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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1905

Page

4

Westminster Church marks fourteenth anniversary rites

Westminster Presbyterian church celebrated its 14th anniversary with special services led by Rev. A P. Gibson. The event featured a full attendance, a narrative of 14 years since organization, decoration with ferns and flowers, and a first use of the new piano. The pastor highlighted prayer and unity, noting four ministers sent from the church and its enduring role in local faith life.

Westminster Presbyterian Church A. P. Gibson J. O. Campbell D. D Mr. McPhie Lowell H. B. Foster D. T. McKinnon Hugh Walker D. A. McPhie Westminster United Presbyterian Church Church of Christ Christian Church Mr. McKinnon Mr. Campbell Campbell Blackburn First Baptist Church

Nature preserves rose and hair loss cure ad

An advertisement extols nature's mercy toward beauty and links hair loss to a germ causing grayness. It promotes New bro's Herpicide as a product that destroys the germ, enabling natural hair growth, and directs readers to send stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co of Detroit with Ellingwood & Co as agents.

Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Ellingwood & Co

Toward Higher Ground in Faithful Service

A sermon urges striving for greater heights in faith and service, urging readiness for upcoming opportunities and perseverance in good works. The service features choir and congregation selections including Doxology, Praise waits for thee in Zion, Praise the Lord, Old Hundred, Put on thy Strength Oh Zion, with Eva Blackie solo and Mckeen duet, closing Auld Lang Syne.

Zion Lord

Winning This Generation at First Baptist Church

Dr. Wallace spoke on The Winning of this Generation at the First Baptist yesterday, tying it to the Toronto convention and current religious thought. He urged parents and teachers to evangelize at home to save children, warning we are one generation from godlessness. Rev. Harry Taylor preached on Satan's Punctuality, with a Canobie Lake Sunday school picnic planned for Wednesday.

Wallace First Baptist Church Toronto Harry Taylor Satan Canobie Lake

Children’s Sunday Observed at Immanuel Baptist

Yesterday was observed as Children’s Sunday at Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom Street. Rev. Robert F. True preached on That Child of Yours in the morning and the day featured special singing by the choir and Sunday school. Evening exercises included recitations and two emblematic pieces The Archway of Love and The Wayside West performed by young girls and ladies.

Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom Street Robert F. True Gertrude French Sadie Shrigley George B. Williams

Sermon and Evening Service Mark Summer Close at Church

Rev Dr Martin delivered a strong morning sermon and an unusually engaging evening service, the last until September, with a fine musical program. The Sunday school held its final summer session and a noon review of quarterly lessons featured illustrated talks by Supt Henry A Smith and Miss Belle F Batchelder. The school plans an annual picnic at Mountain Rock on Tuesday with a caterer serving dinner instead of a basket lunch.

Dr. Martin Henry A. Smith Belle F. Batchelder Mountain Rock

Lakeview Park Opens With Big Opening Night

Lakeview tonight opens its 1905 season with heavy Lakeview line crowds and a full program. A fireworks display on the lake front and the theatre opening are expected to draw hundreds, with traffic handled by specials. If rain postpones, officials anticipate a delay but expect no major disruption.

Lakeview Lake Front

United Irish League Holds Regular Meeting at Hibernian Hall

The United Irish League met at Hibernian hall last night and transacted routine business. Final arrangements for the Ho For the Beach event will be completed soon. At the next regular meeting in two weeks the election of officers will be held.

United Irish League Hibernian Hall

Young Runaway Returns Home From Needham Detention

Frank Donohue ten years old ran away from home on 22 Kinsman street Lowell police notified parents. He was detained by Needham police and brought back to Lowell where he appeared glad to be with his family again.

Frank Donohue Kinsman Street Lowell Frank Needham

Woman, 36, Injured After Stair Fall at 29 South Street

Anne O'Leary aged 36 fell down stairs at her home on 29 South Street yesterday morning and fractured her right hip. She was admitted to St. John's Hospital for treatment.

Anne O'Leary South Street St. John’s Hospital

Five Women Injured In Lynn Streetcar Derailment

Peabody June 25 Five women were injured, one seriously, when a Lynn division streetcar derailed near the Lynn line at 4 pm. The motorman J H Leeson survived unhurt as the car struck a trolley pole after skidding on a greasy track. About 25 aboard. others escaped with minor scrapes.

Peabody Lynn Boston & Northern Street Railway Lynn Street C. E. McNamm

Committee formed to probe South African army stores scandal

London June 25. A committee to inquire into the army stores scandal has been appointed with Justice Farwell as chairman. Members include Sir George Dashwood Taubman Goldie, Field Marshal Sir George White, Sir Francis Mowatt, and Samuel H. Moreley.

London Justice Farwell High Courts of Justice George Dashwood Taubman Goldie Privy Council George White Gibraltar Francis Mowatt The University of London Samuel H. Moreley Bank of England

Special Convention Trains to West and Northwest

Special low rates on trains from Chicago via Union Pacific and Northwest Line to Denver San Francisco and Portland for Grand Persons Tours to Colorado Utah California Yellowstone and Lewis and Clark Expositions. Account Epworth League Christian Church Grand Army AMA ASA Eagles Hoo Hoo and other meetings. Agents sell tickets write for itineraries and booklets. J E Brittain G A P C N W Ry Boston Mass.

Ern Denver San Francisco Portland Grand Colorado Utah California Account Epworth League Intentional Conventions Christian Church Grand Army American Medical Association American Surgical Association Order of Eagles Order of N. W. Ry Washington Boston Mass

To Travelers The Wrecking Of The Twentieth Century Flyer

A brief notice urges applying for accident insurance after the wreck of the Twentieth Century Flyer. The notice directs inquiries to Nicholas G. Norcross at 53 Central Street.

Nicholas G. Norcross Central Street

Quality Then Price The Truth In Local Ads

Advertising copy emphasizes value on Tuesday with a few dozen regular 25c lisle lace and plain cotton hose. It promotes Swiss ribbed rifle thread union suits at $1, a 69c lawn waist from a $1 line, and notes 70 dozen sold last Friday and Saturday. Sizes vary, but many styles remain available while supplies last.

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