Israel Crossing Jordan Lesson Verse Analysis
The lesson explains Israels crossing of the Jordan led by Joshua, with the ark of the covenant before the people. It notes Gods presence, the miracle of dry ground, and the memorial stones as symbols of faith, rest, and ongoing life in Christ for believers.
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American Press Association
Israel
Jordan
Joshua
Moses
Jesus
Jericho
Red Sea
Jesus Christ
Canaan
Heaven
Earth
Egypt
Christ
Fruitful or fruitless Christian life sermon notes
Sermon by Rev. S. H. Doyle for the Week of Oct 12 stresses that Christians are saved to serve and must bear fruit through abiding in Christ. It cites the vine and branches and warns that fruitless living is cut away, while fruitful life expands capacity and rewards faithfulness. References include John 15 and Revelation.
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S. H. Doyle
Christ
Jesus Christ
Life values and immortality in a divine world
Universalist leader argues life values are eternity driven not time bound. He warns against secular overconfidence and urges acknowledging God and immortality as foundations. Without divine perspective, one risks a fool's paradise as life’s true end remains beyond human control.
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Earth
God
Leave It to Him in Faith and God’s Promises
Motivational line urging reliance on God and faith to overcome discouragement and doubt. Emphasizes doing work through divine guidance and leaving outcomes to Him, framed as Safeguard guidance.
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Him
Sunrise Prayer Inspires Hope Across the World
A Congregationalist verse speaks of a universal sunrise that dissolves darkness and sorrow. It vows that light returns as dew glistens, birds sing, and mountains melt into morning, offering hope and renewal for all places and people.
Aladdin O'Brien review by Gouverneur Morris
Gouverneur Morris's Aladdin O'Brien pleases readers with a readable, humorous, and tender tale. An Irish boy writes a campaign song that helps a Maine senator win re election while the lovers, Margaret and the St John family, navigate romance and war. The book blends charm with gentle pathos and ends as readers would wish.
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Tom Beauling
Gouverneur Morris
Morris
Aladdin O’brien
Aladdin O'Brien
Margaret St. John
United States
Maine
Aladdin
St. John
Senate
Margaret
Gettysburg
Manners
Century Company
New York
A Sea Turn and Other Matters by Aldrich
Thomas Bailey Aldrich releases a 300 page collection of short stories. It includes His Grace the Duke Shaw's Folly An Untold Story The Case of Thomas Phipps and The White Feather. The tales span New England New York Virginia and Austria with varied tones from tragic to light and humorous.
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Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Thomas Phipps
Aldrich
New England
New York
Virginia
Austria
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Boston
Mass
The Rosy Cloud by George Sand
A graceful children tale set in France featuring Sylvanne and her Aunt olete with a lively peasants daughter and a lamb. The Rosy Cloud weaves a gentle moral amid a breezy outdoor scene, a favored short read from Dana Estes & Co. in Boston.
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George Sand
Sylvanne
Olete
Bichette
George Sane
Dana Estes & Co
Boston
Mass
Lives of Two Cats by Pierre Loti
A charming original sketch of two household pets Pussy White and Pussy Gray. The tale follows their loves, friendships, escapades and death with several human characters. Described as a faultless miniature classic in modern literature with graceful diction and delicate mood. Doug Estes & Co. publish a 12mo cloth edition with illustration for 50 cents.
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Pussy White
Pussy Gray
Pierre Loti
Doug Estes & Co
Boston
Mass
Voyage of the Charlemagne thrilling boys adventure
A fast paced boys tale where Tom Lane and a wizard professor sail the Charlemagne. They battle cyclones and waterspouts, chase whales and monsters with an electric searchlight, melt icebergs, and reach the earths magnetic center. The book presents compact, energetic prose full of mystery and discovery.
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Tom Lane
Alrea
Jules
Voyage of PheMphariemagne by StoddypagCiota
An illustrated American boys fiction work from Dana Estes & Co. Boston. Offers the finest elements distinguishing superior juvenile adventure with vibrant scenes. Published for mail order at $1.12 to $1.4 net, reflecting popular early 20th century boys literature tone.
Jezebel as Ruthless Queen in Miss McLaws Novel
The review presents Jezebel as a misunderstood biblical figure reimagined by Lafayette McLaws. It praises the heroine's beauty and ruthlessness, notes Elijah and Mount Carmel scenes, and calls the novel a strong addition to biblical fiction. Corwin Linson provides illustrations. Lothrop publishes in Boston at $1.50.
