Jesus Prays in the Garden at Gethsemane
Lesson covers Mark 14 32 to 42 with Golden Text Not what I will but thy will. Focus on Jesus suffering in the garden The place and his companions The great sorrow and sin bearing The praying three times and disciples watchfulness and retreat Lessons stress prayer over human sympathy and obedience to the Father.
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Gethsemane
Jesus Christ
Kidron
Jerusalem
Edersheim
Jesus
God
Father
Peter
Fashion Parade Winds Through Winter Style Mirror
Julia Bottomley notes the annual fashion parade tracing winter to spring trends. Crepes, jersey, canton crepe, and printed silks lead the season with ombre colorings and layered hues. Garments include plaid flannel coats with matching hats, sand crepe dresses, and capes for little girls, highlighting coats, dresses, and accessories in chic, yearbook prose.
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Jersey
Bois
Ming
Julia Bottomley
Quote by Kingsley on work ethic and virtue
The text extols rising each morning with a task to complete whether you enjoy it or not. It argues forced labor cultivates temperance self control diligence and a steadfast will, building virtues absent in the idle.
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Charles Kingsley
Blue Shield
Cor Heat Millers’ Association
Doubts in Certain Churches Stir Warmth and Faith
A quotation from C. H. Spurgeon notes that doubts about core beliefs arise in some churches yet warmth in others fosters steadfast faith. The remark contrasts skeptical doubt with a welcoming religious community.
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C. H. Spurgeon
War and Peace Balancing Vices and Neighbors Motto
A reflective balance motto urges vigilance against personal vices while maintaining harmony with neighbors. It counsels yearly self improvement and steady moral progress to temper conflicts with kindness.
Power for Holy Service
A concise reflection on how power for sacred service arises from union with God, emphasizing spiritual strength and divine guidance fueling religious duties.
How Herbert Tree Gots Out of Bad Situation
A Victorian anecdote about Herbert Tree's eccentric behavior in America. He forgot a private address, entered a crowded room, spotted a mirror, and dramatically cried I am it. I must see a doctor, then vanished from the building.
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Herbert Tree
Sir Herbert
America
Cuticura for Sore Hands Advertisement Headline
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for sore hands. It advises soaking hands in hot suds using Cuticura Soap then drying and applying Cuticura Ointment, removing excess with tissue.
Mixed Street Planting Shows Varied Tree Choice
A New York Times note on California street plantings reveals random assortments of trees along blocks. On one side a palm, oleander, elms, tulips and palms mix with vacant lots and walnuts, while opposite rows show a different, uneven assortment of maples, elms, chestnuts and hawthorns.
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California
Canary Island
New York Times
Unexcelied Remedy for Cuts and Burns Ad
An advertisement proclaims Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh as a remedy for cuts burns wounds and sores that prevents infection and heals quickly, urging purchase at all stores.
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Hanford
Wasteful Man and Wife Exchange Budget Banter
A humorous exchange from The Progressive Grocer portrays a husband boasting his salary covers three quarters of his wife’s bills while the wife challenges how the remaining funds are spent. The light dialogue highlights domestic finance and frugal living themes.
Green's August Flower remedy claim advertisement
Green's August Flower is promoted as a long established remedy for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive disorders. The ad asserts fifty eight years of use in millions of households worldwide and notes availability in 30 and 90 cent bottles.
Years of Discretion in The Progressive Grocer
A brief archival note from The Progressive Grocer quotes a playful exchange about age and maturity. The dialogue contrasts perceptions of youth with references to growing independence and capability, framed in a tongue in cheek civic tone.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns on Genuine Labeling
Public service style advertisement urges buyers to demand the Bayer name on aspirin tablets or packaging to ensure authenticity. It claims Bayer aspirin has been proven safe by millions and prescribed for 23 years, warns that imitations may be dangerous, and urges saying Bayer when purchasing.
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Bayer
German Police Dogs and Their Loyal Demeanor
German police dogs are staunch and loyal with quiet dignity. The text notes fewer temperamental traits than other breeds and contrasts them with general canine behavior of the era. A brief ad at Pearl Street advertises Dr Peery's medicine for Worms with a single dose.
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Peery
Pearl St. N
Happiest Part of a Vacation on the Train
A concise note describes how the most joyful moments of travel arrive in the first two hours aboard a train, when scenery and pace combine to create a sense of release and anticipation.
Woman's Game and Money Talk Snippets
A column presents a humorous dialogue about gendered behavior and finances. It notes a Progressive Era tone with quips about smoking, femininity, and money speaking through figures. A proposed fund for needy settlers would advance capital at four percent interest for farm improvements over long terms.
College Athletics as a Campus Asset and Risk
There is debate over whether elite college sports attract students who are true scholars or merely athletes. The piece argues athletics should support education and the college’s broader mission, not dominate it, or it risks damaging the institution’s reputation and balance.
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A. College
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Bible Institute of Chicago
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Soft Wheat Millers’ Assn
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Nashville
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Plasahy
Rucker’s
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Columbia University
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