Isaac and the Philistines in Beersheba Well of Peace
A Sunday school commentary on Genesis 26 12 25 focusing on Isaac’s famine journey to Gerar Philistine envy and his wells The lesson highlights human hearts deceitful natures and the power of yielding for peace The text notes God reaffirming the Abrahamic covenant and the Lord appearing to Isaac at night with promise and blessing The narrative ends with Isaac building an altar and discovering water as Beersheba becomes a sign of God’s presence and provision
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American Press Association
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Abraham
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Acquaintance with God through Job and Eliphaz
A weekly spiritual discussion discusses Eliphaz’s call to Job to acquaint himself with God. It outlines three steps: receive God's law into the heart, repent and return to the Almighty, and seek knowledge of God through Jesus Christ. Benefits cited include inner peace and true prosperity tied to divine friendship.
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H. Doyle
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Eliphaz
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Zophar
Christ
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Love For the Friendless Universalist Leader Quote
The Universalist Leader urges Christians to extend love beyond friends to the lonely and desolate, arguing true faith requires serving those who cannot repay. It condemns selfishness and emphasizes following the Saviour’s example of perfect love.
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Universalist
Sympathy as Christian service and duty in hardship
A Nashville Christian Advocate editorial explains sympathy as sharing burdens and strengthening individuality. It argues true service grows from bearing duties despite illness or low spirits, urging steady effort and leaving outcomes to God. It cites the Independent on sympathy’s transformative, courage-boosting power.
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Nashville Christian Advocate
Gift of Sanctity in Bereavement Remembrance
A reflection on Jesus asking disciples to remember him at parting, noting how His name has entered daily prayers and brought sanctity and peace to mourning and kinship remorse, as expressed in J. Martineau's words.
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J. Martineau
At the Churches Church Services Attention
A dense list of church services across many congregations with morning and evening programs. Notable topics include Lost Power, A Religion of Promise, The Delays of Providence, The Birth of Liberal Thought, and The Working Faith. Several obituaries and special meetings noted.
Birth of Liberal Thought Sermon At First Universalist Church
Morning service at 10 30 features a sermon The Birth of Liberal Thought plus a fine musical program including Organ prelude Faith Munroe Anthem This is the Day Gaul Anthem Consider and Hear Me Soprano solo These Are They Gaul Mrs. Alice Jenkins quartet Jesus My Saviour and organ postlude Marche Pontifical The Sunday school and Bible class meet at 12 30 All made welcome.
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Munroe
Gaul
Erate
Uae
Pflueger
Trey
Alice Jenkins
Jesus
My Saviour
du Bois
Marche Pontifical
Ke Cova
Udebusk
Church Service At Corner Of Church And George Sts
In the morning at 10 30 Pastor Smith Thomas Ford preaches on Divine Incentives with anthem Crown Him Lord of All and Just As I Am as response. Evening service and communion follow with Sunday school at 12 and a resumed old time song service led by Chorus Choir and musical director J Avison Baker.
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Smith Thomas Ford
J. Avison Baker
M. E
Louis Blanchet
Centralville
Corner Bridge
Hildreth Streets
Leon EB. Bell
Not Ashamed of the Gospel and A Voice of Power at Morning and Evening Services
Rev W A Bartlett D D pastor delivers morning sermon Not Ashamed of the Gospel at 10 30 with choir selections and a response Arise He Calleth Thee. Evening address titled A Voice of Power at 6 30 with choirs O Come Let Us Sing The King of Love and responses Sullivan. Services in the auditorium with usual song service and cordial invitation to all.
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BO Govlo
Tees
Nevin
Goss
King of Love
Sheevey
Sullivan
Missionary meeting at YWCA with Mrs Stevenson speaker
The usual gospel service at the Young Women's Christian Association will be Sunday at 4.15 PM, a missionary meeting with Mrs Stevenson of Africa as speaker and a special offering. All girls and women are invited. Twilight song service follows at 7 PM. Those wanting the Shawsheen grove outing meet at 2.15 PM with Miss Bennett and Miss Pierson for a basket picnic. Strangers welcome.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Stevenson
Africa
Shawsheen Grove
Miss Bennett
Miss Pierson
Centralville church opens season with choir and choir resumes
The Centralville M. E. church begins the season tomorrow with the choir and orchestra resuming after vacation. Pastor Rev. Leon E. Bell will preach the morning service.
