Feeding the Multitude From Five Loaves and Two Fishes
A Sunday School commentary on John chapter six describes Jesus feeding 5,000 with five barley loaves and two fishes, urging reliance on divine provision over humanmeans. It emphasizes discipleship, belief, and the need to receive and share Christ as the Bread of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ML. Stearns
Jesus
Philip
John
God
Red Sea
Jordan
Andrew
Mark vi
Lord
Jesus Christ
Christ
Thian
Abiding in Christ and the Vine Metaphor
The sermon on John chapter 15 emphasizes the vital union between Christ and believers. Faithful Christian life requires abiding in Christ, with the Father as husbandman and believers as branches bearing fruit through the Spirit. Disunion leads to spiritual death. unity yields life, fruit, and enduring love. The piece notes prayer meetings and Bible readings as accompanying practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Doyle
Mount of Olives
Garden
Gethsemane
Jesus
Olivet
Christ
God
Brutality in College Sports Sparks Reader Outcry
A Philadelphia Press reader denounces college athletics after noting a Yale athlete defeated McCracken of Pennsylvania in the hammer throw, calling the incident outrageous. The exchange underscores spirited public reaction to intercollegiate competition.
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Yale
McCracken
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Press
Mission of the church to feed the hungry soul
The Universalist Leader argues that the church must meet spiritual needs beyond bread, addressing the deep hungers of hearts and souls. It urges equipping the church for missionary work to minister to all vital human needs and to spread comfort, solace, and inspiration worldwide.
Guidance in Facing the Unknown Through Faith
A Presbyterian note counsels patience and trust in God's timing when life becomes hard. It urges letting God manage affairs, avoiding weariness and excessive anticipation, and rolling burdens onto a covenant keeping God as His grace accompanies every moment.
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Presbyterian
Preacher urged to state message in first two minutes
A prominent publisher urged a pastor to begin sermons by clearly stating the message and purpose. He said he starts listening with interest but grows bored by prefatory material and fencing, wishing the preacher would reveal what he intends to tell the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Graduates Aim to Conquer the World This Year
Hundreds of graduates pledge to conquer the world as they step into a challenging year. The mood is hopeful despite a tough global outlook, with speakers urging bold action and resilience for success beyond campus doors.
Hood's Pills Cure Liver Ills and Biliousness
Hood's Pills promise relief from liver complaints biliousness indigestion and headaches. Simple to take and operate with a price of 25 cents.
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Hood
Sunday Sermons Then and Now Across Local Churches
Local pastors prepare Sunday programs with morning sermons on topics like The Christian Life and The World’s Need, plus evening services and children’s programs. Congregations include Eliot, Fifth Street Baptist, Mount Vernon Street, St Pauls E M, Immanuel Baptist, Centralville M E, and First Congregational among others with varied themes and special events for Children’s Day and concerts.
First Universalist Church Hosts Children Sunday Service
Rev C E Fisher leads Children’s Sunday at Hurd Street church with 10:30 worship and a rich musical program by the choir under Henry Felton. The day includes baptisms, a short pastor address, organ preludes, multiple anthems, solos, and a recessional. Evening services at the Tabernacle feature Rev Asa Reed Dilts with sermons, quartets, and chorale offerings.
