Christ is risen Easter sermon on resurrection life
A Christian Endeavor Easter service stresses the historical certainty of the resurrection. Rev. Doyle expounds Luke 24 and Colossians 1, arguing Christ’s rising proves Christianity, guarantees believers’ future resurrection, and calls for a risen life centered on heaven rather than self. Directions list scriptural readings for the service.
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To Honor Work and the Value of Labor in Education
The Christian Register argues that honoring work should permeate schools and campuses. It cites a university where the campus is a workshop, mixing labor with culture to shape manhood through making, using tools, and honest toil.
Healing over harsh words in Christian conduct
A passage argues for love over hostile criticism, warning against burning down what hurts us. It likens amputation to dealing with minor wounds and urges Christians to heal others by living truth. Christ defeats enemies through love, not fire, and genuine expression comes from lived grace.
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Covetousness and the Call for a Named Christian Life
A collage of quotations contrasts covetousness with genuine character. The Christian Intelligencer warns that envy expands from neighborly fences to greed, while the Episcopal Recorder insists real account requires belonging to a named, active Christian class rather than vague goodness.
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Episcopal Recorder
Light in the Darkness A Weekly Intimate Column
The poem and letters urge cheerful words and prayers for those in sorrow. Aunt Madge offers practical, wholesome advice and readers share cooking tips and book recommendations. A family note from Grandma G. and requests for recipes, poems, and sketches round out a lively community column.
The Practical versus The Ideal (Original)
A husband recounts his wife’s auction passion that turns their savings into a grand junk collection. After a failed plea to stop, an auction brings in 17 950 dollars, with rembrandt alone worth four thousand. She later embarks to pursue a new collection abroad, making the couple unexpectedly wealthy.
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Orginal
Moses
Princess Viroqua M D Endorses Vegetable Compound Claims Heals Women
A historical advertisement features Princess Viroqua M D promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The physician asserts the remedy aids female ailments including barrenness, inflammation, and general health restoration, offering expert endorsement and a $6000 forfeit if testimonials are not genuine. Contact details and a call for advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Fox, Maine are included.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
The Watch as a Curiosity in Pocket Timepieces
Readers learn little known facts about pocket watches. The piece describes the many tiny components, the balance wheel in constant motion, and the delicate hair springs. It notes the vast manufacturing precision, tolerances, and the enormous value of hair springs compared to gold.
Miss Tribou Wins in Hancock County Law Court Decision
The Maine Law Court affirms a lower ruling in the equity case Tribou v Tribou tried in Hancock County. Marcia H Tribou of New York sues Capt Frederick C Tribou of South Paris alleging undue influence and fraud to obtain deeds and a quitclaim for about 10000 on her share of Silas K Tribou's estate valued around 20000. The jury found in her favor on two issues, and the court awards her cancellation of the deed and bill of sale with costs to the plaintiff.
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Silas K. Triton
Charles H. Triton
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Fung
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No clear news event found in fragment
Fragmentary dialogue about certainty and testing, mentioning indigestion, self-doctoring, and mental discipline. No identifiable persons, places, organizations, dates, or outcome. Unable to extract a coherent news item or names from the readable text.
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Laxative Promo
An old advertisement touts Promoting Quinine tablets as a cure for cold and cough with a bold claim of effectiveness and a price of three cents. The terse copy reflects period salesmanship and a focus on remedy promises.
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Pia
A Simple Question About Kidney Pain and Cures
Mr Jobo Drake of Chapel Street, an older engineer, describes long bouts of dull back and loin pain, worsening over two years with burning frequency during urination. He tried remedies before using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Wiggin’s drug store, which relieved the ache and urinary symptoms. For sale by dealers, 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. New York, sole agents. Remember the name Down’s.
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