Baptists Begin Convention With Wide Attendance in Providence
Providence R I July 11 Bright weather drew a large audience to the Baptist Young People's union convention in its second day. Morning prayer meetings at First Baptist and Infantry hall opened events followed by open parliament and officer elections led by E W Hunt. Notable addresses included Rev E P Tuller on A Call to Battle and Rev Walter Calley on The Girdle of Consecration with sessions detailing reports, committee work, and five ongoing conferences under leaders from several states and nations.
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Providence
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Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
E. P. Tuller
Detroit
Mich
Infantry Hall
Walter Calley
Boston
E. W. Hunt
D. D
Granville
John H. Chapman
Ilinois
George Miller
Maryland
Thos. Trotter
Nova Scotia
Samuel Seemon
Pennsylvania
H. W. Reed
Illinois
H. B. Osgood
Chicago
Board of
Ira M. Pierce
J. W. Low
C. S. Burton
H. F. Perry
W. H. Geiswert
George T. Webb
M. L. Britton
Rev
J. D. Freeman
St. John
N. B
Albert G. Lawson
Newark
N. J
Cornelius Woelfkin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston W. Smith
Minneapolis
Newton Centre
Mass
Ill
J. M. Stifler
Chester
J. W Weddell
D. C
Davenport
Bushnell
Faunce
Brown University
Sayles Hall
W. W. Dawley
Northern New England Seashore as Premier Vacation Coast
Descriptive prose extols Northern New England coastal beauty from Cape Ann to Mt. Desert Bar Harbor as an ideal summer resort with cool climate fine hotels and rail connections. The Boston & Maine Railroad offers pamphlets and a photo portfolio titled All Along Shore revealing coast views for two and six cent mail requests.
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How to Avoid Trouble with a Colic Remedy
Advice urges families to keep Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for summer. The ad proclaims it the most successful medicine for bowel complaints for both children and adults and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Dr Thomas Electric Relieves Pain Instantly
Accidents come with distressing frequency on the arts stings sprains. Dr Thomas Electric relieves the pain instantly. Never without it.
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Thomas
Book Reviews on Benson and English Society Portrait
A lengthy critique argues that Scarlet and Hyssop exposes London’s higher society, its vanity, and vice under Benson’s sharp gaze. The reviewer notes strong wit and dialogue, Boer War context, and the book’s place in Benson’s oeuvre, praising its daring focus and artful depiction of official life. Also mentions Rataplan, a Rogue Elephant illustrated by Gustave Verbeek and published by Henry Artemus Company.
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Rataplan
Ellen Yelvin
Gustave Verbeek
Henry Artemus Company
Philadelphia
Rataplan, a Rogue Elephant and Other Animal Stories
Ellen Velvin, noted zoological Fellow and author of Wild Creatures Afield, presents Rataplan, a Rogue Elephant and Other Stories. The collection blends tragedy and comedy from forest and jungle life with vivid characters such as Rataplan the crafty elephant and Gean the Giraffe, accompanied by Verbeek’s full page illustrations.
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Literary Votes and New Works on Tap This Fall
Ten thousand copies of John Fiske's Life Everlasting were taken on publication last autumn and two impressions exhausted since. Miss A C Laut begins her new work The Story of the Trapper. it will appear in the fall. Gilbert Parker's next novel will be published by Appletons in the fall. title not announced. Higginson's Life of Longfellow in the American Men of Letters series will reveal letters about Longfellow's early married life. Miss Mary Johnston is summering in Virginia and may begin another book. Gallinger's Prosperity is the Issue is a Senate speech issued as a document by the American Protective Tariff league. It is available by postal card request as Document No. 75 from W F Wakeman. Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall has sold 100,000 copies in two months, prompting close title resemblance in New York and Chicago. A second edition is on the press. Frances Aymar Mathews's My Lady Peggy Goes to Town has been dramatized for autumn production in New York.
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Benson
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New York
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson
United States
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New Hampshire
Senate
Washington
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West 23Rd Street
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Chicago
Frances Aymar Mathew
Lady Peggy
Barbarian Invasions of Italy by Villari in two volumes
Scribner releases Pasquale Villari's Barbarian Invasions of Italy translated by Linda Vallari. The author, famed for A History of Savonarola and Machiavelli and His Times, aims for a popular narrative from the empire's decline to 800. It avoids scholastic detail and philosophy, presenting events chronologically and clearly.
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Italy
Linda Vallari
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Savonarola
Machiavelli
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
A promotion notes a bad taste in the mouth signals stomach illness and promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as cleansing and regulating bowel action. Sold for 23 cents per box by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
A Girl and Her Typewriter Fame Warns the Wise
A playful note suggests a girl who masters a typewriter will be dubbed a Pooh Bah for versatility. The saying warns that skill in writing machines can define a person, with the phrase used as a wise caution.
Change in Mr Slim's Son Condition Discussed
Undertaker asks James about the son's state as doctors are dismissed and a Christian Scientist is called. They decide to keep the shop open half an hour longer tonight.
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James
The Sunday School Lesson on Mount Sinai Commandments
Commentary on Exodus commandments from Exodus 20 1 11 as given in the July 13 lesson. notes on redemption by God Jehovah, worship of idols, honoring God’s name, and the Sabbath. Reflects Rev D M Stearns interpretation with references to Deuteronomy Isaiah John and Hebrews.
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D. M. Stearns
Constant companionship of Christ in life and death
Rev S H Doyle explains Christ’s constant personal presence as promised in Matthew and John. The Holy Ghost extends the fleshly presence, with Peter, John, Paul and believers all realizing Christ with them in trials, sickness, prosperity, sorrow, and at death. The message urges a living faith in Christ’s ongoing companionship now and forever, tied to biblical readings.
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S. H. Doyle
Christ
Peter
John
Paul
Apostle
Lord Jesus Christ
Stephen
Paradise
Nagasaki Seamen's Home Serves Sailors In Harbor
The Christian Endeavor World notes a Nagasaki charity near the docks aiding sailors and soldiers. The home, started small, now offers seventy five beds and a dining room serving 600 to 700 meals daily, the only place in Nagasaki with good meals at reasonable prices.
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Japan
Christian Endeavor
Seaman's Home
Harry Steele Morrison
Christian Endeavor World
Manila
A Promise of What May Be Done in Reform Church Messenger
The church has grown and the spiritual condition of the people has improved yet this is only a promise of what may be done. We are not yet measuring up to our potential in the Lord's service but we are moving in the right direction. Our zeal for missions can grow through unity and cooperation. Love to God and neighbor will lead others to Christ.
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Cross of Jesus Christ—Reformed Church Messenger
Keep Faith in All Men and Self Belief
A short inspirational line quoting Cardi gan attributed to Robert Chambers urges steadfast faith in others and in oneself as the key to overcoming every battle, including the final one.
A Cheering Thought From Naval Officers
A reflective line notes that lifelong faithfulness endures at a man’s end, drawn from the types of naval officers. The brief quotation emphasizes loyalty as a lasting virtue.
Epitaph Poem by Lippincott’s Quote
A brief quoted epitaph from Lippincott’s contrasts life and death as a changeful call. The speaker chooses death with a decisive “Here!” The piece presents a concise meditation on acceptance and resolve in the face of life’s joys and sorrows.
Estates to be sold for unpaid taxes in local papers
Andrew G. Stiles, City Treasurer and Tax Collector for Lowell, announces that other estates unpaid taxes will be advertised today in the News, Citizen, Sun, L Etoile and Mail.
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Sun
L’etoile
Andrew G. Stiles
City of
Lowell
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