The Sunday School Lesson on Isaiah Six Vision
Commentary on Isaiah chapter six by Rev D B Stearns from 1898 explores Uzziah’s reign, the vision of the Lord on a throne, seraphim, holiness, and the need for personal unworthiness before service. It links the coal touched by an altar to Christ’s sacrifice, calls for willing messengers, and notes the mission’s challenging reception yet ultimate fulfillment in Israel and all nations.
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D. M. Stearns
Uzziah
God
Isaiah
John xii
Ezekiel
Ezek.i
Christ
Rey. Iy
Israel
Tabernacle
Calvary
Jeremiah
Ezekili
Rom
Lili
Obadiah
Jer
Phen
Ezek
Judah
Christ Jesus
Church
Go or Send Mission Message From Oct Week
Christian Endeavor topic for the week beginning October 23 features Rev. Hy Doyle's sermon on Acts 16 1 10. The article emphasizes going or sending for missions, citing Pauls vision and three reasons to act: call from Macedonia, call from God, and ability to go. It urges individual and group support for missionary work and offers scripture references for guidance.
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Hy Doyle
Troas
Paul
Macedonia
Asia Minor
Europe
Africa
India
China
Christ
God
Denominational Missionary Board
Winter styles in golf wear and new thin skirts
The article describes bright outing jackets in scarlet blue and white with contrasting revers and cuffs. It notes tighter top skirts with a flat, full-tabbed silhouette and a circa-taffeta gown shown in yellow and white stripes, accessorized by a black velvet hat. Julic Chollet.
Old Bailey Doom To Be Rebuilt For Grand Sessions House
The London Chronicle reports that the historic Old Bailey and Newgate jail are to be demolished to make way for a grand new sessions house. The project follows a history of gate rebuilding, riots, and expansions dating from 1400 to 1815, with the planned building by city surveyor Andrew Murray at an estimated £120,000.
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Newgate
Old Bailey Sessions House
London
William the Conqueror
Warwick Lane
Henry IV
Henry III
Richard Whittington
George Dance
R. A
Beckford
Whitecross Street
Sessions House
Stowe
Surgeons’ Hall
Andrew Murray
London Chronicle
Conscience and penitence as guiding force
An Independent editorial reflects on human fault and repentance. It argues that conscience disciplines conduct, guards against temptation, and urges heartfelt sorrow to confess sins to God. Disobedience invites remorse, while duty prompts disciplined living amid imperfect humanity.
Tailor Made Fashions with Velvet and Beiges Gown
The piece describes seasonal shifts in tailor made gowns with varied skirts and color panels. A beige cloth gown features aubergine velvet trims along the skirt and bodice with velvet points, bretelles, turned cuffs, and a velvet hat draped with chenille and feathers. Designer CHOLLET is noted.
Bishop Coleman Tramps Through West Virginia in Incognito
Rt Rev Dr Coleman bishop of Delaware made a 235 mile incognito pedestrian tour through Berkeley and Taylor counties in West Virginia and parts of Maryland, staying in farm lofts and schoolhouses. He kept a simple wardrobe, climbed into a school building to sleep, shared melon with a merchant, and repaired clocks for meals. He charmed locals and sparked local lore about his wandering pilgrimage.
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Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia Times
Leighton Coleman
Delaware
West Virginia
Maryland
Europe
Bishop-Tramp
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley County
Grafton
Taylor County
Cumberland Valley
Washington
Blue Mountains
Coleman
Bishopstead
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Faces Local Skepticism
Readers demand home proof of cures and evidence of sources. Mrs Mary Gard testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her backache and her child’s weak kidneys. The piece also notes Bishop Coleman’s long tradition of tramping for leisure and study, tracing his tours across many states and rivers since 1862.
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Thomas
Dean
Mary Gard
No. 4
Noble's Court
Ellingwood & Co
Car
Merrimack
Central Streets
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Sunday religious services scattered through city churches
A lengthy listing of Sunday sermons and Sunday school times across Chelmsford and surrounding streets. The schedule includes multiple Baptist, Methodist, Freewill, Unitarian, Catholic, and other churches with pastors named, service times at 10.30 and 6 or 7 p.m., and auxiliary meetings such as Sunday schools and youth gatherings.
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Chelmsford Street
H. Lockhart
Union Free Baptist Church
Barristers Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Thomas S. Sayer, Jr
Young Peoples Meeting
Worthen Street Baptist
Bowley Green
Young People
Branch Street Tabernacle
C. F. Mallory
Paige Street Freewill
A. E- Wilson
Astor Elect
Bundey School
Mount Vernon Freewill
O. H. Denney
Fifth Street Baptist
Henry W. C. Millington
First Baptist
Smith Thomas Ford
W. H. Meredith
Epworth League
CentralyiNe Methodist
Corner Ridge
Hildreth Streets
J. A. Bowler
Primitive Methodist
Primitive Methodist, Corner of Congress and Gorham streets.—Rev. N. W. Mathews
Berean
Moore Street
Lawrence Street
Rev. S. Darlington
Mechanics Halls
Geo. F. Kenngott
Tor
London Street
C. EB. Poole
Skirk Street
W. A. Bartlett
C. E
Westminster
Tyler Street
D. A. McPhie
Appleton Street
Jas. M. Craig
First Universites
Hurd Street
C. E. Fisher
Y. B.C. U. Até. Grace
R. A. Greene
Noom Young People’s Service
Unitarian
Ayer City
Lincoln
Tanner Street
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Pollard Building
Palmer Street
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Odd Fellows’ Inn
Middlesex Street
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Merrimack Street
Men of Every Condition Sermon Message
A Christian Intelligencer excerpt emphasizes the churchs mission to preach to the poor and uplift the despised, while not neglecting efforts to reach the rich and noble. It asserts the glad tidings are for all people and that faith prayers accompany outreach, with kings and queens seen as potential agents in Christ's kingdom building.
