Jehoshaphat Rises in Judah Trusting the Lord
A Sunday School lesson on Second Chronicles chapter seventeen outlines Jehoshathat's reign, stressing faith in God over reliance on horses and chariots, the Lord's presence as the blessing, and the imperative for rulers to teach the law. It links Israel’s past failures to steadfast obedience and God’s sustaining power in leadership.
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Ahab
Jesus Christ
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David
Moses
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Gideon
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Josh
Judge
Jesus
Zacharias
Elizabeth
Joshua i
Jehoshaphat
Ruth ii
Isa. x
Amos iii
God
Exix
Jehosiphat
Uzziah
Jie
Patriotism as Divine Blessing in Christian Endeavor
A weekly Christian Endeavor comment by Rev. S. H. Doyle extols American patriotism as a God blessed virtue uniting rich and poor, South and nation alike. It argues patriotism transcends class and race, cites Spain war loyalty, and frames devotion as a religious duty with Scripture readings from Exodus to Romans.
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Yepic
H. Doyle
Tom
Hamilton Fish
Spain
England
Germany
France
Self Forgetfulness and the Church’s Call
A Presbyterian Journal reflection urges Christians to imitate Christ by forgoing self for others. It notes Jesus prioritized needs over fatigue and envisions a church and society transformed by self denial, redirecting love from ease to saving souls.
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Jesus
Church
Christ
Presbyterian Journal
Human nature and trust in God and man
The Episcopal Recorder laments how people assume evil, noting David’s prayer to avoid human hands. It counsels relying on God’s holiness and mercy in dealings with God, while warning that happiness and usefulness depend on imperfect human relations and suggests caution in seeking others’ goodwill.
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David
Episcopal Recorder
Thinking posts and the Sabbath vow in verse and prayer
A fragment recounts Sidney Smith’s thinking post near his gate urging pause and reflection. It then champions the Sabbath as the prime thinking post, a time for divine presence and rest from toil. The excerpt ends with the hymn Abide In Me invoking Christ to dwell within.
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Sidney Smith
Central Presbyterian
Death in Sleep Ends Life of Middlesex County Farmer
Mr Marshall Wood died suddenly on Tuesday September 27 at age 72. He was a lifelong farmer known for honesty and served many town offices. Survived by his widow and five children A. W. Wood Bedford Albert M. at home Mrs Walch Malden Mrs Walker Woburn and Mrs Dane Burlington. Funeral held Thursday at his late home.
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A. W. Wood
Bedford
Albert M
V. IT. A. Annual Meeting Elects Officers
The annual meeting at the Grange hall Tuesday elected Henry M. Billings as president Junius Co. Knowlton as vice president William H. Lee as clerk H. P. Dinsmore as treasurer and collector an executive committee of eleven was chosen to appoint remaining committees Reports of past year committees were read and adopted Mr Carroll Edgecomb is improving after an injury on the town team and a heavy team horse died after illness Brockton fair attendance noted.
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Grange
V. S.A
Alexander
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P. M. Jefferson
G. B. Williams
Brockton Fair
Gown With Circular Flotinces From Happir Razar
A French model showcases a gown with circular flounces and a fancy diagonally fastened bolero jacket. Details include a brown velvet belt, polka dot taffeta under blouse, curved sleeve trim, crushed silk stock, four yard skirt width, and cut-paper Harper patterns.
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Harper's Bazar
Centre church services draw large crowds and notable music
Large audiences attended both morning and evening services at Centre church with Rev. W. D. Leland delivering a practical sermon on the call to duty. The Sabbath school roll call showed many present, 58 primary enrollments with 45 in attendance, and the choir featured Mr. Brown of Lowell who sang two solos The Resurrection and Fear ye Not Oh Israel Next Sunday includes a harvest concert with children recitations and singing plus a short pastor address. Dracut grange met Monday with a piano solo by Miss Alice Connell and readings by local girls, plus an original poem by Mrs Selden Colburn read by Arthur W Colburn Two new membership applications were received Essex county Pomona grange will meet with this grange on
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W. D. Leland
Brown
Lowell
Israel
George Hovey
Gen. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Dracut Grange
Alice Connell
Julia Fox
Bertha May Ward
Edith Kelley
Rose E. Peabody
Annie Richardson
Selden Colburn
Arthur W. Colburn
Essex County
Pomona Grange
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Children With Weak Kidneys
Mrs Nellie Dunn of Ansonia Connecticut testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills strengthened her 11 year old son's kidneys and stopped nocturnal urination after years of bed wetting. She urges other mothers to use the remedy, noting relief for the child and reduced burden on the family. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Winter
Fourth Streets
Asonia
Conn
Dean
Dunn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Fifth degree ceremonies loom for several members Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Peavey left for Canada to enjoy their vacation while Mrs. Woodward, her daughter, and Mrs. Philbrick of New London New Hampshire visited D. S. Fox, with W. H. S. noted in the text.
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Canada
Woodward
Philbrick
New London
N. H
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Harvest notes and town notices in Westford
In Westford segment, local events include visits by residents to Boston and Fitchburg, political convention delegates listed, and church and library activities. August through October actions cover harvest festival planning, theater ventures, and the unveiling of bird-picture displays as the town prepares for polling and registration sessions.
Sunday Church Services Across the City
A long list of Sunday worship times across Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Universalist, Unitarian, Catholic, and various missions. Multiple pastors, sermon times at 10.30 or 6.30, Sunday schools at noon, and youth meetings in different halls.
Old fashions in dress meet cure for colic and diarrohea
Old fashions in dress may be revived but no old fashioned medicine can replace Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Ellingwood Co. corner Merrimack and Central and corner Middlesex and Central streets.
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Ellingwood & Co
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Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
J. T. Rhodes & Sons Hair Trade Ad
A vintage advertisement proclaims Beautiful Grey Hair and other colors sourced by J. T. Rhodes & Sons. The firm states they buy on a large scale from multiple shops and guarantee quality, promising lower prices and better goods for sale.
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J. T. Rhodes & Sons
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