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Schom
Henry F. Felton
Emil J. Borjes
Buck
Schnecker
Schnecke
Taylor
Spellman
Bartlett
Whitney
the Tabernacle
Asa Reed Dilts
lAnthem
Barnard
Estelle Ingalls
Asa Reed Dills
Louis Mason
L. Stanley
L. Hyland
Daniel Floyd
Hyland
Erman
Elijah
Asa Reed
F. B. HI
Union Free Baptist Church
Barristers’ Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Bermon
Aed
Aee Worthen Street Baptist
New Young People’s Meeting
Branch Street Tabernacle
Reed Dilts
Young People’s
Paige Street Freewill
A. E. Joeson
Mount Vernon Freewill
A . Currier
Fifth Street Baptist
Henry W . Millington
Tasbane First Baptist
Smith
Ford
Epwort League
Centralville
Cor
Hildreth Streets
John Patterson
Primitive Methodist
Congress and Gorham Streets
N. Ww. Mathers
Berean
Moore Street
Lawrence Street
S. Darlington
M. E
Louis Blanchet
Westminster
Tyler Street
D. McPhie
First
Appleton Street
Jas. Craig
Hurd Street
C. E. Fisher
Sundsiau
P.C
R. A. Greene
Snew Young People's Service
St. Patrick’ s.Sherring
St. Peter's
Gorham Street
Michael Rowan
Sacred Heart
Oblate Fathers
St. Jean Baptiste
Merrimack Street
St. Joseph's
Church of Immaculate Conception
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellower
First Street
Ftead Street
New Church
Bay Stat Hall
Pbma
Weat Sixth Street
Isaac B. Leclaire
Kirk Street Church Sermon on The Pursuing of Great Men
Morning sermon at Kirk Street Church led by Pastor W A Bartlett D D centers on pursuing great men. Choir offered music including God Is Our Refuge and Strength Foote When Power Divine and Faure Response Page.
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Foote
Faure
Large Congregations Continue Services This Month
The article outlines ongoing church services this month with a prelude on Fourth of July celebration and sermons from the Encouragement series. Music features the church choir and orchestral accompaniment with pieces by Gounod and Apollos, inviting all to attend for encouragement and spiritual help.
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Elijah
Apollos
Men's League
Odd Fellows Temple Morning Service
A pastor will give a sermon at morning services at the Odd Fellows Temple. The order includes anthem Ashamed of Jesus performed with reverence as Gabriel leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows Temple
Jesus
Gabriel
Face to Face sermon and social relations talk featured
Tenorache presents Face to Face with Johnson and Mr. O N Walch delivering Larger Views of Social Relations. Sunday school at 12 includes Junior Endeavor Society. 55.15.
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Tenorache
Johnson
Junior Endeavor Society
Hands Full of Honey Sermon Arrangements
The sermon topic is Hands Full of Honey with services planned for warm summer nights. Sermons are short and singing lively. A hymn change will occur, with some old favorites sung. The choir performs the anthem Come Unto Me, featuring a baritone solo by Mr. Warren T. Reid under JAVISON BAKER as Musical Director.
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Warren T. Reid
Javison Baker
Eliot Church Evening Service Program
At five o clock vespers the Eliot Church presents a special programme featuring a quartet performance of Jesus I My Cross Have Taken. A bass solo Your Lord is King by Coombs and Mr F P Lane follows, with There Is a Green Hill Far Away performed by the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Dphesen Oss Booneeccker
F. P. Lane
Gospel Service at YWCA on Sunday Afternoon
The usual gospel service will be held at the Young Women's Christian Association Sunday afternoon at a quarter past four led by Miss Emily Simpson. All girls and women are invited. A Saturday evening social is planned for tonight at 7:30 with music readings and a good time. All girls cordially invited.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Emily Simpson
Sunday school lesson and meetings announced
The Sunday school lesson will be held as usual this Saturday afternoon with Rev. George Johnson in charge. The morning meeting will be discontinued for the summer. A men’s meeting is set for 4 p.m. Sunday, with Mr. M. C. Williams addressing the gathering. An men invited. The Young Men’s Christian Association group met last evening to discuss religious efforts, forming a committee: Willard Everett, G. L. Van Dursen, W. H. G. Wight, M. F. Wood, Jas. Buchanan, C. B. Carey, C. H. Coburn, J. W. Finch, J. C. Glidden, Carl Staples, H. J. Lovejoy, Geo. Scarlet, Fred Brookes, A. F. Swanton, and Wallace Carey. A prayer band was planned and July Sunday meetings will be held outdoors on the building steps with good speakers and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
M. C. Williams
Young Men’s Christian Association
Willard Everett
G. L. van Dursen
W. H. G. Wight
M. F. Wood
Jas. Buchanan
C. B. Carey
C. H. Coburn
J. W. Finch
J. C. Glidden
Carl Staples
H. J. Lovejoy
Geo. Scarlet
Fred Brookes
A. F. Swanton
Wallace Carey
May report shows multiple abuse and cruelty cases at Lowell Humane
Agent Richardson highlights a busy May with twenty neglect or abuse cases involving four children. Seventeen parents reprimanded for neglect and drunkenness. three court cases decided. two young girls aided by guardians due to parental abuse. Also counted are damaged animals: 32 lame horses and 17 neglected cattle, with 33 small animals destroyed and one prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Humane Society
Richardson
Boston
Picture Presented To Worthen Street School By Miss Hill
The late Miss Mary L. Hill arranged a framed reproduction of The Making of Our Country's Flag as a gift to the Worthen street school. Through Miss L A Hill the gift was made yesterday, with remarks by Supt Whitcomb and Mr Batcheller. Primary and kindergarten children participated in songs and recitations, creating a notably impressive event.