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Miss McLawn
Ahabi
Israel
Tyre
Sidon
Baal
Elijah
Mt. Carmel
Jezebel
Miss McLaws
Lafayette McLaws
Corwin K. Linson
Lothrop Publishing Company
Boston
Jackanapes by Juliana Horatia Ewing review
The piece extols Jackanapes as a timeless short story from 1884 praised for its noble themes and enduring appeal. It lauds the charm of the portrait youth and notes the Boston publisher Dana Estes & Co as the source for a 50 cent edition in a clothed thin 12mo volume.
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Anderson
Balzac
Poe
Hawthorne
Jackanapes
Juliana Horatia Ewing
Dana Estes & Co
Boston
Mass
Under Scott in Mexico a boys adventure tale
Third volume in the Mexican War Series follows Dan and Ralph Radbury and Poke Stover with the American army at Vera Cruz and the march on Mexico City. Hairbreadth escapes unfold through bombardment, capture of Vera Cruz, Chapultepec, and the fall of the capital. An wholesome, exciting young readers tale by Captain Ralph Bonehill. Dana Estes & Co., Boston. Cloth 12mo, illustrated, net 1.00. by mail 1.12.
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Liberty of Texas
Taylor
Rio Grande
Dan
Ralph Radbury
Poke Stover
Leatherstocking
Poke
Radbury
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Chapultepec
Scott
Ralph Bonehill
J. J. Mora
Dana Estes & Co
Boston
Mass
Balloon Ascension at Midnight by George Hall published
An artistic volume titled A Balloon Ascension at Midnight by George Ell Hall consul general of Turkey in San Francisco has a new edition. First in the San Francisco Argonaut the work features a Paris bird's eye view and silhouettes by Gordor Ross. Autograph edition on Japan vellum priced at five dollars.
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George Ell Hall
Turkey
San Francisco
Paris
Gordor Ross
Ceorge Eli Hall
Japan
Elder & Shepard
Cal
The American Cotton Industry study review
A summary of T M Young's book The American Cotton Industry. The work surveys conditions in Lowell Fall River New Bedford Manchester and southern New England cities with chapters on manufacturing and labor. Elijah Helm introduces the volume for the Manchester Guardian.
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Manchester Guardian
T.M. You
United States
America
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
Manchester
Ciites
Maine
Rhode Island
South
T. M. Young
Elijah Helm
M. A
Mancheter Chamber of Commerce
Methuen
The Law of the New Thought book release notes
The Psychic Research company announces The Law of the New Thought a nearly hundred page work answering What is the New Thought and What Does it Mean The book from Scribner's addresses topics from Thoughts Are Things to The Immortality of the Soul with chapters on Mind Building and The Sub Conscious Plane priced at $1.00 postpaid and issued by the Psychic Research company Chicago and distributed in New York and London.
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William Walker Atkinson
the Psychic Research Company
Chicago
The Critic in Donahoe’s Magazine October Issue
The October issue features Whitman portraits and a broad array of literary notes and reviews. It highlights excerpts from Owen Seaman and J. P. Mowbray, essays on Whitman, Irving, and New York literary landmarks, and a strong review section including The Virginian. Cardinal Vaughan’s charity views, London slums account, and Irish College Rome review anchor the feature. The Call of Charles Walford begins a new serial by Esther Wagman Neill, promising a rich fiction treat.
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Walt Whitman
John W. Alexander
Owen Seaman
J. P. Mowbray
Whitman
Camden
Ella Stryker Mapes
Irving
Mr. Hemstreet
New York
Young
Leslie Stephen
Lady Grove
Thermidor and Waterloo
A. I. D. P. Coleman
The
Lucy Monroe
Mr. Norris
Paris
Theodore Stanton
Donahoe’s
Cardinal Vaughan
London
Duchess of Newcastle
Marie Donegan Walsh
Alban Hills
Irish College
Rome
J. J. O'Mahoney
H. G. Hughes
Charles Walford
Esther Waggaman Neill
Imaginary Boer General Diary Entries in England
Extracts from a diary in The Speaker reveal humorous notes on shifting public opinion about Boer generals in England. September entries describe cricket match proposals, dinners in Park Lane, Oxford Milner celebrations, missing private papers, and a newspaper man in disguise seeking impressions of England during a moving departure.
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Bishon
R. Kipling
England
Park Lane
Imperial Education
Oxford
Milner
Balliol
Inter
Brodrick
Kruger
London Daily News
rooms for rent in several towns near Tyngsboro and Belvidere
Advertises rental listings in Tyngsboro Belvidere Centralville. Properties include a near electrics quarter acre with fruit and one and three room tenements. Prices range from 5.50 to 10 dollars monthly. Contact T H Elliott 64 Central Street telephone 908-2.
