Growth of Christ's kingdom universal and blessing
The sermon argues the growth of Christ's kingdom will be universal from sea to sea and to the ends of the earth, bringing blessings to nations and individuals. It cites Daniel, the leaven and mustard seed, and notes missions as essential, urging renewed zeal and missionary study, with prayers for Christlike thought and purity.
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H. Doste
Ilim
Christ
Daniel
Germany
British Isles
English Channel
No Room For Despair And The Cross As Hope
A New York Observer excerpt contrasts priorities in education and faith. It cites Hon W T Harris on spiritual service over bodily comforts, and Mrs Browning on bearing the cross. The text includes devotional lines urging perseverance and trust in God amid sorrow.
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W. T. Harris
Congregationalist
Christ
Hhis Cross
Mrs. Browning
Mrs Emma E Felch Praises Lydia PinkhamT
Fond du Lac Wisconsin treasurer of Social Economic Club Emma E Felch reports cure from irregular painful menstruation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the remedy and recommends it to other women seeking relief. The letter notes widespread endorsement and invites inquiries for advice.
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Emma E. Felch
Fond du Lac, Wis
Social Economic Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Mutual Benefit Column and The Two Paths Poem
A long reader column from The Aneniay Elleworth Me echoes mutual aid and public service. It includes poems about choosing the narrow path to God, letters from readers like Florence Wood and Aunt Madge, and advice on teaching children memory and responsibility, urging practical recollection and diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Heaven
Florence Wood
Madge
Hancock County Crops and Local Notices
Crop conditions in Hancock county from the State agricultural bulletin report hay at 90 percent quality 101 percent fruit 42 percent potatoes 87 percent core split 1 percent yellow 97 percent comparative acreage unclear. Potatoes show no blight and spraying is minimal except in a few instances. Hull's Cove notices include Miss Tryphena Reed ill with appendicitis Miss Lizzie Stanley travels to Castine for normal school Miss Vivian Brewer visiting Bar Harbor Sept 15 Rev Bowers leaves for Eastport for months. Miss Bertha Salisbury daughter of Mr and Mrs Salisbury dies Sept 14 age 21 after years of consumption buried South Paris Sept 16. ANNE Brown notes ink accident.
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Hancock County
State Agricultural Bulletin
Hull's Cove
Tryphena Reed
Lizzie Stanley
Castine
Vivian Brewer
Bar Harbor
Mr. Bowers
Eastport
Bertha Salisbury
John K. Salisbury
John Henry and Mrs John Drill For Family Budgets
A Chicago Record-Herald humorous tale follows John Henry and his wife as they start joint accounts to track every penny. Disagreements over beef, cigars, theater tickets, and weekly meals strain the couple until a turning moment reveals their shared impatience with constant balancing and a renewed partnership.
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John Henry
Ife
John
Bytem
Mrs. John
Chicago Record-Herald
Hancock County unions host September gatherings and talks
The South Deer Island Union held its annual plenary session led by Mrs. Hattie Hendrick on September 11 with guest Sophie Lensop of Camden. Attendees discussed wearing the white ribbon as a principle, shared a tea with Mrss W Goss absent due to illness, and planned future conventions. Seaside Local Union of Christian Endeavor and Epworth League will meet September 28 at the Surry Baptist church with a program including praise, welcome address, Christian citizenship talks, poetry, and a question box before a basket supper.
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South Deer Ikln Union
Hattie Hendrick
Sophie Lensop
Camden
Union
8. N. Hendricks
J. I. Small
W. Goss
Stonington
Secketany
Hancock County
Cor. Sxc’y
Seaside
Union of Christian Endeavor
Epworth League Societien
the Baptist Church
Surry
Thurlow
Colun
Chappiin
Chotr Surry Churches
David Kerr
K Bean
Eva R J. Olde
Simonton - Quartette
Elleworth Baptist Society
Ech
Abuses of Reading Prompts and Odd Advertisements
Fragmented lines discuss reading habits and reflections, mentioning insight on actions while doing other tasks. The text shifts to a nonsensical ad-like fragment for Metageid Cream and a dubious nasal spray product. It lists addresses and brands in a garbled, historically styled newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crean Basin
Rexserow
Wagren Sreet
New York
Adet
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Christian Endeavor
Rev
A. Vennema
Christian Intelligencer
New York Observer
Madoe
Alma
Permuasion
The
Elleworth
Art
Surry, Bie
BosTos
Mutual
Buffalo
H. Tam
Pan
Ards
Mapas
Brown
Smith
Wood
E. Corbet
WG. A
Hancork
Emery wRev JD
GH Benoa
JP Stimonton
Davi Kerr
Mre
Blobbs
Phyale
Siobbe
M. M. Moore
Zil
Adress Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
Rem
Washington, D. C
Blissworth Steam
Estey &O
Ellaworth
Home Journal
the American
Banking
Hiesny W. Comminns, Firet Nat'l Bank A.W. Kino
Hancock County Savings Bank
N. B. Coolidge
John F. Whitcomb
Charles C. Burrill
Pont
Sunes Sepwesber
Eeds
Rcy
Moun
FW B.C
Cansone Borrill Cuantes
Borrill
Kileworth
Hana Re
Joeese
de. H. Greely
Philadelphia Dental College
Giles' Block
Ellsworth
Carroll Burrill
Praum
Surrill National Bank
State Stuart
Ellswoxrs
A. Burnham
Maun
John E. Bunker, JR
Ofnces
Bluehill
Bluelsi Ethce Oper
H.W. Haines
Melvin A. Wardwell, M. D
Bellevue Hospital
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