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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
2
Rev Sir Doyle urges self control as essential for success in life likening it to temperance for athletes and warriors. He cites biblical guidance and Grecian example, warns indulgence weakens endurance, and champions pursuing an immortal crown through discipline and faith in God.
A historical note on the Christian Endeavor movement quotes Professor Amos R. Wells and Rev. Robert F Pierce praising the club effect. It highlights the idea as power, mission work via Sunday schools and youth meetings, and credits Rev. Dr Fraser B Clark as the pledge author.
A long, fragmented 19th century column promotes mutual aid with a hopeful tone. It includes poetry about a child and mother, advice from Dear Aunt Madoc, and a humorous domestic essay about managing husbands and household tasks. The reader letters ask how to ease overwork for women and balance chores with family life.
The tale recounts Dumas responding to a Le Grand Journal editor’s push for articles. Dumas drafts a six volume romance and urges an immediate feuilleton on snakes. The editor pays Napoleon in advance, while Dumas’s secretary delivers papers with copied content and a promise to cover the boa constrictor next.
A compact historical note traces royal language usage from William to Elizabeth, noting how kings claimed crowns, the evolution of titles such as king of England and king of France, and how monarchs like Richard II Henry VII and James I adopted varying regal prefixes and jurisdictions. It also mentions Edward III asserting Dieu et Mon Droit and the quirky claim that Elizabeth could be king if she could not be queen.
A Chicago Herald quote likens Mrs Wadham to a Rembrandt portrait, noting that such likenesses seem to trick the eye when examined up close as if paint were tossed on freely. The remark contrasts perceived realism with initial impressions and suggests modern portraits may mislead.
Vacation time is there and the children are fairly living out of doors. You need only to guard against accidents incidental to most open air sports. No remedy, go DeWitt White Hazel Saive for quickest stopping out or removing danger from cute wounds. Sure cure piles and skin diseases. Draws out the Infirmation. Beware of counterfeits. Wigorx & Moore.
A fragment from a Jonesboro town report describes a woman aged thirty nine, mother of many children, who says she has never seen a river and has not walked the streets of the town. She mentions twenty one brothers and sisters and a contact named Mrs. James Halse from Patt a.
In Ellsworth Hi the resident Job H Harein a farmer reports four years of kidney pain radiating to the loins. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Wiggin Moore's drug store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY the backache eased and disappeared after completing four boxes. Mrs Harrie also benefited.
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