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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1899

Page

8

Sabbath Keepers and the Reform in Nehemiah’s Time

A reflective lesson on Nehemiah chapter thirteen focusing on Sabbath desecration in Jerusalem after his return from Babylon, detailing reforms against weekly commerce on the Lord’s day, strengthened by Nehemiah’s firm actions and reminders of Scriptural duty. The piece urges personal holiness, steadfast perseverance, and divine reward for faithful labor.

D. M. Stearns Nehemiah Jerusalem Babylon Holy City Tobiah Ashdod Ammon Moab Jehovah Mount Sinai Moses Judah Tyre Sanballat Christ Calcutta John God Paul

Teconomizing in a Domestic Exchange

A wife explains she has economized for the month by delaying bills. She says she spoke to the grocer, the butcher, and the landlord to push payments to next month. The line shows a light domestic exchange about budgeting and delaying expenses.

Housband Mary

Lord's Supper Doctrine Chosen For Week Study

Christian Endeavor opens the week with Rev. S H Doyle's commentary on the Lord's Supper. The sermon outlines its divine institution as a memorial and symbol, notes its command and permanence until Christ's return, and urges faithful observance with faith in the Holy Spirit. Bible readings accompany the talk.

S. H. Doyle Paul Christ Jerusalem Jesus Corinthians Acts I Pet. ii John ii

Religious Services Tomorrow Across Local Churches

Readings list morning and evening services at numerous churches including Grace Universalist First Trinitarian Congregational Worthen Street M E Christadelphian Ecclesia First Church of Christ Scientist Paige Street Free Baptist and many others. The schedule includes sermons, lectures, sacramental services, temperance meetings, and special music with multiple speakers and locations throughout the morning and evening.

Disappointment as a Faithful Teacher at the Cross

Rev. Dr. T. L. Cuyler reveres disappointment as a stern yet benevolent teacher guiding believers toward heaven. He writes that hard lessons, rods, thorny paths, and the valley of death shadow sharpen faith, with the cross of Christ offering the clearest, sweetest promises. He envisions a monument honoring disappointment as a sacred guide.

Disappointment Death Shadow Christ T. L. Cuyler

The Power of Voice in Preaching

A Presbyterian Journal piece notes ministers preach to be heard not for preaching’s sake. It discusses how God’s voice can echo as thunder, and great preachers often have strong voices. It cites John the Baptist’s powerful speech and the contrast with the still small voice that moves only one listener.

John the Baptist Presbyterian Journal

Virtue and Fame in Witty Newspaper Snippets

A compact, period tone collection of quips and captions from Harper’s Bazaar and Cleveland Plain Dealer. It features moral maxims on reputation, religious conflict, and a joke about a dressmaker, reflecting light social observations and editorial wit in early 20th century style.

Kirk Street Church Sunday Services Detailed

The pastor Ww A Bartlett D D will preach morning and evening with the morning topic The Mystery of Suffering and the evening service featuring Jubilate. Pleasant Sunday evening service begins with an organ recital at 615 and includes Wagner Lohengrin Moszkowski Largo Handel selections by Apollo male quartette mixed quartets and a ladies quartet with organ and orchestra. The sermon is The Man at the Pool.

Marston Warren Caldbeck Lohengrin Wagner Serenata Moszkowski Largo Handel Apollo Hiles W. A. Bartlett

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements and Local Sale Notes

An 1890s style notice cites G S Emerson praising Dean's Kidney Pills with a 50 cent price, sold by Foster Milburn Co. and Carter Sherburne, urging readers to remember the Dean's name. The sermon event mentions a Men's League welcoming attendees and a good night song as the service ends.

Lowell Thomas G. S. Emerson Westford Street Dean Ellingwood & Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Dean's

Sunday Services At Local Churches Reinforce Community Faith

First Universalist Church on Hurd Street announces morning and evening services led by Rev. C. E. Fisher now in his fifth year. At 10 30 the sermon is The Word for the Hour followed by a large attendance last Sunday. A 6 p m young people's meeting and 6 45 p m hour service feature David Harum by request with choir music and congregational singing. Y M C A hosts prayer service at 9 15 a m and Bible class at 2 30 p m with growing membership and a 4 p m men’s meeting led by Rev. Bowley Green. The first Sunday monthly outreach visits the city farm at 2 p m with Dr. H L Dietz conducting. A missionary service at 4 p m at Y W C A features Mrs. Reynolds of Boston and a missionary collection. A phonograph exhibition is planned for the YWCA social this evening inviting all young women and girls to attend.

