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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1902

Page

4

Doans Kidney Pills Backed by Lowell Resident

A Lowell citizen cites backache from kidney troubles as a warning, endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills after a friend's satisfactory use. Mrs. R H Ayer of 76 Royal street reports relief for Mr. Ayer, purchased at Ellingwood Co. drug store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is sole US agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

R. H. Ayer Royal Street Dean Ellingwood & Co Merrimack Central Streets Ayer Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Christian Endeavor meeting urges individual salvation and service

John Willis Baer, general secretary of the World's Christian Endeavor union, spoke at First Presbyterian Church urging personal salvation and a broader love of humanity. He contrasted praise of denominational banners with the cross and stressed covenant, consecration, and steadfast effort amid worldly trials.

Christian Endeavor First Presbyterian Church John Willis Baer Christian Endeavor Union C. E J. M. Craig R. W. Dunbar Mr. Baer Christian Endeavor Is Portland Clark Williston Baer Belfast Ireland United Society of Christian Endeavor U. S Washington

The Word Fitly Spoken at First Unitarian

Rev. C. T. Billings preached that effective preaching requires knowing humanity and adapting truth to listeners. He contrasted scholarly, popular, and prophetic aims and noted that individual temperaments and moments shape how the same truth lands with different people. He argued no single form of truth appeals to all minds.

C. T. Billings First Unitarian Church Dante Browning Longfellow Christ

How to avoid strikes at Highland Congregational Church

The Highland Congregational Church service featured a 40 child choir led by Grace W. Naylor and soprano Charles Jenkins. The sermon on Galatians 3 17 urged cooperation over conflict in labor relations, urging workers and employers to embrace mutual respect, fair wages, and living interest in one another to achieve harmony and prosperity.

Highland Congregational Church Grace W. Naylor Charles Jenkins Jesus

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The fragment discusses harmony and welfare through Christian teaching, contrasting selfish behavior with doing good to others to maximize overall good. No specific people, places, or events are identifiable.

Gether Christ

A Great Deed of Possession Sermon by Rev George E Martin

Congregations at Kirk Street church heard morning and evening sermons by Rev George E Martin on a great deed of possession. He interprets All things are yours drawing on Paul Apollos and Cephas and urges a new reform in church power. He cites nations wealth and potential Christian warfare. Christ is God's and all power is given to him.

Kirk Street George E. Martin Paul Apollos Cephas Christ God Appolos Europe Germany England Canada United States Earth

Character Saved Through Suffering sermon by Rev Albert W Jefferson

Rev Albert W Jefferson of the First Free Baptist church Pawtucket preached at Paige Street Free Baptist church on Character Saved Through Suffering. He cited Job chapter nineteen and argued suffering strengthens character through misunderstanding growth and the pain of knowledge, ending with Jesus as the example of brave truth through vicarious suffering.

Albert W. Jeerson First Free Baptist Church Pawtucket B. I Paige Street Free Baptist Church Job Jesus Christ Mr. Jefferson Jesus

Epworth League Marks 13th Anniversary at Worthen St Church

The local Epworth League observed its 13th anniversary yesterday at Worthen Street Methodist Church. The church was decorated in league colors red and white by the local branch.

Epworth League Worthen St. M. E League

Meat Question Settled Proclaims Grape-Nuts Advantage

The Brookyn Eagle argues high meat prices can spur dietary diversification and health, noting meat’s monotony hurts appetite. It praises Grape-Nuts as a versatile economical substitute, claiming fourteen portions per 15¢ package and appealing to both meat eaters and vegetarians.

Brooklyn Eagle

Consuls and Families Killed at St Vincent Scene

The eruption is invisible at Kingston as vast dust clouds spread eastward. In St Vincent many injured and about 500 presumed dead, with corpses unburied. The Solent and Kennet carry supplies and doctors to the islands, while Fort de France fears a threat. Royal cruiser In Defatigable heads to St Vincent with relief stores. West Indies tensions rise.

Kingston St. Vincent Barbardos Martinique Trinidad Kennet Fort de France Indefatigable

St Pierre Sufferers Relief Plan Discussed

New York May 11 A chamber of commerce meeting will be held Wednesday to organize relief for survivors of the St Pierre calamity and nearby areas. Action may mirror Galveston relief with aid limited to chamber members and business supporters.

New York Chamber of Commerce St. Pierre Galveston Texas

Consul Ayme to Travel to Martinique Tonight

United States Consul Ayme at Guadaloupe will depart for Martinique to report on the situation there. The State Department instructed Ayme to proceed at once, but officials believe he acted on his own initiative before receiving full directives.

Washington State Department United States Ayme Guadaloupe Martinique Department

Steam Yacht Aquilo Bound for Martinique and St Vincent

The steam yacht Aquilo owned by William P. Eno of New York sails for Martinique and St Vincent with the owner and a large party of guests. They left New York Saturday afternoon and are expected to be followed by several larger yachts from the port.

New York William P. Eno Martinique St. Vincent

Frances Haskell, 47, dies at home in Pelham

Frances A. Haskell of Pelham New Hampshire died at her home on May 11. She was 47 years old and 10 months and 11 days. She is survived by family and friends in the area.

Darf Haskell Pelham, N. H Frances A. Haskell

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