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Mary L. Hill
Worthen Street
L. A. Hill
Daly
Whitcomb
Batcheller
Green School
Dutch Lesson Costs Rep. Olmsted In Pennsylvanian Stump
Representative Olmsted recalls stumping with Gen. Gobin in Pennsylvania where he learned the Dutch phrase Was nempat to end his speech with a call to support the Republican party. He says a saloon rush followed and he paid $18 to settle with a drink seller.
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Pennsylvania
Gen. Gobin
Olmsted
Harrisburg
Republican’ ' Party
Washington Post
For Sale Early Highlands Residence Opportunity
We offer a few first class residences in the Highlands and other choice locations. Time to purchase is exceedingly favorable for the purchaser and we shall be pleased to give full information to those interested. T. H. Elliott Central St Small farm to let located on line of electrics.
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Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Prep Tolan Tablet Relieves Indigestion After Meals
Ad claims a tablet relieves indigestion and constipation after meals. It lists a drugstore availability and asserts absolute cure with general proof by “All druggists.” The wording resembles an old medicine advertisement with generic claims and no verifiable details.
Sunday Church Services List Highlights Multiple Congregations
A lengthy roll of Sunday services across Chelmsford area churches notes sermons at 10:30 and 7:00 PM for Baptist, Freewill, Methodist, Universalist, Unitarian and other denominations. Pastors include A E Kenyon Morang Reed Dilts J F Allen G H Clark L W Staples and many more with Sunday schools, youth meetings, and prayer sessions at various times.
Inez A Kingsbury vows for divorce in Lowell 1900
Inez A Kingsbury of Lowell asks the Massachusetts Supreme Court for a divorce from Hiram E Kingsbury of Charleston Maine, alleging cruel and abusive treatment beginning around June 10 1897 and continuing through June 15 1898 and other times. She states fidelity to marriage vows and requests restoration of her maiden name Inez A Caine.
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Middlesex
Inez A. Kingsbury
Lowell
Hiram EB. Kingsbury
Charleston
Maine
Hiram E. Kingsbury
Lowel
Inez A. Caine
Libel Notice in Massachusetts Superior Court
In Middlesex County Massachusetts Superior Court 1900 a libel case orders the libellant to notify the libellee to appear at Cambridge on the first Monday of July. Publication in Lowell Daily Courier for three weeks and a mailed copy to the libellee’s residence are required to show cause why the libel prayer should not be granted. Clerk Theo C Hurd signs.
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Middlesex
Ss. Superior Court
A. D
Cambridge
Lowell
Theo. C. Hurd
Theo. C. Hurbd
Libel for Divorce Elizabeth M Hoult v Richard F Hoult
Elizabeth M Hoult of Lowell sues Richard F Hoult of Geneva New York for divorce alleging marriage in Victor New York on August 10 1887 cruel abusive conduct and neglect of maintenance and seeks custody of their minor child Hazel E aged eleven filed June 6 190?
