Two Ways Before Us The Broad and Narrow Paths
Sermon notes discuss Christ’s illustration of two gates and two ways. The wide gate welcomes natural sin and ease, while the narrow gate demands repentance and faith. The broad way leads to destruction. the narrow to life. Many enter the broad path, few find the straight gate. yet believers must choose eternal life over present ease. The program includes evangelistic prayer and Bible readings and critiques lecturing in pulpits.
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Dole
Torse
Christ
Asander
Strat Gate
Hell
Heaven
John xiv
The Things Worth Dot and the Hungry Mind’s Guidance
A fragment from the Christian Register argues that life spent chasing valueless pursuits wastes time and energy. It urges the hungry mind to discriminate wisely between worthy goals and those that may be good for others but not for us.
Mutual Benefit Column shares poems and handy tips from Aunt Madge
The page presents Aunt Madge’s Mutual Benefit column with a long poem about patient hands and helping others, reader letters praising the section, a leaky-dish plant-watering tip, and a sugar cookie recipe. Readers send in blueberry cake and grain-o testimonials, with anecdotes of community reunions and cooking fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
M. Tl
Coleum
Gro Cooks
Uherry Eid
Isuke
Franklin
Mule Genera Introductions At A Reunion Event
Introductions to the Mule tots of the fourth genera Hon and this is Steve's baby and this is Ned's youngest. Then all gathered round the tables for festive entertainment. The note recalls faces lost to time and the shadow of DUC, with a reunion memory amid dust and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Ned
Duc
Portland and Lewiston Fire and Fatality Recap
Historic notices report Lewiston stable fire destroying R. C. Pingree’s horses worth about 5000, Almon Colson’s fatal fall from a Winterport roof at sixty, Bert L. Knowlton’s Sebec Lake canoe accident, and Hodgkins Hall lumber firm’s $64000 liability with bankruptcy.
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Portland
R.C. Pingree
Lewiston
Almon Colson
Woburn
Mass
Hwan
Winterport
Bert L. Knowlton
Foxcroft
Sebec Lake
Deering
Greater Portland
Hancock District Lodge Meeting Adopts Temperance Resolutions
Hancock district lodge No. 24 of the IOGT met at Man Uet Aug 17 with 30 members from four lodges. Dintelet Templar Higgins opened the session. Clarence A Moore attended with Mrs Reed hosting a picnic lunch. Resolutions urged strict temperance candidates, wage war on liquor dealers, decry saloon influence, and thanked Moore and Mrs Reed while noting Moore’s anticipated move to the Pacific coast.
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Hancock District Lodge
O. G. T. Hancock District Lodge
O. G.T
Clarence A. Moore
Manuet
Dintelet Templar
Broomfeld Higgins
Bro. Moore
John Reed
Pacific Coast
There Are Two Climates In California Santa Barbara Visit
From Santa Barbara California August 9 1900 a reader writes from the Carpinteria valley describing California climate crops and local ranches. He notes a dry warm summer with fogs welcomed by old residents and contrasts northern rainier areas. He details orchards peppering the valley and mentions Col Russell Heath first to introduce English walnut and the large grape vine owner who refused a sale to the World’s Fair. He also reflects on Santa Barbara as a growing modern city with schools libraries and refined society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Santa Barbara
Cal
the American
Raine
Atlantic
Humboldt
Carpinteria
Maine
Col. Ruswell Heath
New York
Edwood Cooper
Tiity Oll
Bangor
Brunswick
Oxford
Tam
Mt. Desert
John M. Noyes
Boston
Nature
Wings and Worm Turn To Flight In Daring Tale
A quirky fragment describes a worm fading into darkness yet sprouting grand wings and soaring toward a strange new depth. Parallel lines hint at a widow’s society circle and a humorous tale that amuses a bald-headed man.
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Harriet Prescott Speer
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Hristian Endeavor
Wey
Robert Louis Stevenson
Aunt Madge
Ita
Permlation
Amg
Ammxican
Elleworth
Thor
New York Independent
Paris
Hong
Min
Arty
David City
Nes
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Lillie Socnor
Pinkham’s
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ory TO
Caine
State Board of Trade
Lewiston Board
Lake Grove
Auburn
Lewiston, Brunswick & Bath Railroad Company
DeWitt House
Lewiston Board of Trade
Margaret £. Sangster
Ladies' Home’ Journal
DeWitt's
DeWitt
Wicarx & Moone
A. Kellett
Williford
Ark
Bucklen
PB. Aiken
Ellsworth
Swan’s Island
Hi. W. Small, M. D
Swan's Island
Farrhae
Colduines Swan
Barly
Mune
al Reeves
PRIC
Dat
Smibb
Bry Ant
Muda Street
Isaag L. Hudgkins
School Street
Filaworthy
E. C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Dr. King
Banking
First National Bank Safe Deposit Vaults
Hancock County Savings Ban
SN. B. Coolidge
John F. Whitcomb
Charles When Burrill
Pune
Aly. Busham
Jor
F Wirtcom
F. Cameole
Ellsworthie and
Eaky
See
A.W. Kino
H.W. Estey & CO
Wilewaren
Stewart
Wear Buooxsville
Matsee
Toston University
Maine Hommopathic Medical Society
John E. Bunker, JR
Bar Harbor
Bluehill
Har Harbor
Mt. Desertitor
Bluehil
JR. H. Greely
Philadelphia Dental Cole
Giles’ Block
Ellswow
Charles H. Drummey, Attorney
KF Carroll Burrill
Novan Pupiio
TYAC
Harris
H. L. D. Woodruff
Main ST
Harden
Newport
A. F. Burnham
Attec
United States
Sfuniness
Ellawoxra
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