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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1899
Page
6
The text outlines a multi lesson series from Ezra Nehemiah Esther and Psalms focusing on joy in God house faith in adversity and deliverance. It connects biblical figures like Esther Nehemiah and Ezra with themes of prayer trust and dedication to God across various books and golden texts.
An apple orchard in Jefferson county Indiana sits on a steep hillside over half a mile high. Trees grow outward from the slope and a dropped apple travels about a half mile before reaching the ground.
Rev S H Doyle outlines the heavenly record the book of life and urges believers to rejoice that their names are written there. The piece emphasizes faithfulness to avoid blotting out names, citing Revelation and gospel passages and listing Bible readings for reflection.
A long listing of morning and evening services across many churches detailing themes such as The Year s Balance Sheet and Closing Up Accounts The Great Prize Fight Between Good and Evil and A Wonderful Year are among the sermon topics Also noted are watch night services music concerts and a joint Moody memorial service at Branch Street Baptist House of Prayer will repeat Christmas program with solemn Eucharist and Evensong and an address by Brother Gilbert of Nazareth Monastic order.
The text reflects on enduring daylight’s glare and color loss as a moral trial. It portrays sickness and mourning as divinely guided shadows, with reassurance that God preserves the believer in His quiver until a purposeful, glorifying errand arrives.
The Prayer Book embodies English character, grown with the people from Anglo Saxon times to Edward VI era. It functions as a witness and title deed to the historic continuity of Catholic heritage and national identity, as noted by Churchman.
Christian Standard asserts selfishness as the root of all vice and self love as the foundation of virtue and religion. It warns that repeated sin or neglected duty hardens the heart, dulling spiritual sensitivity, echoed by United Presbyterian notes.
A Lowell piece cites Mrs. S A Pickering praising Doan's Kidney Pills for elderly kidney failures. The testimonial notes purchase at Hastings Street drugstore and recommends the product priced at 50 cents per box with Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents.
A crowded church bulletin lists Kirk Street Church and First Baptist Church programs. Morning services feature sermons, organ and choir selections by Dudley Buck and various soloists. Evening services include responses to sermons, baptism and special music. A Young Women’s Christian Association event encourages gifts for Miss Grace Eaton, with singing, embroidery and dressmaking classes announced.
The First Universalist Church on Hurd Street invites all to morning worship at 10.30 with the theme The Old Year and repeats the Christmas music program. Te Deum in Buck and other selections feature soloists from Boston and Concord. Sunday school meets at 12.10, a Young People's meeting at 6, and a 6.45 hour service with Romola by George Eliet.
Ad card-style promo argues adversity shapes usefulness and urges relief for stomach and liver disorders. Claims quick action and cure for stubborn cases. Appears as a medicinal advert sold by local merchants C. Bh. Carter, F. C. Goodale & Co. with pricing at 10 cents per vial.
The M C A notes outline a 9 15 a m Sunday prayer and praise in the parlor and a 4 p m Sunday men s meeting with E P Telford as speaker. An orchestra and Sturtevant will perform. A union study of the Sunday school lesson meets Saturday at 3 p m and a boys meeting is at 2 p m. Testimonial ad for Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy by Thomas C Bower of Glencoe Ohio notes cure after two 25 cent bottles. Sold by all druggists.
A long roster of churches in Chelmsford and vicinity with pastors, service times, and Sunday school notes. It lists Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Universalist, Unitarian, Catholic and other denominations, detailing sermon times, Sunday schools, and youth meetings across multiple streets and halls.
Train schedule from Lowell to Fort Taunton New Bedford Newpot Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and more begins October 22 1899. Morning and afternoon departures list connections at South Framingham Concord Junction and Stonington line for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west. Sunday runs note South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way-stations. Peter Clark Gen Supt A C Kendall Gen’s Past Agent.
Corrected October 2 1899 timetable listing train departures from Merrimack and Middlesex Street stations to Boston Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport and many other destinations with daily and Sunday runs, noting multiple daily times and special waivers.
The Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation calls its annual stockholders meeting for January 3, 1900 at 10 30 a m at the Boston Passenger Station. Items include electing directors and proposed by law amendments about vice president duties and certificate signatures. stockholders pass free on Southern Division to Boston day of meeting with certificate proof.
Merchants National Bank of Lowell will hold a meeting in its banking rooms on Tuesday January 9 1900 at 10 o clock A M for the choice of directors and to transact any other legal business. Walter W Johnson cashier Lowell December 2 1899.
Stockholders of the First National Bank of Lowell are notified that the annual meeting to elect directors and transact other business will be held at the banking rooms on Tuesday January 9 1900 at 10 o clock A M J and Sawyer cashier Lowell December 7 1899.
Wamesit National Bank will hold a meeting at its banking rooms on Tuesday January 16 at 2 o clock P M for the choice of directors and the transaction of other business brought before them. Attest:
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