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Newspaper

Ellsworth American

Location

Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1901

Page

2

Christ as High Priest in Christian Endeavor

The article analyzes Christ’s priesthood as superior to the Aaronic line, emphasizing Christ as eternal advocate and intercessor. It contrasts his one sacrifice with Levitical rites, notes heavenly ministry at God’s right hand, and urges personal acceptance and devotion to Christ as high priest. It concludes with prayer meeting and Bible readings references.

Wople Christ Mure Elin Aaron God God In Jesus Christ

Moral law and religion in civilization reflections

A compact digest of quotes on civilization needing an infallible moral authority, religion by man versus divine law, and a devotional note stressing the Thankful Heart. It cites Etienne Lamy on moral constraint, Margaret Sangster on enduring faith, and Nixon Waterman's verse about walking with God.

M. Etienne Lamy Revue Des Deux Mondes Christ Jesus Margaret Sangster

Mutual Benefit Column from Aunt Madge Debuts Hopeful Message

A vintage community column led by Aunt Madge shares cheerful guidance for the common good. It includes garden tips on spring blossoms from wild dogwood, reading notes, and a plea for constructive letters while offering readers practical recipes for mock mince pie and ice cream without ice. Esther signs off with snowbound winter concerns and thanks for weekly help.

Madge Fahrenbelt West Mrookaville Sania

Aluminum Books as Paper Substitute Experiments Start in France

Reports indicate aluminum may replace paper in book making with sheets four thousandths of an inch thick. It weighs more compactly than paper, resists fire and water, and is said to be worm-proof. Cost remains a concern as the plan moves forward.

Devia Timateuscay Sam John Russin Weize Madge France Benson Palin Henson Geneson's United State Reabury & Johnson, Mfy

Ardent Cure Ad Promises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve

An advertisement by C. D. Isbill of Morgantown Tennessee claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures scald head eczema salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. It promotes a single 250 price at Wicon and Moone’s drug store.

C. D. Isbill Morgantown Tenn Buckien Wicoin & Moone

Midnight Train Plot Ends in Explosive Tragedy

Olga thwarts brother Leonard’s midnight plan to plant a bomb on a train bound for Redville and Letterham. Hugh Cunningham confronts the plot but the device explodes as Olga exits, killing her and causing devastation. Captain Cunningham remains unaware of Olga’s role and the letters she receives reflect forgiveness and renewal.

Leonard Glyn Oka Mhusaton Ute Leonant Hugh Cuing Grodby Olga Kroutaleki Schreiber Schreider Redville Red Letterham Room & Square Olza Leouard Litle Hugh Cunningham Hugh Raees Leonard Thurston Cain

Age of Criminal Responsibility Across Europe

The article compares ages of criminal responsibility by country. England, Russia, and Portugal set the limit at or above seven. France and Belgium at eight, Italy and Spain at nine. Several nations including Norway Greece Austria Denmark and Holland avoid prosecuting under ten, with Swiss cantons also delaying. Germany fixes liability at twelve.

England Russia Portugal France Belgium Italy Spain Norway Greece Austria Denmark Holland Germany

Getting Even Miss Bunk Avenges Neglectful Invitee

The Chicago Record notes a social feud in which Miss Bunk settles a score by spreading a rumor that the narrator is old enough to be forgotten, illustrating the era's sharp, publicized personal tensions.

Gdurcte Emphasizes Mothers Duty and Pinkham Aid

In a period piece push for women to consult Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual irregularities and related pains. A Wisconsin mother recounts her daughter’s two year struggle and a Lysine style remedy, with Lynn Massachusetts as the address for advice.

August Pfalagrat South Byron Wis Mrs. Pinkham

Floral lighting to dazzle Pan-American Exposition visitors

The Pan-American Exposition will showcase stunning fountain basin lighting, with flowers and plants illuminated by concealed lamps to reveal new colors. Henry E. Rustio cites Omaha trials as the basis, noting concealment of lamps and artificial leaves to hide sources while creating lasting beauty, predicting even greater displays in Omaha and at Pan-American. The piece also references advances in automotive and electrical exhibits, mentioning Brush arc light machines and earlier 1890s progress.

Earth Heaven Omaha Henry E. Rustio Mechanical and Electrical Bureau Brush

The Ohio Building at Pan-American Expo

The Ohio State Building holds a prominent position at Buffalo’s Pan-American Exposition next summer with a plain Grecian design and restrained detailing.

Ohio Onio State Buffalo

Ohio State Building Dorle Poised as Social Rendezvous

The Ohio State Building Dorle stands with classic proportions and commanding position. It is designed exclusively for social purposes and will be the rendezvous for Ohio visitors at the Panoxition.

Omy State Building Dorle Ohio

Widow’s Breath Remedies Ad From Old Drug Store

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation stomach trouble and offensive breath. It claims the pills cleanse the system improve breath and banish headaches while aiding the liver kidneys and bowels. Available for 2 cents at Wioax Moonr’s drug store.

Dr. King Wioax & Moonr’s

Pan American Exposition Color Scheme Emerges

The article discusses the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo and its bold plan to use 18 colors across vast buildings. It notes the failure of duplicating Chicago’s White City and credits Spanish Renaissance architecture as the solution guiding the color scheme. The piece highlights how the new palette suits the exposition’s architectural aims.

Chicago Buffalo

Rainbow City Exposition murals gain lasting color harmony

The Rainbow City project aims for buildings colored to harmonize with the exposition design. Director of Color Charles Turner studied the site and devised mural schemes. Models and paints were tested for longevity, showing color stability after application to the staff.

Figuer Hawoic Music Rainbow City Charles ¥.Turner N. A New York City New York Alec

Twine Talk and a Lonesome Household Tale

A fragmentary reminiscence recounts two nearly identical boys named Lem and Dave from the OUF neighborhood. Lem lacks teeth while Dave does not, making them hard to tell apart. A child asks her mother to stay and read but the mother, now buried, replies that the angels will guard the three year old Maria until sleep.

Champann Lem Dave Mamma Mar Aie Leo Mies

Conversation in a crowded theater on social democracy

A New Yorker and a Cleveland guest debate social democracy and merit in West Coast society at an opera house. They discuss wealth, recognition, and class with a story about a young man described as an ordinary canal towpath worker who becomes a notable citizen. Garfield is mentioned as the subject changes.

York West Gut New York Cleveland Opere Boure Cleeland Exeo Mather Garfield

Fragmented moral ad copy on Christian conduct and digestion

A garbled advertising style passage argues that if a man cannot be a Christian at home he will not be abroad. It then pivots to a damaged sales pitch for a digestive remedy claiming to cure indigestion heartburn and belching with references to fake products.

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