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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1899
Page
11
This excerpt reviews Malachi teaching on God’s steadfast love and calls for returning to Him. It comments on priests failing to honor God, the misuse of offerings, and requires true worship, tithes, and generosity. The author interweaves biblical references with personal reflection on tithe practice and devotion.
Topic centers on the indwelling presence of Christ and the Holy Spirit in believers. It argues Christ lives in us to sanctify and sustain salvation, presenting two facets: Christ in us as our life and Christ in us the hope of glory. Bible readings are listed for reflection.
The Christian Register notes that toleration grows from liberty of action to equality and mutual forbearance. As tolerance expands it includes bearing one another’s burdens and universal helpfulness, yet risk lies in becoming morally superior or indifferently dismissive of others.
A United Presbyterian excerpt argues that individuals are free to choose their course and bear responsibility for salvation. Grace and mercy are available, but eternal destiny rests on personal decision amid any external influence or circumstance. The text emphasizes individual accountability in spiritual outcomes.
Excerpts emphasize patience in learning life lessons and resisting hastily rushing into action. Kingsley urges allowing God to teach in His way and warns against expecting a second bell to end the lesson. Christian Instructor advocates conquering prejudice by living it down.
City pastors announce scheduled Sunday sermons and discussions across Pawtucket and surrounding churches. Topics include no license, the church and city, temperance themes, marriage and family, and special music by orchestras and choirs. Several congregations list morning and evening lectures, with denominations ranging from Congregational and M E to Baptist and Christian Scientist.
Local citizens recall strong relief from kidney illness after using Dean's Kidney Pills and recommend the remedy. Mrs. Emily Leary of 373 Central Street reports four years of severe kidney inflammation cured after two boxes, with back fatigue gone after treatment. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole U S agents. price 50 cents. Also notices a church event with a license debate and a musical program at First Congregational Church.
Unity Club met at Mrs Henry W Church home to arrange a tea and sale at Mrs Frank Be Sh w in Tyler Pack on Tuesday Dec 19. Proceeds from the last entertainment plus club funds will be used to donate 25 000 to the Faith Home.
The Y M C A reports rising interest in Sunday services led by newly elected junior department president Addison Avery. Regular 9 a m prayer and praise, 9 15 a m association parlor service, 2 30 p m Bible class, and 4 p m men’s meeting with speaker J Lewis of Boston will discuss crime and religious topics. Ambulance cases and local church deacon elections are noted.
Kirk Street Church led by A Bartlett D D offers morning service at 10 30 with a sermon The Secredness of City-Building Choir numbers include I Will Extol Thee O Goi and Be Merciful Unto Me Organ recital at 6 15 featuring Spalding performing Fantasie in C major Tours and avatina Raff. Apollo and mixed quartettes likely to sing My Brother the Master is Calling for Thee Mrs Crafts solos and solo offertory music Evening by Barnaby. Pastor’s prelude How Shall a Christian Vote Sermon The Coming Battle of Giants. All singers massed at close.
A quoted devotional excerpt from the Philadelphia Public Ledger, praising divine guidance. It seeks strength and comfort on life’s rugged path, asking for God’s aid to steady steps, ease weariness, and grant rest secure in Thee.
The Rev. A D Buckley of Buflac writes of long Catarrh suffering until two months use of Agnew's Catarrhal Powder gave delightful relief and full personal cure. Sold by C B Carter F G Goodze & Co.
Readers report spotting advertiser messages in the Courier. The notice highlights ongoing promotions and invites engagement with local businesses featured in the newspaper.
The town’s churches announce services across numerous outfits. Baptist and Methodist groups hold 10:30 am and 6:30 pm sermons with Sunday schools at noon, while Catholic parishes schedule multiple masses from early morning through afternoon. Unitarian, Universalist and nearby Protestant congregations list pastors and times, plus missions, youth meetings, and choir events.
A mixed set of early 20th century ads seeks a neat house helper for a three family apartment and lists able bodied unmarried men ages twenty one to forty five for military style service with monthly pay and benefits. Apply at 175 Fort Hill avenue or Merrimack street Lowell and Court street Boston.
A dense set of rental notices across multiple streets lists various dwellings from seven rooms to six rooms, with prices ranging from 8 to 16 dollars. Properties include cottages, tenements, a bakery and store, a boarding house, a two story nearly new house on Chelmsford street, and a church street cluster, with each listing showing room counts and locations.
The notice lists several properties with pricing and features including a five room house at seven dollars and a half per month, a large two story story house at 1309, a house suitable for boarders at 1500, a stable and hen house for 109 hens, a “Comes” house, a blacksmith shop and half an acre of land priced at 809.
A description advertises 64 Central Street and Wentworth Avenue properties near Andover Street. It notes a house and stable on a large land lot just renovated with bathroom open plumbing and dry, and lists inquiries at 80 Church Street office of W. Hoyt & Co.
A string of early 20th century real estate notices advertise two story houses and cottages for sale in Lowell area. Listings from Fish & Plummer and Fish & Plummer note 2 story homes near Central Street and a Highland location with easy terms, plus 7 room cottages with bath and gas. Also offered is a 10 acre farm six miles from Lowell with orchard and near depot, and a 7 acre highland farm with cattle and fruit near Middle Sex County. Prices range from 2300 to 8200 with various terms.
Farm two miles from Lowell on electric line with access, ten room house, stable and dairy shop. Water frontage with good rates for summer boarders. Price reduced to 62000 if sold at once. Address 7 seventeenth Street, Lowell.
Lost pension papers reported to have cet. and 17. Finder please return to City Hall and receive reward.
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