Sunday School Lesson First Quarter International Series
A devotional reading on Acts chapter 1 verses 1 to 14, stressing that Jesus continues to act and teach through believers by the Holy Spirit. It highlights the need for spiritual endowment, explains the kingdom with Israel as center, and urges readiness for Pentecost power, prayer, and witness until Christ’s return.
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First Things First in Life Says Rev Doyle
Topic for Week Beginning Jane by Rev S H Doyle urges placing first the kingdom of God and thankful prayer. He notes many misplace priorities risking ruin, cites Esau, Abraham, and Christ’s call to follow him above all duties including sacred obligations to the dead.
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Prayer for Divine Life and Upright Will
A devotional prayer by George R. Freeman asking for gratitude for promise and guidance to quicken dull souls. It seeks devotion, holy will, and restraint from evil acts, with reverent meditation on sowing and reaping and the solemn joy and fear it brings.
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George R. Freeman
The Church and the World Herb of Holiness
Dr V Y T Davison argues that religion should leaven the world not be leavened by it. He says life is a school where faith overcomes worldly stimulation and difficulty, and holiness means vigorous vitality that embraces life’s best while remaining sober and attractive.
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VY. T. Davison
Burden Bearing in a Quiet Spiritual Verse
A devotional piece contrasts inner longing with the call to make men happy through kindness rather than sermons. It speaks of a weary spirit seeking grace, and the transformative power of compassion, love, and gentle guidance in toiling for the good.
Sunday church services listed in local notices
A long list of Sunday services across many churches. Mentions Rev. Ford Kenyon Morang Dilts Wilson Smiley Bartlett Allen etc with service times, Sunday schools, youth gatherings, and evening services across locations such as Chelmsford street Union Free Baptist Barristers Hall Gorham Street and more.
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Young People’s Society
Chelmsford Street
A. E. Kenyon
Union Free Baptist Church
Barristers Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist Church
Blossom Street
Gorham
Fair Grounds
Robert ¥. True
Worthen Street Baptist
Chas. R. McNally
Ranch Street
Mount Vernon Free Will
Stephen B Millen
Wirth Street
Henry W. Millington
Worthen Street
J. F. Allen
Highland M. I
G. M. Smiley
St. Paul's M. E
James H. MacDonald
Central M. E
John Street
G. H. Clark
M. E
Louis Blanchet
Centralville
Brid
Hildreth Streets
Leon E. Bell
Central Congregational Church
Dracut
F. J. Kelley
Pawtucket
William G. Poor
First Trinitarian
Dutton Street
Geo. F. Kenngett
London Street
C. E. Poole
Kirk Street
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French Congregational
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Bowers Streets
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High Street
C. W. Huntington
Hillside
J. P. Richardson
Eliot
Summer Street
BE. Victor Bigelow
J. M. Greene
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Highland
T. Clayton Welles
Reidence
Westford Street
Franke A. Warfield
Evangelical
Tyngsboro
Sarah A. Dixon
Y.ick
St. Anne's Church
Merrimack Street
Kirk and Anne
A. St. John Chambre
St. John's
Gorham Street
House of Prayer
Walker Street
Warner E. L. Ward
Union Mission Church
Mtona Uallows
Merrimack ‘Street
Saat
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
New Church
Bay A
West Sixth Street
Isaac Lafleur
Servie
Coburn Mission
Varnum Avenue
Trent
Sday
Ayer City
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
Church of Christ, Scientist
Polard
Palmer Street
Oad Fellows
Middlesex Street
Sesson
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. Verman
The Atlantic and Mind January issues summarized
Features include preface on reading the Atlantic cheerfully and analyses by John B. Clark on the year 2000, Jollo Ogden on national chairmen, a Quaker challenge to Atlantic statements, Salter on emancipation of woman, Daniels on statistics, and letters from Southey. Mind covers Christmas healing, Hindrances to world betterment, Love's Endless Necessity, Babism, Dr. W F Evans, True Loyalty, and psychical research. Alliance Pub Co of New York.