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Church
Kingdom of Christ
Christian Intelligencer
Silk byssus from shells sparks museum interest in Berlin gloves
A pair of golden brown byssus silk gloves shown at Berlin’s Royal Museum renews attention on silk from mussels. Byssus fiber, derived from tufted shells used for anchoring, yields a greenish yellow to dark brown thread two to three inches long. Widespread production remains scarce, with Sicily’s Pinna shells providing the only notable local effort. For a pound of fiber, 3,000 to 4,000 shells are needed, and the tuft regenerates within a year.
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Berlin Royal Museum
Sicily
Pittsburg Dispatch
Points For Parents Parental Example Key To Home Faith
Morality begins at home as Christ is judged by home life. Hypocrisy harms children when parents preach religion but fail to live it. A father who warns against tobacco while smoking and a mother who cannot model truth undermine religious teaching. If church rests in you, children must see truth at home.
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Christ
Life In Cavite As Told By Merritts Public Secretary
General Merritt's private secretary writes from Cavite describing narrow streets one story houses and ponies pulling two wheel carts. He notes 30 cents Mexican and 15 American for two hours, rising prices for clothes, a seven dollar linen suit, and a 3.50 American price. The rainy season brings heavy downpours, mornings are clear, and the climate is milder than expected.
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Cavite
Merritt
Washington
Vaccination Advocate Quote From Duke Of Argyll
A Duke of Argyll endorsement urges vaccination against smallpox, condemning anti vaccination sentiment as dangerous. He cites Scottish Highland depopulation from past pestilence and credits inoculation and vaccination with ending the scourge, calling the idea of vaccine failure unfounded.
Wouldn't Stop Him
The New York Press notes Professor Mulhal’s estimate of the nation’s wealth at 81.75 billion dollars yielding about 1,156 per person, but says such figures are useless to a friend always asking for a loan of a quarter.
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Mulhal
New York Press
Wife Dreams Husband Dies In Mine Blast Vision Echoes Tragic Event
A vivid dream by a Renton wife at the moment of a fatal dynamite explosion at the Coney mine near Skykomish coincides with the accident that killed R. W. Robinson and another worker. The wife awoke distressed, told her mother, and insisted on the husband’s death despite assurances. A Skykomish telegram confirmed the fatal incident.
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Coney Mine
Skokomish
Post-Intelligencer
R. W. Robinson
Renton
How to Prevent Croup Household Remedy Success
A Nickle family testimonial from Nickleville Pennsylvania touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as essential to stop croup attacks. The letter notes it outsells all other cough medicines combined and lists Ellingwood & Co. as local sellers at two street corners.
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J. M. Nickle
Nickle Bros
Nickleville
Engraving Services Offer Low Estimates and Quality
The Courier-Citizen announces engraving services with guarantees matching top New York and Boston houses. They offer personal and calling cards note and letter heads monograms and other styles with prompt service. Tell advertisers you saw the ad.
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Courier-Citizen Company
New York
Boston
The
Courier
Beara the Castor in Niwas Bought
In Niwas a creature named Beara the Castor was purchased by an unnamed buyer. The report notes the transaction as a local purchase with no further details on price or seller.
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Christian Endeavor
Old Bailey
Bishop
Dr. Coleman
Lowell
Carter & Sherburne
Switzerland
Bishop Coleman
Fairmount Basin
Philadelphia
New England
Middle States
Southern States
White, Green and Blue Mountains
Hudson, Delaware
Potomac
James
Susquehanna
Baptist
Methodist
High
Eliot
Summer Street
J. M. Greene
Highland
Charles L. Merriam
Laronel M. Dick
Nocen
C.E
Episcopal
St. ‘Anme
A. St. John Chambre
D.D
A. A. V. Binnington
St. John’s
Gorham Street
Hev. L. C Manchester
House of Prayer
Walker Street
J. A. Foster
Methuen
Presbyterian
Universalist
Charlies T. Billings
Unity Meeting House
Ils
Church Street
St. Patrick’s
St. Peter’s
Michael Rowan
Sacred Heart
St. Jean Baptiste
St. Joseph’s
Church of Immaculate Conception
Free Church
George C. Wright
Union Mission
Paige Street
Kirk
Lider W. C. Westcott
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
New Church
Bay State Hall
West Sixth Street
Isaac B. Leclaire
Holy See
Pius IX
Vatican
Leo XIII
Kruger
Ribune
Macaulay
Duke of Argyll
Highlands
Scotland
J. T. Rhodes & Sons
Arthur Rhodes
Courier-Citizen
ELC
Seche
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Sawtl E. Raymond
Levi Sprague
Alexander G.cumnock
George S. Motley
James Francis
Courier-Citizen Co
Middle Street
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