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Centralville M. E
Leon E. Bell
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Lowell Citizens
A public endorsement from Lowell residents highlights the Dean's Kidney Pills as having earned respect through consistent local effort. Mrs. Lizzie Nevins shares a five year history of back pain relief after using the product, bought at Ellingwood & Co. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's Kidney Pills at 50 cents per box from Foster-Milburn Co. Remember the name Dean's. A church note mentions a pastor's class and a youth class led by Russell Fox with baptism and communion planned, and a vesper topic titled A young man in a Great City.
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Dean
Lowell
Lizzie Nevins
Alder Street
Doan
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Russell Fox
Palma as Cuban president hailed by Washington correspondent
A Chicago Tribune Washington correspondent portrays Gen. Palma as ideal for Cuba's future, citing his long service, honesty with funds, and diplomacy during the Spanish-American War. It recalls Palma's defiance of Spanish coercion, his mother's death under siege, and his decision not to seek personal vengeance, safeguarding Cuba's cause.
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McKinley
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Chicago Tribune
Sunday Religious Services in Local Churches
A compendium lists Sunday services across Chelmsford, Centralville, and neighboring parishes. It details pastors, sermon times, Sunday schools, and youth meetings at numerous churches including Freewill, Baptist, M. E., Congregational, Universalist, Unitarian, Catholic, Swedenborgian, and Evangelical branches, with multiple locations and the Union Mission events.
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Eeeleee
Christian Endeavor
Kirk Street
Highland M.E
Epworth League
Central M. E
Fifth Street Baptist
St. Anne’s
Chelmsford Street F
Worthen Street
First Congregational
Mount Vernon
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Chas. Young
Alexander
North Billerica
Charlton
Ellis
Pawtucket
Berean P. M
Moore Street
W. H. Yarrow
First Spiritualist Society
Earnscliff Grove
Chelmsford Street
C. E
Central
Dracut
F.L Kelley
Paige Street
Eliot
High Street
C. W. Huntington
First Universalist Church
Hurd Street
C. E. Fisher
First Baptist Church
Church and
George
W. A. Bartlett
D. D
Centralville M. E. Church
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dean’s
Carter & Sherburne
Estrada Palmer
Baptist
S. T. Ford
Young People's Society
A. E. Kenyon
Union Free Baptist Church
Barristers Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Brown E. Smith
Young People’s
Worthen Street Baptist
Chas, R. McNally
Young People's Meeting
Branch Street Tabernacle
Asa Reed Dilts
Pie
Paige Street Freewill
A. E. Wilson
Mount Vernon Freewill
F. A Currier
Henry W. O. Millington
Methodist
Primitive Methodist
Good Templars Hall
Gorham Street
N. W. Matthews
Berean
Lawrence Street
Central Congregational Church
F. I. Kelley
William G. Poor
Dutton Street
Geo. F. Kenngett
London Street
C. E. Poole
C. B
J. P. Richardson
Summer Street
E. Victor Bigelow
J. M. Greene
Highland
T. Clayton Welles
Westford Street
Franke A. Warfield
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C. HE
Episcopal
Merrimack Street
Kirk and Anne
A. St. John Chambre
St. John’s
L. C. Manchester
House of Prayer
Walker Street
Warner E. L. Ward
Presbyterian
Westminster
Tyler Street
D. A. McPhie
First
Appleton Street
Jas. M. Craig
P.C. C. Abt
Grace
R. A. Greene
Unitarian
Charles T. Billings
St. Patrick's
St. Peter's
Michael Rowan
Sacred Heart
Oblate Fathers
St. Jean Baptiste
Oblate
St. Joseph’s
Church of Immaculate Conception
Free Church
Middlesex Street
George C. Wright
Union Mission
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
New Church
Bay State Hall
West Sixth Street
French Baptist
Isaac Lafleur
Ayer City
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
Church of Christ, Scientist
Pollard Building
Palmer Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
William E. Fay Lowell
State Street
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