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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
2
A discussion by Rev S H Dosle on philanthropy as love of body mind and soul, with Christian missions shown as the truest philanthropists elevating the physical mental and spiritual man. The article urges support for missions and outlines Bible readings and a missionary program.
The Presbyterian Journal emphasizes faith as a daily requisite guiding all efforts. It argues faith elevates even small tasks with dignity and worth, and without hopeful fullness no one can please God or themselves.
Spiritual reflections on duty affection and everyday humanity as sources of grace. Lines celebrate the dedicated life, facing storms and shadows while toiling for others, with visions of eternal judgment and devotion across ages.
A long readers column from Ellsworth Maine invites signed communications, sharing home life reflections and advice. The writer laments busy daily duties and celebrates motherhood, ponders language for parents, and requests replies to household questions while hinting at future letters from Aunt Madge and the M.B.C. team.
Read in the Rio Verde valley Arizona explorations by Cosmos Mindeleff for the Bureau of Ethnology reveal a prehistoric people living in cliffside burrows with 200 rooms on the main level and a second story of 56 rooms, likely housing 150 to 200 individuals. Nearby ruins show a Pueblo-style village with about 300 rooms and 450 occupants. Evidence covers agriculture, irrigation canals, domesticated animals, and rocked burial niches. The Verde valley population was small, under 1,000, with extensive ruins suggesting a once vast but mobile community.
A note from W. T. U. organizers invites local union secretaries to contribute short meeting reports for a live column. Press chief B Warnes urges weekly temperance material, aiming for a strong showing at next state convention and coordinated union rotation. Maine fire losses rise to about two million dollars with detailed insurer data and incendiary fire reductions noted. A mix of humorous misc items appears, including club expulsion questions, a Hindoo philosophy jab, and a car umbrella gag.
The Boston and Maine railroad showcases Deerfield Valley and Hoosac Country as a scenic paradise rich in history. A new booklet titled Floosac Country and Deerfield Valley invites readers to visit, with travel details and rural vacation appeal.
The Bar Harbor Fair will spotlight an exceptional open-air horse show likely to surpass any New England event. Pairs driven before high valued vehicles up to 5000 dollars will attract visitors, with trotters in peak condition. The kennel section, possibly under A K C rules, features dogs valued at 3000 dollars and pups priced from 25 to 500 dollars, plus novelty exhibits to draw crowds.
A Poor Millionaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, Improve appetite, Price 25. Money back is not satisfied. Bold by Widers & Moore, druggists.
The Hancock county crop report shows hay at 163 percent, pastures 106 percent, 108 percent for soiling crops, oats 108 percent, barley 105 percent, corn around 1 percent, yellow corn 1 percent, potatoes 8 percent, apples 7 percent, plums 7 percent, blackberries 8 percent, raspberries 8 percent, and cranberries 9 percent. Slight improvements come from clearing brush, though pastures are less relied on than before.
A note on the International Association of Newspapers and Authors publishing a weekly fiction title "8hnen Dale" by Anthony Hope marketed as a Nell Gwyn story. It promotes price 1.00 and 12%? per copy, cloth bound, with ordering from Jordan, Mars & Co Boston, plus other titles and an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla to tired mothers.
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