Charlotte Perkins Stetson Grace Universalist Branch Street Baptist Church Christadelphian Ecclesia Runels Merrimack Square First Congregational John Street A. K. Whitcomb High Street Sarah Dixon Tyngsboro Second Church of Christ, Scientist Odd Fellows Hall Middlesex Street God the Preserver of Man Immanuel Baptist Communion Ayer City John and Paige Streets Epworth League Worthen Street Baptist First Unitarian Hillside Church Dracul Silas R. Coburn Highland Congregational J. W. Higgins W. GC. T. U. First Baptist Chelmsford Street Free Baptist Lorm Free Church Unity Meeting House William Morris Eld F. L. Piper Second Advent Grand _ street Mount Vernon David Harum Fred Sutherland Bowley Green H. L. Dietz Young Women’s Christian Association Stor Union Free Baptist Church Barristers Hall Central Street W. A. Morang Blossom Street Thomass. Sayer, Jr Young People's Meeting Branch Street Tabernacle Asa Reed Dills Paige Street Freewill A. E. Wilson Mount Vernon Freewill M. A. Currier Fifth Street Baptist Henry W. O. Millington First Baptist Smith Thomas Ford Centralville Methodist Corner Bridge Hildreth J. A. Bowler Primitive Methodist Mechanics Hall Geo. F. Kenngott London Street C. E. Poole Kirk Street W. A. Bartlett Geo. H. Johnson French Congregational Fletcher and Bowers Streets T. G. A. Cote C. W. Huntington Pawtucket Willis D. Leland Hillside Dracut J. P. Richardson Y. P C. E Eliot Summer Street J. M. Greene D. D Y. Bss Gide Highland Charles L. Merriam Franke A. Warfield St. Anne'’s A. St. John Chambre A. A. V. Binnington St. John’s Gotham Street L. C. Manchester House of Prayer Walker Street Warner BE. L. Ward Hurd Street C. E. Fisher Grace R. A. Greene St. Patrick’s St. Peter's Gorham — Street Michael Rowan Sacred Heart Moore Street Oblate Mathers St. Jean Baptiste Merrimack Street Oblate Fathers St. Joseph’s Church of Immaculate Conception George C. Wright Lincoln Street Tanner Street Church of Christ, Scientist Pollara Palmer Street Odd Fellows Jesson Advent Christian Grand Street Old Odd Fellows’ Wall Evangelical Lutheran Church Meadowcroft Street J. V. Soderman

First Baptist Building Fund Sale at Odd Fellows Hall

For months the ladies of the First Baptist church prepare a sale to aid rebuilding funds. Exhibits run at Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street next week Wednesday and Thursday with entertaining events for children on Wednesday and evening suppers. A lunch counter will also operate.

First Baptist Building Fund First Baptist Church Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street Pecr

Tips for Theatregoers From Ogden Ward Criterion

A satirical column urges theatergoers to disrupt shows with late arrivals loud reactions and rowdy behavior between acts. It mocks rude audience conduct while noting a remedy claim for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, advertised by druggists with a money-back guarantee for coughs colds and related ailments.

Ogden Ward Criterion

New Pompadour Roll Delivers Featherweight Appeal

A natural wavy hair pompadour roll is offered as versatile headwear. It can sit atop or beneath existing hair and is not a heat pad. The item is described as featherweight and comfortable.

Arthur Rhodes Human Hair Goods Manufacturer

Arthur Rhodes, a proprietor of human hair goods, operates from 17 Merrimack Street in the Courtier-Citizen Building.

Arthur Rhodes Merriwack ST. Courtier-Citizen Building

Sunday Church Services Across Chelmsford Area

A listing of Sunday services across numerous churches including Baptist, Methodist, Evangelical, Catholic, Unitarian and others. Entries note church names, pastors, service times at 10:30 a.m. and evening sessions, Sunday schools, midweek meetings, and special services across Chelmsford, Barristers Hall, Blossom Street, Central Street and surrounding streets with multiple denominations represented.

House and Stable Near Andover Street Renovated

Wentworth Avenue property one block from Andover Street just renovated in perfect order with eight large rooms open plumbing bathroom laundry and a large land lot Inquire at 80 Church Street in the office of B W Hoyt & Co Menis tt.

Wentworth Avenue Andover Street Church St B. W. Hoyt & Co Menis

Farm Near Lowell Seeks Quick Sale At Reduced Price

A 16 acre farm two miles from Lowell offers water frontage and a fruit abundant lot with an electric line, a 10 room house, a stable and workshop, suitable for summer boarders. Price cut to 2000 dollars if sold immediately. Contact Ww. E. DOYGE Room 6 No. 26 Central Street.

Fourth Street Third Street Stackpole Street Carlisle Chelmsford Street Church Street Lincoln Street Pawtucketville W. KB. Dodge Bett Estee Sae Central St Shaw Main Street Fish & Plummer Central Street Con Hall Highlands Lowell Chelmsford Middlesex County Highland Club E. Doyge

Lowell and Middlesex Street trains timetable corrected

Train schedules from Merrimack and Middlesex Street depots in Lowell revised to show Boston Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Augusta Lewiston Skowhegan Bangor and other destinations with daily and Sunday listings. Includes times, through connections, steamship links, and notes on special runs.

Merrimack Street Depot Lowell Middlesex Street Boston A. m. Ae Eae Lawrence Salem Mass A. m Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth Exeter Dover Rochester Alton Bay Somersworth N. H Saco Ola Orchard Portland Augusta Bath Waterville Lewiston Skowhegan Bangor Belfast Rockland St. John’s N. B Halifax N. S Montreal Quebec Westport St. John Castine Deer Isle Sedgewi Bar Harbor Jonesport Machiasport Frank Jones

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