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Middlesex
Frese
Elizabeth M. Hoult
Lowell
Richard F. Hoult
Geneva
New York
Victor
Hazel E
Notice to libellants in libel case published in Lowell Daily Courier
June 8 1900 notice to the libellant to appear before the court and show cause why the prayer in the libel should not be granted to be published in the Lowell Daily Courier once a week for three weeks the first publication fourteen days hence Judge Theo C Hurd Clerk Attest jud-16-18
Grand Summer Excursion by Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Co
Tri weekly sailings between Boston and Philadelphia depart 8 p.m. on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from Boston and 3 p.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday from Philadelphia. Vessels Grecian Indian Parthian and Spartan offer fast, regular service with airy staterooms promenades and smoking rooms. Fare $10 round trip $18 including meals and berth. Agents E P Wing Boston and George C Eckhardt Philadelphia.
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Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Co
Boston
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Atlantic Seaboard
E. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Mass
George C. Eckhardt
South
Delaware Ave
A New Welsbach Light Promises Extra Bright Gas Lighting
The Lowell Gas Light Co advertises a Welsbach Mantle light called the Vasca that claims 50 percent more light and three times the strength, long life, and 100 candle power per unit. It costs less than half a cent per hour and is sold at the office. First class gas cooking ranges are available on installment plans.
No charge for running supply pre fom street matin into consumers
No charge for running supply pre fom street matin into consumers' cellars orders when left at Office, promptly attended to.
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D. M. Stearns
Christian Endeavor
Prayer Meeting
III
Titus Fi
I John
Centralville Methodist
Church of Christ
Salvation Army
Lamphrey
Christians’ Praise
Hillside
Dracul
Free Church
Grace Universalist
Christadelphia Ecclesia
Chelmsford Street
Free Baptist
J. Peterson
First Baptist
Street Baptist
Highland ‘M. E
Paige Street
Ss Unitarian
Centralvile M. E
French M. E
Cyrus Richardson
D. D
Nashua
First Presbyterian
Central Congregational
Dracut
E. A. Stevens
Middlesex Free Baptist
First Universalist Church
Kirk Street Church
W. A. Bartlett, D. D
Third Encouragement Service
First Baptist Church
Eliot Church
Coombs
Humane Society Report
Baptist
A. E. Kenyon
Methodist
Mechanics Hall
Geo. F. Kenngett
London Street
C._E. Poole
Kirk Street
W. A. Bartlett
C. EB
Franke A. Warfield
Y. P
C. E
Evangelical
Tyngsboro
Sarah. A. Dixon
Episcopal
St. Anne’s
A. St. John Chambre
A. A. V. Binnington
St. John’s
L. C. Manchester
House of Prayer
Walker Street
Warner BE. L. Ward
Universalist
Unitarian
Charlies T. Bill
Middlesex Street
Geo C. Wright
Tnton Mission
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Ayer
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
Buynday Scheol
Church of Christ, Scientist
Pollard Ting Palmer Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Morni Jeseon
Advent Christian
Grand Street
People & We
Rat
Old Odd Fellows
All I
Lyceum
Poten Ial
Meadows Croft Street
Soderman
Tor
Eerie Alth
Massachusetts
Arthur Rhodes
Merrinmaack St
Charles Wheeler
Andrews & Wheeler
Thorndike St
Merrimack ST
RK. Burtt's
Merrimack and
Ridge Streets
the Ocean House
Hampton Beach, N. H
Exeter, Hampton and Amesbury Street Railway Co
Cape Ann
Isles of Shoals
Boar’s Head
Lawrence
Haverhill
Amesbury
Newburyport
Exeter
Rye Beach
Portsmouth
Dover
Hampton
W. B. Chipman, Hlampton, N. H
Quincy
Harvard
T. H. Boyle & Co
W. T. Griffin
Meadowcrolt Street
Taylor Roofing CO
Taywhor Routing Co
Hemphrey St
The
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