Grace of Liberality in Christian Giving
The article discusses Paul urging Corinth to practice liberality by giving to aid Jerusalem saints. It links generous giving to having received much from God, and uses dark days to teach dependence, prayer, and praise. It notes providence, prayer, and gratitude as core themes for the weekly Christian Endeavor program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revie
Tomie
Corinth
Paul
Corinthians
Jerusalem
Petcolek
God
Binle
Isa
Johnaly
In the Hands of Our Father Congregationalist Reflection
A Congregationalist meditation on trusting God during distressing events. It emphasizes that all events are in God's wise, merciful hands and urges hearts to rest in faith rather than question His dealings. The passage advises gathering personal sorrows and hopes into devout offering to God, awaiting clearer understanding.
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John Foster
Congregationalist
Wyth
Tecem
Tagree
Subshine Society
Mili
Tepee
Alex
Janet
Dorcas
Alexia
M. B
Hancock County
Rust Manor
Steenuth
Ellsworth
Harry
He Cares For Us and Divine Fidelity in Trial
A devotional verse excerpt contrasts God’s enduring care with human love, citing Dr. John Hall and a New York Observer meditation. It speaks of an everlasting care that strengthens faith through sunshine and rain, urging perseverance as trials refine the soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Ulu
New York Observer
Aunt Madorms Vacation Prayer Column Opens
Edited by Aunt Madorm. A cheerful column invites reader letters and poems, praising nature and vacation rest. Exchanges on Pan American origins, Sunshine Society, and Hancock County notes appear with prayers, recipes, and local church news.
Adventurous Robbery Escape At Dr Parker’s Aid
In a tense New York News narrative a thief menaces a woman until she acts. She tricks him into the wardrobe and seizes his pistol, wounding him slightly and triggering arrest by the sheriff with Dr Parker’s verification. Aunt Chloe nurses the heroine as her husband returns.
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Mym
Chloe
Chile
Aunt Chloe
Missy
Dr. Parker
New York News
Insects With Thousands Of Eyes
A science excerpt explains insect vision, noting both simple and compound eyes in a single insect. Compound eyes contain many hexagonal facets, each a separate eye with its own pupil and iris. Eye counts vary: ants about 50, houseflies around 34,000, butterflies about 17,000, and some beetles up to 25,000.
Prominent Woman Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Sanuer E Koch of Milwaukee writes that months of feminine troubles nearly drove her to insanity before Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound brought relief. She reports lasting health improvement for a year and urges other women to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts free of charge.
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Sadie E. Koch
Milwaukee
Sanur E. Koen
10Th St
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Agricultural letters from Hancock county farmers on soil, pruning, and varieties
The September bulletin of the State board of agriculture shares letters from Hancock county farmers. Topics include soil quality for orchards, use of ash as fertilizer, black knot on plums and its lack of remedy beyond removal, orchard spacing, and pruning. Observations note drought and cold impacts, with emphasis on soil depth, weed control, and choosing a few standard varieties like Baldwin for market.
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State Board of Agriculture
Hancock County
Sedgwick
A.B. Donrry
Sore
Brooksville
Ronente
Spy
Rhode Island Greeving
Lowell
The Deer by Hulbert Captures a Fawn’s Grace
A fragment from William Davenport Hulbert’s The Deer in McClure’s Magazine depicts a fawn strolling shoreward with mother nearby. The coat gleams bay red with white patches, eyes bright, ears large, and every motion exudes grace. The piece highlights the fawn’s alertness, playful steps, and swift leaps as a vivid forest moment.
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William Davenport Hulbert
McClure
County News Notes From West Franklin Area
County news items from West Franklin include local visits by Mrs. W. B. Back and others, various family travels, and school efforts. Individuals named include Mrs. A. Burrill, Mrs. P. W. Fogg, N. W. Littlefield, and Harold Burrill, with mentions of Castine normal school and Bucksport grammar school. A Portland man sought Christmas trees, and partridge incidents are noted. Community updates follow with illness mentions and social anecdotes.
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Rose Gray
Arlo Burrill
Bertha
Burrill
Ava Lovejoy
Old Town
H. Burrell
A. C. Burrill
P. W. Fogg
Bucksport
Gopecially in Winter Posters and Dodgers Query
Fragmentary note references posters and dodgers in a cozy homestead setting. Snow on the ground evokes a winter scene. Text hints at a home interior, parlor, and unspecified goestly elements. Content remains unclear but centers on winter imagery and home life.
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Anmarcas
Emeworthy
Avire
Archibald Hadden
M. B. Prienda
Sister B
Madee
Washington
Mexico
All America
Bufalo
Madge
Berwick Sponge Fae
Bangor
Maine Missionary Society
Seal Harbor
A. P. McDonald
Dean
Thrilling Adventure
Beata Oy E
Dean Ven
Remerabie
Agricultura
County News
Additional
West Franklin
Hal Clark
Ellsworth Falls
Sherman Downing
Sorrento
aTiram Butler
Eliza Gordon
Cynthia Clark
Portland
Clark
James M. Clark
Oliver Bragdon
Olympia
Wash
Maine
Caren
Sonwat Lala Newman
Henry King
State University
Cynthia Westover Alden
Ladies’ Home Journal
M. M. Moore
A. Snow & Co
Lawyers
Washington, D.C
Blisworth Steam
Goode
H. B. Estey
West End Bridge
Xunworth, Meo
Oaters
Fance
the American
Elsworthling
Borth
Axe Wee USA
Seay
Nat'l Tah W. Kino
Hancock County , Savings Bank
Ellsworth, ME
N. B. Coolidge
John ¥. Whitcomd
Charles C. Burrill
Aly. Bumnase
Jon F. Wirreoms
BB. Coouthom
F. Carmoll Burrill
Charles C. HonMite
Carroll Burrill
Praue Ofice
Burrill National Bank
State Street
Ellswoxto
A. ¥. Burnham
Vlad Ure Eee Saaaaar Mworrn
John E. Bunker, JR
Bar Harbor
Bluehill
Bar Arbor
Mt. Desert
HL. W. Faries
Eilaworth
Melvin A. Wardwell
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Bellevue Hospital
Prxonscor
DE. H. Greely
Philadelphia Dental Sane
the College
Sotlee
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