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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
2
A devotional discusses discipleship as costly commitment through Christ’s call. It emphasizes bearing personal loss for faith, counting the cost, and relying on Christ’s strength rather than own power, with references to scripture and a prayer meeting instruction.
A Lutheran reflection urges perseverance in daily duties as the mustard seed of God’s kingdom. Small tasks, often neglected, bear weight when driven by proper motive. The piece warns against indifference and shirking duties, which shift burdens or leave duties undone.
Excerpts praise Christ's will of peace for believers and urge living out Jesus words as a higher duty. D L Moody extols the divine will beyond earthly riches while George MacDonald emphasizes following Jesus as a core, creative obligation.
A magazine-like note discusses sleeplessness and nervous prostration caused by irregular habits and stress. It praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for Mrs Hartley of Chicago and urges readers to recognize symptoms early and seek appropriate care. It includes letters and poems from readers, praising support within a women’s circle.
A reader column on comfort and faith outlines how true comfort arises from love and motherly care. It cites poetry and reflections from Janet and M. Ben Flessie, urging hope amid sorrow and praising a One Minute Cough Cure as a trusted remedy.
In New York the Rogers Brothers poke fun at McKinley over Bryan as audiences roar for McKinley jokes at Victoria Music Hall. Across theatres including Bowers, comedians push pro McKinley quips with Bryan jests pleasing all, while Miners Bowery acts mix both sides to entertain.
In 1686 France granted land to Coméisine of Cadalive and later to Madame Marie Theresa De Gregoire, tied to Eden and Lamoine regions. The grant affected sixty thousand acres east of the Penobscot, with later ties to Trenton’s schoolsite and minister lands. Settlement facts are mixed, but De Gregoire’s ownership is evident by 1791, though final title remains unclear.
An 19th century style ad promotes Swiru's Green Mountain Renovator as the best medicine for sixENGTM to build muscle nerves and brain. It claims to restore strength for weakness from exhaustion or disease and highlights Vermont origin with fragrant woods and bracing air imagery.
A fragmented table of contents listing sections on Aborigines discovery land titles life sketches of Callas biographical notes earls and taland references to fishing industry and musical records, plus miscellaneous settlers material.
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