Elimurthy
John A. Stover
Bor Aisevus
Eatates Et Rebeces
Wescott
Castiie
Red W. Blood
Ellsworth
Hezekiah
Haskell
Warner
Charis Hy
Bercivat
Wits
Ellaworth
Cowles
Mary A. Dogie
Sulivany
Charles EB. Bowden
Elsworth
Jonathan Co Premey
Deer Isle
Frederick Altes
Witkon
Lavertine
John A. Biv Allawante
Prisotal
Robert W. Condon
Brooks
Almirafied
Laura
Benet
Washington, D.C
William HL Walla
Christmas number of Boston Sunday Journal planned
The Christmas issue of the Boston Sunday Journal is set for publication on December 16 and will feature many new holiday style writings and items. The note includes fragmented dialogue and odd spellings but confirms the festive publication plan and involvement of various contributors.
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Rock and Newspaper Notes
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