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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1900
Page
5
A 1900 commentary on Mark and Luke discusses Jesus teaching by the seaside, the call of Levi, and critiques of Pharisee fasting. It connects Christ’s role as Bridegroom to Luke and Matthew interpretations, warns against mere ritual, and notes modern debates on dispensing tea during Sunday services in Sydney.
The article outlines a March 18 topic for Christian Endeavor led by Rev. Doyle focusing on John three fifteen. It emphasizes the necessity of the new birth, the Holy Spirit as agent, the mystery of rebirth, and the proof in a transformed life. It also notes the prayer meeting guidance and related religious reflections from Methodist and Lutheran observers.
Local churches list morning and evening sermons with topics including The Greatest of Reformers, Members of Christ, Tarnished Gold, A City Full of Liars, The Reality of Religion, The Coming Glory, The Divine Demand, Reality, Exaltation of Christ, Religion for Life, and more. Ministers and churches such as Central M E, First Baptist, Highland M E, First Unitarian, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Congregational, Eliot Congregational, and St. Paul M E are noted along with times and venues.
Morning service at 10 30 features a sermon on Temples of Gol with choir music including The Golden Threshold Lohr Hour of Prayer Doane Arise He Calleth Thee Roeckel providing period sacred selections and liturgical warmth.
The service includes “Jesus Saviour Pilot Me” for quartettes, “He Made Me Whole” by a converted burglar sung by Mrs. Crafts, and McGranahan’s “The Dying Thief” for male quartette. “What a Friend in Jesus” will be sung responsively. Prelude includes Conditions for Church Membership. An organ recital at 6.15 Roeder Mendelssohn Rheinberger. after meeting to follow. You are welcome.
Corner Smith and George Streets announces a morning and evening sermon by Pastor Smith Thomas Ford. The program lists a morning start at 10 and 90 minutes, with an anthem and soprano solo and a sermon titled Tarnished Gold. A Sunday echoot notes the subject Tarnished Gold and the choir piece He That Sas Gabriel.
A Sunday afternoon program at Highland Congregational Church features a sermon titled A crry FULL OF LIARS addressing liars as a great evil in trade society and religion. Music remains a strong component with a large chorus and soloists performing pieces including Holy Father We Adore Thee As the Hart Pants and Beek Ye the Lord. The event is directed by Avison Baker with familiar singers Mrs Pepin Miss Reid and Mr Mason among soloists.
A two tenement house on Broadway with 16 rooms in repair rents for 20 dollars a month and sits on land with sewer. Price 2900. A six room in the rear near the car line. A neat small home priced at 1200. Apply to T. Lt. Ml. Hott, 64 Central Street.
A concert program includes soprano solo The Better Land by request performed by Mrs. J. D. Willman accompanied by Cowen, a quartette I Will Extol Thee, Costa Chorus and Gloria from the 12th Mass with Mozart. Musical director I Wardell conducts the performance.
A vesper service is planned Sunday at 6 30 pm at Highland Methodist Church directed by Choir Master Carl Noyes with Mrs A H Slater presiding at the organ. Selections from the cantata Esther will form the program featuring the large chorus and leading soloists who recently performed at Odd Fellows hall.
At the Tabernacle Rev Asa Reed Dills pastor. Morning service at 10 20 Anthem Send Out Thy Light Solo Calvary Mrs Murray Pratt Sermon by the pastor Subject Growing Unto Perfection Anthem Jesus and Shall It Ever Be Evening service at 6 30 Praise by the congregation choir and orchestra Chorus anthem Loved Ones Are Waiting Solo by Mrs Hutchins Subject Payday in the Next World Duet and chorus Saved by Grace Mrs Pratt and Mr Mason
Rev C E Fisher leads morning services with Rev J B Snow and a choir directed by H F Felton. Sunday school at 12 10 and young people at 6. Union service at 7 with speakers R A Greene and C T Billings on Man as a Social Being. Evening gospel service at 4 15 Miss Nellie M Brown Bible readings at 7 20 social and entertainment. Debt stands at roughly $4 009 of $22 000 with $1 000 needed by April 1.
March events include Prof William H Goodyear on Unknown Italy at the Institute of Arts and Sciences with stereopticon. Miss Chester speaks on seedlings at the Normal School, plus a visit to the botanical laboratory. Ganong lectures continue. all science club members invited. George Grossmith entertainment March 22 in Colonial hall to raise funds for summer pay ground. tickets at club rooms and door. not part of regular course.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female health and fertility, claiming it aids motherhood and can correct conditions causing childlessness. It urges sick women to consult Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, with private inquiries and free letters, adding testimonials and notes on non narcotic content. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are also promoted for stomach health.
A long list details Sunday services for numerous Chelmsford area churches. It lists Baptist, Congregational, Episcopal, Universalist, Unitarian, Catholic, and other denominations with pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and youth meetings. Major venues include Union Free Baptist Barristers Hall Central Street, Immanuel Baptist Blossom Street, Mount Vernon Freewill, St. Anne’s St. John’s Gorham, and First Baptist Appleton Street among others.
Corrected October 2 1899. Timetable shows Boston and Maine routes from Merrimack street Lowell Middlesex Street Station to Boston Salem Newburyport Ports- mouth and other destinations with numerous times and service notes. Names include Sagan Taft and J. Landers as clerks or agents.
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