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Newspaper

Ellsworth American

Location

Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1900

Page

2

Parable of the two sons shows true obedience

A Christian Endeavor lesson analyzes the Parable of the Two Sons from Matthew 21. It contrasts the readily obedient Gentiles with hypocritical Jews, urging genuine repentance and immediate obedience over confident pretension. The piece cites scripture, interpretation, and a prayer meeting prompt. A later note warns against modern life speed, urging quiet study and God’s word as nourishment.

Goma Themelves Mats Artlicatio Christ Eliers Tre Lis

Mutual Benefit Column Motto Hopeful and Helpful

Mutual Benefit column aims to be helpful and hopeful, serving the common good as a medium for information and exchange. It approves communications and defends its readers while noting editor rejection policies and the role of contributors and editors.

Beneft Pune Wervanl Tarkeyou Coloi

Katie Lee and Willie Gray A Quiet Brookside Lesson

In a memory filled scene Katie Lee and Willie Gray stroll by a brook. Willie teases with strength and care while Katie resists a half burden. A tutor of love, the pair reflect on hearts and aging as the cottage by the brook holds their future.

Wille Gray Jor Atie Lee Willie Gray Ani Katie Lee Madge Hong M. I Aunt Madge

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Patients

A persuasive advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for female ailments. It cites dozens of patient testimonials from New Orleans to Visalia praising relief from ovarian inflammation, irregular menses, and chronic weakness, urging women not to risk unproven remedies.

Lydia F. Pinkham M. W. Miter Canal Street New Orleans Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkhaim Visalia Tulare Co Cal Nore E. Pinkham Stage Street Haverhill, Mass Fouany Miss May Ble Alliance

Frances Willard Bank Offering Meeting In Hancock County

The Frances Willard bank offering meeting resumed at the union church on Sunday evening March 4 after two postponements due to storms. Mrs. P. C. Clark chaired the public gospel temperance session with Mra A. M. Lawton directing music. Rev. Mr. Brooks and Merle Tracy spoke. chorus of ten performed. Louise Lawton and others sang. A collection supported white ribbon work for the W C T U. and contributed toward Mother National’s fund.

Marion Frances Willard Bank Union Church Mra P. C. Clark A. M. Lawton Crusade Pealm Mr. Brooks WC. T. A Louise Lawton E. L. Iggins Simeon Marshall Hettie Lawton Mother National J. M. Mason Ree

The Managed Husband Is Worthless Commented By Moody

Helen Watternon Moody argues in Ladies Home Journal that a husband who can be managed is preferable to facing constant adjustment. She promotes daily mutual adaptation over rigidly “doing the square thing,” noting many women and men misunderstand fair treatment within marriage and business standards, urging less unfairness toward spouses.

Helen Watternon Moody Ladies” Home Journal

Comfort Powder Cools Baby Skin Says Nurse In Florida

A trained nurse from St. Augustine Florida says she uses Comfort Powder constantly for babies to cool refresh and soothe their burned or irritated skin. The statement highlights Comfort Powder as a soothing infant care product with repeated use noted by a medical professional.

A. Nichols St. Augustine, Fla

Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln in Washington Society

A reminiscence from Ladies' Home Journal via Stephen Fiske recalls Lincoln and his wife presenting to Washington society. The vivid scene shows a fashionable hotel parlor crowded with elite figures as Lincoln, smiling and shy, and Mrs. Lincoln, wrapped in a shawl, receive the crowd and the quip about “the long and short of the presidency.”

Lincoln and Washington Society Lincoln Ladies’ Home Journal Stephen Fiske Mrs. Lincoln Washington Society Washington Mr. Lincoln

Advertisement Reach Drives Higher Revenue

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