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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1899
Page
9
The tract discusses warnings against lax faith, the Lord’s knowledge of hearts, and the future resurrection, citing David, Asaph, Abel, Enoch, and Moses. It links the coming of Christ, the day of the Lord, and judgment to faithfulness, law, Elijah, and John the Baptist, concluding with salvation through Christ and a Manchester cloth industry fact.
In a Christian Endeavor study Rev. S J Doyle outlines Christ as a model of prayer. He stresses prayer's necessity, examines the Lord's Prayer as a form and model, and urges careful preparation in prayer guided by Jesus. Bible readings accompany the lesson for reflection.
The church should be truly catholic absorbing the whole man and all creation. Prayer brings life and beauty into society, books, gardens, fields and homes, with no sharp divide between sacred and secular. Complete Christianity fuses labor, joy, love, and power into a single consecrated life.
The passage urges individuals to act and feel according to their own nature, resisting conformity. It says the grace of God frees and purifies personality rather than forcing uniformity, emphasizing personal authenticity over social imitation.
The excerpt argues life and work are eternal and urges finding God’s will to align work with eternity. It claims human effort is temporary unless directed by Christ, declaring a person should serve a lasting divine design rather than fleeting labor.
Wealthy Americans have given about 197.06 million dollars in the last five years to support schools hospitals libraries and picture galleries. The Washington Star reports on the ongoing dialogue about mission work at home and public response without reciprocity.
Readable schedule of Sunday services across Lowell churches with times, preacher names, sermon topics, and special music. Includes central M E, Salvation Army, Second Advent, First Baptist, Grace Universalist, Unity, Free churches, and more. Notes mention evening vesper, youth activities, and a gramophone event at the Y M C A.
Morning service at 10 30 features Seemon The School of P in The chor sercios OQ Be Joyful in the Lord and Holiun The Lord Hath Done Grat Tling Stevinson Crossing the Ear A Spalding Pleasant Sunday Evening Service 6 30 Organ recital 6 15 It will be Sunday evening The organ numbers include Andante Con Mot Silas Vision Rheinberger Prayer from Loh engrin Wagner The pastor will give a brief prelude What is it to be Saved The sermon A Son in a Bush and a Son on a Mountain A magnificent musical programme for chorus choir men and Ladies quartettes with organ accompaniment The Apollo quartet will sing several times Also a sung service by the great congregation Optional hymn sung as solos and quartettes Ladies quartette P P Bliss One Sweetly Solemn Thought Ladies chorus Vincent Resignation tenor solo 4 C Spalding Wanderer Welcome Ira Z Sanke tiorae Sweet Home recessional male quartette A Good night hymn by coins and quartets God Be With You The Men's class welcomes you come and get a blessing
At Hurd Street the First Universalist Church, led by Pastor C. E. Fisher, offers a 10:30 a.m. service with the sermon Life Between Death as the second Agnosticism in Christian Belief talk. A school session at 12:10 p.m. aims for good attendance, followed by a Young People’s meeting at 6 p.m. and a 6:45 p.m. popular one hour auditorium service with music and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Singular Life as the subject.
The Corner Church and George Streets session lists morning and evening worship led by the pastor. Morning services include anthem He That Dwelleth and Lord's Prayer with soprano solo Babylon. Evening sermon titled Branded for Hell follows Sunday school at noon, with subject Relinquished Rights.
An advertisement describes increased use of gelatine in home cooking and details several recipes. It promotes Keystone Silver White Gelatine from Michigan Carbon Works Detroit as pure and easy to dissolve. Recipes include Russian jelly Old Fashioned New England calves foot jelly and a lemon jelly with specified ingredients and steps.
A compact roster lists numerous congregations with service times. Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, Unitarian, Catholic and other denominations specify sermons at 10 30 or 10 00 with afternoon and evening meetings, Sunday school, and youth activities across Chelmsford streets, Central and Barrett avenues, and nearby towns.
The Me and Otis comedy was staged last night at Vestry hall Tewksbury for V I A funds. It drew about 300 attendees with officers from the State almshouse in key roles including Dr A K Drake Dr Arthur J Dresser Dr B S Jenness Mr Fred Carley Mr Walter C Kenney and Mrs E H Miller. Music between acts featured mandolin by Miss Hattie Lee and piano by the Misses Lee.
Christmas entertainments are planned for the Kirk Street and Centralville Day Nurseries on Saturday afternoon. Supper will be served for the children and their mothers, with each child receiving a gift from the Christmas tree. Supplies for tables, toys, confectionery, and fruit are earnestly solicited by the committee and may be left at either nursery.
An advertisement asserts nasal catarrh relief through Ely's Cream Balm. It claims cleansing, soothing, and healing of the diseased membrane without drying or irritation, with immediate relief once placed in the nostrils. Price is 50 cents or mailed from Ely Brothers of New York.
Mrs Lizzie Nevins of 36 Alder street reports five years of dull pain and fatigue eased by Dean s Kidney Pills after buying at Ellingwood Co s drug store at Merrimack and Central Streets The testimonial notes prompt relief and recommends Doan s Kidney Pills with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents Remember the name Doan s and take no other
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