Sowing the Gospel Seed to Gather Golden Sheaves
Rev Frank De Witt Talmage exhorts Christian workers to sow seed and reap a harvest of souls. He likens soul winning to tending gardens and rescue missions, praising the rewards of gratitude, contentment, and eternal harvests in heaven as the fruit of steadfast gospel planting.
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Chicago
Frank de Witt Talmage
John Hevenden
John Milton
Heaven
Hell
Lucknow
Havelock
Henry M. Stanley
David Livingstone
Emin Pasha
Schley
Greely
United States
Spain
Cuba
Christ
Earth
D. L. Moody
Mother Cook
Mr. Moody
New York
Europe
India
Dr. Valpy
Richard Baxter
Kingdom of God
Athirst
Seifert
Heavenly Lands
Far East
Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Convicted Bank President Reflects on Direction
A prison exchange between a convict and a visitor reveals a hypothetical path to Canada if the steps had been taken differently. The dialogue hints at regret and choices shaping life trajectories within the penal system.
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Canada
About The House Practical Household Tips Column
Lowell Weekly Journal invites readers to send recipes hints suggestions or thoughts for the About The House column. The department welcomes household ideas from ady readers and will publish useful contributions.
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Lowell House
Lowell Weekly Journal
Worry Less Live More Says Somerville Journal Advice
The Somerville Journal offers guidance to reduce anxiety and hurry, urging readers to live easily and breezily. It suggests not wasting energy on phantom ills and promotes a calm pace, then shifts to a home cooking note about pan frying cutlets with tomatoes and a milk sauce, plus a vegetarian breakfast idea using eggplant.
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Somerville Journal
Summer lessons from a busy kitchen and garden
Editorial notes the annual visit of red ants invading food, mocks ironing burdens of summer, and praises fresh flowers while urging thrift. It extols neat table settings with flowers, laments missed wild blossoms, warns about overfull net bags, and questions home grown lettuce versus Boston lettuce for quality and cost.
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Boston
Blanquette of Veal and Panned Tomatoes Dish Ideas
Recipes describe Blanquette of Veal using three pounds veal cut two inches, dredged with flour, browned then simmered in onion, flour, water, lemon juice and parsley. Also notes panned tomatoes with cream gravy as a breakfast option, using firm tomatoes and simmering with rich gravy.
Bits of Stray Knowledge From New England Cooking School
Practical kitchen notes from Good Housekeeping trace a pastry and soup friendly approach. Tips include testing cake doneness by touch, prepping components a day ahead, adding soda to tomato soup, and using butter with care. Real Boston baked beans gain flavor from dry mustard and onion. adjust oyster cocktails with varied condiments and taste as you go. When stewing chicken, place dark meat bottom and white meat top for even cooking.
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Boston
Vegetable Window Gardens In Little Italy
In Little Italy soap-box gardens brighten the blank streetscape with mint, tomatoes, peppers, and even green corn. Italian mothers tend the high boxes for fresh sauces and Sunday meals, often sharing watering duties between mothers and children as August nears.
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Italy
Atlantic Avenue
Boston Transcript
Wrinkles Around the Mouth A Lesson in Facial Habits
A reader notes wrinkles around the mouth arise from unconscious facial contortions and excess talking. Sit before a mirror to observe movements while conversing as if with a friend, and limit chatter to ease overworked facial muscles.
Death by suicide shocks Concord medical family
Dr Mary Damon of Minneapolis a member of a prominent Concord family killed herself by cutting her throat at a Weston home. Mental depression cited. Born in Concord about 40, she trained at Concord High School, Vassar, and a medical college. She practiced in Northampton and later Minneapolis with a large reputation. She never married. The body was taken to Concord for burial.
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Mary Damon
Minneapolis
Edward C. Damon
Stowe Street
Concord
William
Franklin
N. H
Damon
Weston
Dr. Damon
National Bank
Concord High School
Vassar College
Northampton
West Medford Fourth Night Disruptions End with Arrests
West Medford on Thursday night endured a wild Fourth Eve with a bonfire toppled onto tracks delaying a streetcar at Brooks Playstead. Police arrested three men for assault after a patrol wagon returned from Auburn Street Bridge fire calls. A park fire caused $400 damage and other vandalism included windows struck by a potato and a signboard hurled into a Chinese laundry window.
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West Medford
Everett
Brooks Playstead
West Medford Square
W. S. Golding
Benjamin F. Lenox
W. G. Golding
Robert Hurry
Edward Jones
Auburn Street
Mystic River
John Grady
Metropolitan Park
Officer Lenox
Samuel Highley
Holden Block
Howard Avenue
Poole & Leach
Wakefield Plans Special Meeting Over New Pine Worm Threat
Wakefield moves to hold a special town meeting to fund and organize a battle against a newly found pine worm. Tree Warden Rufus Kendrick reports a greenish female and bright green striped male adult, an inch long, feeding rapidly on young growth and mature needles. The town fears widespread damage to its prized pines after the brown tail moth battle recently ended.
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Wakefield
Rufus Kendrick
Fourth of July Frolics and Fireworks in Tewksbury
Young America kept the town awake with a tar barrel burnable display and a parade of cannons and muskets around Tewksbury Center before the Fourth. Citizens staged private fireworks at homes as doctors at the State hospital beat male nurses 10 to 5 in a Friday afternoon ball game.
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America
State Hospital
Engraved Works and Stationery Offer from Courier-Citizen Co
We offer fine engraved cards and invitations including calling cards wedding announcements and at home notices in any style and on high quality stock. Prices are reasonable for quality. See samples at Courier- Citizen Co Merrimack Street.
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Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
Rooms for rent and sale notice by T. H. Elliott
To rent five rooms in good repair near the mills for seven dollars per month. Seven rooms on Middlesex street for three dollars. Best furnished rooms in the city. For sale a two acre Chelmsford property with fruit and new buildings, a seven room cottage and stable, hen house, only 1600 dollars. Contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central street telephone 908-2.
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Middlesex Street
Chelmsford
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Tree-top Living For Real Happiness In Summer
A concise opinion emphasizes preference for living in a tree-top during summer, arguing those who avoid such perch homes may lack true happiness. It uses colorful language to contrast winter luxury with seasonal nature immersion.
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