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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
2
A Christian Endeavor study on the parable of the net compares it to the church and end times. It emphasizes two eternal destinies and God’s final separation of the good from the evil, urging sincere faith over mere profession and proposing a structured prayer meeting and Bible readings for future life themes.
A reflective piece uses quotes from Rev. W. C. Gannett and a Christian instructor on bearing burdens with faith, the value of laughter, avoiding gloom, and preserving friendship. It cautions against overreaching, advocates trusting God, and contrasts grimness with open, welcoming conduct.
Fragment from a Philadelphia Public Ledger hymn stanza urges unwavering devotion. Repeated lines speak of following the Master, bearing burdens, anointing wounds, and offering help with life’s millstone imagery and sorrowful furrows. The text emphasizes steadfast service to a divine command.
The column proclaims a mission to be helpful and hopeful for the common good. It invites public servants to share information and views, acting as a medium for exchange while keeping Communications under editor approval. Submissions should be addressed to the editor.
A grave battlefield verse speaks of a young soldier far from home. It recalls his dear mother and Magnolia river homeland as he lies wounded and fading, praying and resting beneath a night sky. The piece blends memory with a column’s editor notes on readers and contributors.
The Bagaduce district Sunday school association of Brooksville Penobscot and Castine will gather at the Congregational church in West Brooksville next Tuesday. The program includes devotions, reports, class work, lectures on school management, and a general discussion followed by election of officers.
The notice touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for eruptions, ulcers, boils, cuts, burns, and more. It claims to relieve pains, specifies a 25 cent per box price, and guarantees a cure, with Wipors Druggist as the seller.
A collection of testimonial letters from women in Troy and Windsor praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for kidney and bladder troubles backache irregular menses and long standing ailments. The letters claim relief and improved health after using the remedy and express gratitude to Mrs Pinkham.
The Hancock County WCTU annual convention met in Southwest Harbor over two days with all unions represented except the county president Mrs. Lillian M. Robbins who was ill. Helen G. Rice presided, programs featured school savings, memorials, and a strong push for temperance in schools, with officers re-elected and several new superintendents named. Robbins is recovering, plans for a family gathering at her cottage noted.
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