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Tyngsboro
Belvidere
Centralville
T. H. Elliott
Central St
New Comforters and Puffs Line From Pollard Co
A. G. Pollard & Co advertises an extensive selection of bed coverings with about 200 styles. Prices range from 39 cents for a single bed comforter to 1.59 for specials, with firmer materials and larger sizes from 2.00 to 3.00 each. Down puffs in new styles sell for 4.50 to 5.00, with extra sizes at 6.75 and up.
Death and wrecks: Farr obituary and freight crash
Middlesex County mourns Augustine A Farr who died after weeks of illness, aged 69, at his Ayer home. The report also details a severe eastbound freight collision near the depot with seventeen cars wrecked, no serious injuries, and lengthy night repairs. Mrs. Harvey Brown and others are noted, plus local church activities and a political convention with John M. Maloney nominated for representative.
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Augustine A Farr
Townshend
Vermont
Kimball
Sophia Farr
Groton
Mr. Farr
Ayer
Mary J. Spencer
Wayland Spaulding
Boston
St. Paul Lodge of Masons
Caleb Butler
Catholic Church
Nashua
Fitchburg
Robert Saunders
Marr
New Brunswick
Patrick Organ
Dr. Hopkins
Harry McIntyre
W. J. Meader
Meader
Cliftondale
Harvey Brown
Pingreyville
Cora
Francis
Lower Town Hall
Howard B. White
Herbert E. Fletcher
Westford
John E. L. Hazen
Shirley
Capt
S. H. Fletcher
E. D. Stone
Claflin
Littleton
George J. Burns
B. H. Hartwell
John M. Maloney
Maloney
Pierce
Hoyt
Acton
Wolf
Burne and Stone
Knowlton
Alan H. Claflin
Lit Ueton
G. H. Hartwell
G. W. Wolf
H. T. Clark
H. B. White
Oliver Bartlett Richardson
Josie
Walter
Father
Concord News Highlights and Obituaries Temptation to Death and Local Notes
Mrs Emma L Jacobs of 27 Wales street Dorchester committed suicide at the home of Mrs Charles I Stuart Main street Concord. She was 54 and had suffered illness and despondency for weeks. The piece also recalls recent family movements and a long program on farming and local topics with many Concord figures named, plus notes on Benjamin Tolman of Concord a veteran printer turning 80 and the Tolman family. Additional items cover Judge Keyes criminal docket statistics and local social updates including temperance talks and a Concord Antiquarian Society meeting.
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Emma L. Jacobs
Chas. L. Jacobs
Wales Street
Dorchester
Devonshire Street
Jacobs
Stuart
Middlesex-Worcester
Pomona
Concord
O. FE. Patch
Clara Barry
F. G. Pratt
Charles H. Cash
Littleton
C. F. Watts
Flora’ I. Atwood
Townsend
Waldo Flint
Julia Hosmer
Susie Watts
A. F. Sargent
Groton
T. M. Batery
Arthur Worthley
Benjamin Tolman
Lexington Road
Tolman
Boston
Concord Freeman
Cunard
Fitchburg
Tolman & White Printing Company
Mr. Tolman
Ann J. Bigelow
Agnes
Nathan B. Smith
Ventura
California
Corinthian Lodge
Walden
Royal ‘Arch
Old Concord Light Infantry
John 8. Keyes
Superior Court
District Court of
Central Middlesex
Mendhum
Europe
Concord Antiquarian Society
Columbia River
Farm sale in Stow nets 66 acres to Malden buyer
Dominick Mesechowsky sells his Acton road farm in Stow comprising 66 acres, a farmhouse, barn, poultry houses, and related property to Amherst Eaton of Malden. The same grantor sells the nearby grist mill and water power to the same buyer. Price not disclosed.
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Boston
Dominick Mesechowsky
Acton Road
Stow
Amherst Eaton
Malden
Funeral of Mrs Monroe Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs. Monroe occurred at her late residence with Rev. Linwood Hartwell officiating. Interment followed in Centre cemetery. Paul Kelley was drawn as juror for Cambridge. The legality of the town meeting was questioned but statutes showed the selectmen were right. Heavy rains damaged work with potatoes reportedly under water in some areas.
Woman Given Seat With Wraps At Quiet Table
A woman sits at a table with wraps and bundles in her seat. The next woman entering will insist on occupying that same seat and will not accept another, turning the moment into a humorous riddle.
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Fisher
Caleb Butler Lodge
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