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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1902
Page
5
The text details a speech urging evolution over revolution in curbing big corporations. It argues for careful, transparent supervision, possible federal oversight, and constitutional or legal avenues to curb evils of trusts while protecting workers and smaller firms.
Rev T Clayton Welles preached at Highland Congregational Church on Matt 7 16 about the law of causation. He urged that outcomes reflect input, from garden to school and home, and that religious results depend on earnest effort, prayer, and self denial in building church life and personal faith.
The First Congregational church held a hopeful fall opening with large morning and evening attendances. Rev. Ralph Gillam preached on life and salvation, with a new Y P S C E chorus of 40 and several special songs. Four youths rose for prayers after Gillam urged unsaved to turn to Christ. Rally Day in Sunday School is planned for next week.
The station's work departments are fully organized for the campaign. Sunday services draw large crowds. Rev. R. F. True preached on The Christian's Light How Should it Shine in a practical, helpful manner. Captain W. H. Owen of the Salvation Army led the evening service with workers and stirring Army songs. Testimonies of redeemed individuals added impact, and results were gratifying.
A Detroit Free Press fragment recalls a reception gag as a town awaits President Roose velt. The committee realizes they forgot the hunting guides to recount reminiscences with the President while brass bands, flowers, flags and speakers are ready.
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