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Ellsworth American

Location

Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1902

Page

2

Fresh Start for the New Year in Christian Endeavor

A January 4 feature from Rev. 5 H Doyle discusses starting anew. It urges repentance and regeneration as the basis for a transformed life, citing Scripture and urging personal vows to forsake sin and adopt virtue. A brief Christian Endeavor catechism traces origins and aims, emphasizing church youth training.

Foote H. Doyle Cornt Keel Gul. Ty, & Gythew Christian Endeavor Lees Society of Christian Endeavor Williston Portland FE Glark Church of Christ Pester Thurches

Fragmented States and Ideas Across Early Christian Endeavor

A passage lists U.S. states and places, then mixes quotations and names including Dr. John F. Cowan and Dr. Clark. It references audiences, meetings, and questions on Christian Endeavor topics, with scattered dates and figures. The text reads like a garbled archival note on responses to religious society prompts and contributor mentions.

L. Monty John F. Cowan Connecticut Clark Chris ‘Tan V. F New Hampshire

Mutual Benefit Column echoes of New Year wishes and readers

A long Mutual Benefit column notes a motto of helpfulness and public service. It includes reader letters, holiday greetings, nostalgiac quips, and anecdotal remembrances from Aunt Madge and others, highlighting community ties, proposed remedies, and a call for signed communications.

Thie

Fate and Chance Bring a Long Lost Love Home

A publishing house in gloom frames a chance meeting between Miss King and Bert, now married to Harry Rogers. Reading her story unlocks memories of a shared past from childhood through a youthful romance. Bert learns she calls their son Bert, and a final image on Broadway hints at unresolved longing and maternal hope.

Columa Maya Dore Cima Maria Cnet Saale Miss King Geniius Ian Watson Bexsie Mrs. White Saeed Bert New York Omaha Harry Harry Rogers Broadway Doar

Eating Is Not A Sin In Dainty Japanese Breakfast Scene

The passage describes a traditional Japanese breakfast and dinner scene, noting dainty foods like pickled plums and tea. It details a meal with veiled poise, small cups, and a lacquer tray, ending with a vivid depiction of chopsticks lifting and cramming food, concluding the eaters’ ritual in a single, compact vignette.

Japan

Refused Book Seller Has A Moral Stand On Trade

An amusing New York Press piece recounts a street book dealer who refuses to part with a long out of print title. The seller’s stubborn stance contrasts with buyers’ escalating offers from five to two hundred dollars, noting the book’s value to the dealer’s own business.

New York Press

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advert Explains Benefits

An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Wriaorn & Moore claims the remedy digests all classes of food, strengthens the stomach, cures indigestion, digestion issues, and stomach trouble, and contributes to healthier blood, health, and strength.

Wriaorn & Moore

Texas Colonel Fends Off Italian Counts for Daughter

In 1902 a Texas colonel and his daughter Edith attract a string of Italian suitors posing as counts. Colonel Sam Taylor outwits them with a bluffing defense that includes threats of brickyards and duels, finally catching the last count in a hotel ladies parlor and sending him away with a playful but firm exit. Edith remains unattached as the last count departs humiliated.

McCture ‘Company Sam Taylor Edith Texas Rotherhilds Ite Disalo Sam Flis Italy Dizzie Signore Dixxie London Dizsie Lewis

Fragmentary Opinion on Women and Society Reflections

Text presents tangled, garbled reflections on women and men, with stray phrases about visiting cards and making things, mentioning New York Press and a hypothetical prompt about waking up famous. The readable fragments touch on gender roles, art, and self-perception in an antiquated tone.

New York

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