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Supreme Court
International
Edmond Kelly
New York
Tammany
George Simmel
University of Berlin
Adolph Furtwangler
Regina
Bernard Bosanquet
England
M. Camille Mauclair
Whistler
M. Andre Leborn
Brander Matthews
Atlantic
the Atlantic
John B. Clark
Columbia University
Jollo Ogden
Pennsylvania
William M. Salter
Winthrop M. Daniels
Harold Spencer Scott
Southey
Rowland E. ResAnson
Wheeler
Robert Bridges
George Cabot Lodge
Enery Cherring
Ciude Vriliant
Ursula N. Gestefeld
Abby Marion Diaz
Axel Emil Gibson
Kenneth R. Forbes
Horatio Clarke
W. F. Evans
New Thought Crusade
M. E. Gerlach
Alice D. le Plongeon
Charles Brodie Patterson
John Emery McLean
Mary Robbins Mead
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Collier's Weekly notes and literary releases
The first Collier's Weekly of the year features a Christy double page society drawing and W W Rockhill on China. Jan issue highlights include John Ari Lloyd and Milka Ternina studies, Bryn Mawr stories, and strong early sales for The Cavalier Ernest Seton-Thompson Lives of the Hunted and van Dyke works. Vincennes gains fame from Maurice Thompson novel.
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Alice of Old Vincennes novel draws readers nationwide
The editor credits Vincennes awakening to advertising and a famous book. Readers from across the country and abroad inquire about the town and its historic sites. Hester Blair by William Henry Carson, a strong Boston edition, features a heroine who fights life’s battles with modern, country roots.
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Boston
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Frederick A Stokes Announces New Spring 1902 Fiction
Frederick A Stokes Company announces spring 1902 publications by Frances Hodgson Burnett Samuel H Church Alfred Henry Lewis John Oliver Hobbes Max Pemberton Charles G D Roberts Theodore Burt Sayre and Charles R Sherlock. Also a new novel by American Orton Lisle, a long tale of Ephesus and Rome in the first century A D. Frederick H Seymour has prepared Son as a companion to Yutzo with a new departure in aphorisms and form.
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Burnett
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Theodore Burt Sayre
Charles R. Sherlock
Orton Lisle
Ephesus
Rome
Frederick H. Seymour
Yutzo
Stokes Company
Youth's Companion Calendars For Families and Businessmen
The Youths Companion issues yearly calendars including an art calendar for subscribers, a compact desk calendar for business use, and a historical calendar for 1902. The historical calendar highlights American history each day and previews upcoming monthly contributions, sent free upon request.
Stevenson's friends defend Henley critique in London Globe
The London Globe weighs in on Henley’s Henley article about Robert Louis Stevenson. It calls for cooler judgment of Stevenson as a man and writer and argues that true praise should avoid overglorification and focus on human nature and literary merit.
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How Zola Works in Building a Novel
A study by Arthur MacDonald analyzes Zola’s writing routine. He gathers documents, observes scenes, notes descriptive details, then drafts a morning outline with a self-dialogue. Characters are deduced from general ideas, with gradual moral development and no frequent revisions.
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Arthur MacDonald
Washington
Zola’s method: planning, character type, and disciplined writing
The article outlines Zola shaping characters from true and imaginary types, naming them to fit nature, planning by chapters with notes, then writing without revisions. He avoids hurry, values clarity over ornate diction, and writes best when the brain is empty and ideas arrive orderly. He dislikes inspiration and detests interruptions.
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The Last Wild Buffalo in the Northwest Hunt
A London collector owns one of the largest mounted buffalo specimens, the last great bull of the Northwest. Hunter George W. Rae guides Englishmen B. E. Stainland and Bazely on a three day trek from Blackfoot to a high Idaho basin, where three colossal bulls are brought down in a dramatic hunt. The surviving bull falls after a final stand near sunset, and the Englishmen depart with hide, head, and bones.
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West
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Crib
England
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London
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New York Times
For Sale Two Story Duplex with Large Lot in Town
Two story two tenement house with five rooms and bath in each unit, separate entrances, large land parcel on electric line, priced at 2100 with flexible terms, ideal investment. Also two miles from Lowell post office five acres nearly new buildings, fruit trees, one acre wood, poultry potential, 1200. Apply T H Elliott 64 Central Street.
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Prices Current Lowell Market January First Nineteen Hundred Two
Prices current in the Lowell retail market for January 1 1902 as compiled by Munna and Co grocers J B Cover and Co flour sellers D W Horne and Co coal Killpartho ros fruit F E Putnam 15 Prescott stress fish provisions and vegetables.
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