Our Own For Christ and Prayers for the Land
Christian Endeavor notes urge missions and home outreach with a focus on salvation for the land. Rev S H Doxle leads a study on Eighty fifth Psalm praising God’s favors and praying for continued mercy and national salvation. The article links prayer with action, citing Eliot and biblical examples, and lists Bible readings for reflection. It highlights diverse populations in need and calls believers to pray and labor for spiritual wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepie
S. H. Doxle
Torre
Christ
Jacob
Hils
Pat
Israel
Jerusalem
House of Israel
Judea
Paul
Peter
James
Jobo
England
Germany
America
John Eliot
Jesus Christ
Immanuel
Xsil
Let Your Light So Shine and The Smile of Greeting
Philosophical essay on Christian duty urges believers to show love as light. It compares divine love spreading through people to a torch passed along a line, and urges cheerful greetings as natural evidence of faith. The piece cites communal kindness and simple acts as spiritual illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Helen Hunt
At Sea Congregationalist Verse of Longing Home
A stanzaic verse from Congregationalist writing describes sailors at sea facing rough winds and high waves. It speaks of decks lashed by spray, foam on the waves, and a glowing western shore guiding them home. The poem celebrates stars, night skies, and the hopeful welcome awaiting weary mariners returning home.
Mutual Benefit Column Edited by Aunt Mapgr Motto Helpful and Hopeful
A public service column edited by Aunt Mapgr promotes helpful and hopeful exchanges. Readers are invited to sign communications for publication, with editor discretion on content and rejection explained only by good reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mottio
Tual
Alma
Jer
Aunt Madar Shares Poems And Beans From West Brooksville
A letter from West Brooksville reflects on daily worry, suggests a daily verse as guidance, and includes a baked bean recipe with beans soaked overnight, molasses, and a long baking process. Anecdotes recount a ship voyage memory with a flower pot receipt, and Aunt Mapor prompts a nostalgic look at old family kitchen practices.
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Madge
Boston
New Orleans
Liverpool
West Brooksville
Sapta
Agri
Aunt Mapor
Reverend Briggs Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Detroit lecturer for the W C T U cites decades of clinical contact with sick wives and mothers, praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the most effective remedy for female troubles. She urges sick women to write Mrs Pinkham for advice, citing widespread endorsement and health restoration.
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Marguerite St. Omer Briggs
Mount Calm Street
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Marguerite Sr. Omer Bricas
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Road Building In Rural New England
A veteran speaker argues ten years of road debate in New England states, focusing on whether to push Macadam roads in rural areas. He warns against costly, unsustainable schemes and urges practical road improvements within existing means, stressing maintenance costs, and changing habits over grand schemes.
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New England
Vermont
Massachusetts
America
Maine
New Hogland
Massachusetta
Mane
New Jersey
Jearts Alin
Washington
Wadhin
Road management critique urges smarter use of road machines
A speaker argues against wasteful operation of road machines and praises strategic, science backed road management. He urges early spring use, continuous maintenance modeled on railroad practices, and electing a capable road commissioner with townwide duties, backed by Vermont style plans and state literature.
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Loni
Ted
Madar
George
Avt
J. C. Sanford
Ellsworth
Wickes
St. Louis
Yi Binave
United States
Office of
Banking
Oney
Ellsworthia ‘and Building Ass
Tasker
Ctsnean
Nat' Tve
W. Kina
John Pilkins & CO
Bankers and Brokers
STATE
New York
Greely
uStrogate
Bente Colles
Giler
Ella W
Wollen
Arnham
Ellawours
Joan E. Runker, JR
Bar Harbor
Bluehill
HW. Hayek
Rilsworth
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