Luke VII 36 50 The Pharisee and the sinful woman
In Luke chapter seven Jesus accepts a supper at Simon the Pharisee's house. A sinful woman anoints his feet with tears and ointment, illustrating true repentance and love. Jesus forgives her sins, contrasts the lack of welcome from Simon, and teaches that forgiveness triggers grateful faith and inner peace.
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Vision and service in Christian Endeavor week
The May 13 Christian Endeavor lesson by Rev. Doyle contrasts Moses on Sinai with Christ at the Transfiguration, urging zeal against sin and bold service after vision. It links Moses seeing God to fiery rejection of idolatry and Jesus casting out a demon after his heavenly vision, calling believers to transformative faith and outreach.
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Little While of Probation Tempts Eternal Glory
A devotional excerpt urges faithfulness during a brief probationary moment. The convert’s prayer echoes the urgency to choose eternity now. The author, quoted from Christian Work, invokes God’s help for steadfastness before the unfading crown.
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Lend Me Lord Be Still And Know That I Am God
A Philippian Ledger devotional line proclaims peace through faith and service with lines urging rest in God. A lighter aside from the Cleveland Plain Dealer comments on a cigar named after a congressman and its possible good or bad odor.
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Mood's Pills Cure Liver Ills Biliousness Indigestion
Mood's Pills claim to cure liver ills biliousness and indigestion with easy administration. The advertisement highlights headache relief and simple operation, targeting readers seeking quick stomach and liver comfort.
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Brisk Sabbath Schedule of Local Gospel Services
A dense list of morning and evening sermons across Pawtucket and neighboring towns noting church names and topics such as Faithfulness Perma nence of Character and A Century of Missions. The schedule marks anniversaries for Epworth Leagues, with speakers like Rev Geo H Clarke and Rev W A Bartlett detailing themes from Do Missions Pay to The Beginning of a New Kind of Life.
Odd Fellow’s Temple Morning Service and Choir
Smith Thomas Ford hosts a morning service at Odd Fellow's Temple at 10 30 with anthem The Law and the Prophets and a quartet number I Will Call Upon Thee. Dugley Buck performs and Rev W A Bartlett D D pastor of Kirk Street church preaches. Sunday school at noon.
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W. C. Westcott
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Bay Tate Hall
Central Street
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Isaac _B. Leclaire
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Going Going Gone Sermon Series At Church
The pastor will preach the final sermon in a series titled A Man For Sale under new conditions while continuing popular services. Grand opening song service invites participation with old hymns Anthem and A Mighty Fortress. Choir, quartette, and soprano solo The Man of Galilee feature, directed by J Avison Baker with musical staff members listed.
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Kirk Street Church Service Notice
Morning service at 10 30 conducted by Reverend Smith Thomas Ford of First Baptist church. Preaching by D D W A Bartlett pastor. Choir music includes Festival Te Deum Buck Blessed are the Merciful Hiles When the Mists Are Rolled Away.
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Wandering Boy sermon at Second May Home Service
The great congregation gathered for Sunday evening worship at Second May Home Service with a preaching on The Wandering Boy. Prelude The Whipping Post set a solemn tone as the musical program featured varied vocal arrangements including How Many Hired Servants and My Son is Yet Alive from Sullivan’s The Prodigal Son. Ladies’ quartette offered The Prodigal Son and Parker-Neven Where is My Boy Tonight, promising an uplifting service with a men’s league in charge and a tendering after the meeting.
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Strong and the Weak at First Universalist Church program
The First Universalist Church on Hurd Street in Rev y features a service led by Pastor Fisher with subject The Strong and the Weak. Henry F Felton conducts a musical program including organ prelude Adagio in D major medley quartette I Trust in Thee Wagner anthem Hear Me When I Call solo Verdure Clad Haydn Jesus Lover of My Soul organ postlude Toccata and Fugue in D Minor. Sunday school at 12 40 Young People's meeting at 6 Youth groups follow.
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Mary Johnston Talk and Young Women’s Meeting
A short lecture on Mary Johnston’s To Have and To Hold is planned with all invited. The Young Women’s Christian Association holds a gospel service Sunday at 4 15, with Mr George Cark of General M E church speaking. A study meeting on the Sunday school lesson is set for Saturday at 3 20, led by Rev Geoff H Johnson. All interested are invited. The regular prayer and praise service Sunday at 9 15 is open to all. Rev F A Warfield speaks at the men’s meeting Sunday at 4, a gathering for especially young men, with good singing expected.
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M. E. Church
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F. A. Warfield
Salvation Army Red Crusade Holds Special Meetings
Special meetings in the Salvation Army revival drive are led by Major Winchell and Mrs Winchell with Adjutant Tranton and local corps officers. A dedication service opens the program on Saturday June 2 with the baptism of Ensign and Mrs Blackman’s twin babies and continues Sunday June 3 under Major Winchell who formerly governed the Salvation Army farm colony at Fort Amity California.
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Diamonds in Brazil and Kimberley contrast in output
Brazil once led world diamond mining with higher quality stones though far smaller annual value now under 200,000. Kimberley dominates African and global supply, sending stones to London in March for distribution to Holland and Belgium. Brazil remains notable for the carborundum and alluvial finds in Bahia and other states.
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Curious Cuckoos and Free Medical Advice Claims
The piece likens certain advertisers to cuckoos who exploit others’ success by offering free medical guidance. It asserts no qualified woman physician is linked to proprietary remedies and touts Dr. R V Pierce of the World’s Dispensary Buffalo as the sole expert offering free advisory letters. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is promoted as restoring strength to weak women and curing illness in many cases.
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Houses of worship schedule highlights city churches
A dense notice lists many congregations with pastors, service times, and Sunday school hours across Union Free Baptist, Immanuel, Branch Street Tabernacle, Freewill, Mount Vernon, Fifth Street, First Baptist, Central M E, Epworth League, and other churches. It covers parishes across Worthen, Paige, Long, Highland, St. Pauls, St. Johns, Universalist, Unitarian, Catholic, and Lutheran venues with sermon times, morning and evening services, and Sunday school details.
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As Reed Dilts
Young Peple
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A. G E. the Son
Mount Vernon Freewill
F. S Currier
Fifth Street Baptist
Henry W. Millington
First Baptist
Smith Iyo Ford
Sunny Side Farm Veggies Announce Daily Fresh Supply
Sunny Side Farm advertises a large daily in stock of vegetables including spinach kale dandelions scullions new parsnips cucumbers radishes three lettuces and a full line of squash beets carrots potatoes onions and turnips available every day.
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