Constant companionship of Christ sustains believers always
A sermon emphasizes Jesus Christ's promise to be with his followers always, through life and death. It cites Peter, John, Paul, Stephen, and the repentant thief to illustrate constant divine presence, the Holy Spirit as helper, and the hope of eternal fellowship with Christ. References include Gen xxviii, Deut xxi, Josh, Ps, Acts, Eph, Heb, and Rev.
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Doyle
Tople
Johnny
Matt
Christ
Holy Ghost
Peter
John
Paul
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Stephen
God
Josh
Endeavor Home for Japan Featured in The Christian Endeavor World
Harry Steele Morrison praises the Nagasaki Endeavor Home as a unique charity aiding sailors and soldiers. The facility near the docks offers 75 beds and over 50,000 meals served in its dining room, with capacity to serve 600–700 meals daily. The article urges unity and continued mission zeal among churches to expand this work.
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Nagasaki
Keep Faith with All Men and Thyself
A short inspirational quotation from Robert Chambers praises sustaining faith in others and in oneself as the key to triumph in all battles including the ultimate. The line emphasizes endurance, honor, and personal integrity as universal virtues.
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Cardigan
Robert Chambers
A Cheering Thought From Naval Officership
A brief line on enduring faithfulness ends with a note about types of naval officers. The reminiscence pictures lasting loyalty guiding a man through his later years as reflections on service and character appear in a period newspaper voice.
Epitaph by Lippincott on Life's Call and Answer
A brief epitaph reflects on life’s changeful call of joy strife and woe. It quotes a verse pondering answering life with Yes or Not Death and ends with the name Lippincott.
Mutual Benefit Column and Aunt Madge’s Changes
Readers learn of changes in the Mutual Benefit column with Aunt Madge stepping back and Mr. Titus departing. The note praises his years of work on farm and home content and hints at new direction, urging support for future contributors and readers. The piece includes poetic excerpts, reader letters, and practical home tips such as Park Street Cake, kitchen chores, and weekly meal plans.
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M. B. Priends
Madge
Tom Asanz- Can
Titus
Ife
Dorcas
Prerty Maush
Maine
Mutual Benefit
Fae Lam
Park Street
Salt Lake Woman Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Hulda Jakeman wife of the Elders of the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual pains recounting relief after six bottles. She claims physicians offered no relief and invites sick women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
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Jakeman
Elders of the Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hulda Jakeman
Syd E. Pinkham
Hvina Jakeman
Salt Lake
Kitchen chores and cleaning tips from a past guide
A guide explains washing meat with water salt and a pearine suds rinse to whiten. It praises a Meam cooker as a labor and time saving kitchen contrivance with multiple compartments for one burner cooking. It also recommends a dampened broom for dampening clothes to distribute moisture evenly.
Bank teller narratives a tale of a man in line
A man in a savings bank line overhears a comical request to open minor ledgers for nieces and a baby. The teller frantically asks names, birthplaces, and trust arrangements while the business man endures a long, tense wait before leaving defeated.
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Fannie
Johnnie
John Wii
Mildred
Anazely
Thuy
New York Tribune
Just the Word. A Bridal Tour Exchange in Brooklyn Life
A fragmentary exchange on a bridal tour describes a newlywed couple seeking rooms for themselves and their wife. A hotel clerk suggests a suite, and a teacher remarks that experience makes the partner the greatest teacher. The dialogue hints at salaries and expectations, anchored in Brooklyn Life.
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Waying
Hoe
Brooklyn
Three Outside Seats on the Paris Omnibus
A New England woman aboard a Paris omnibus overhears a flirtatious conversation between a young American man and Miss Ware as they debate love on the top deck. The proposal unfolds during a ride past the Louvre toward St Germain des Pres, ending with a humorous but sharp misreading of the other passenger.
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St. Germain Des Pres
Clichy
Petit Journal
Aunt Martha
Mr. Henley
Martha
Percy
Paris
Tom Gay
Miss Ware
Femme de Menage
New England
Mr. Henrey
Mins Ware
London
Opera
Cook
Avenue de Topera
Rue de 'Echelle
Hotel
Normandie
Ine
Theatre Francais
Rue de Rohan
Misa Ware
Louvre
Met
Boulevard St. Germain
Mies Helen
Boulevard
Sant
Harken Ye To the Voice of Ellsworth People
Ellsworth residents report relief from kidney and urinary troubles using Doan's Kidney Vids for children. A mother from a near bay-side cottage recounts her 14-year-old daughter's long backache headaches and stomach issues improving after two boxes. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the remedy with Doan's as the recommended brand.
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Elleworth
Philine Moon
Surry Road
East Surry
Dean
Ellsworth
Wiggins Drug Store
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
X.Y. Sie
U. S
Doan
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