Samuel in the Temple Episode Explores Divine Voice
A sermonette reflects on Samuel and Gods speaking as a present relation. It urges readiness to hear the Lord and explains Samuel’s early temple life, his questions about God, and the need for faithful service amid priestly flaws. The narrative follows Samuel’s dawn duties and the joy of reunion with his mother bringing a tiny coat.
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Israei
Samuel
God
Slrep
Moses
Pharaoh
Temple
Eli
Israel
Hophni
Phineha
Mother
Boy Named Samuel Dreams of Passover Return Home
A young boy named Samuel watches Passover preparations in the temple at Shiloh He longs for his mother and her comforting love while he serves in the Lord's house He stays brave and faithful and is chosen to play in temple music as the feast approaches and his mother plans to return.
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Amuel
Shiloh
Hint Alupe
Olive oil bottling surge ties New England to New York
The article notes that much of New York's real olive oil travels from New England. California producers formed an association and dominate the nation’s 260,000 gallons yearly output. A large bottling facility in New England serves the eastern trade, receiving bulk shipments of olive oil.
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New England
New York
California
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Kansas City
H. C. Wallace
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Clifford Thorne
Washington
Association
Commerce Commission
State Railroad Commission
Illinois
Congress
Burlington
Milwaukee
Great Western
Northwestern
Rock Island
Wabash
Towa
Iowa Commission
The Winning of Nora by Pete Lafitte in Lumber Camp Drama
Canadian Frenchman Pete Lafitte gains Nora Shannon's affection amid a dangerous lumber landing. A rival, Pat Shannon, bets Pete cannot turn a huge spruce stick, risking life as Nora slips and Pete leaps to save her. Pete succeeds, earning Pat's praise and Nora's gratitude while contemplating a future.
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Pete Lafitte
Pete
Sweetheart
Pat Shannon
Pat
Nora
Pete Dd
Shannon
Frenchy
Nora Shannon
Luther
Canada
Grass widows gain Ohio exemptions in federal ruling
In Toledo a divorcee Mila B. Giles won exemption rights under Ohio law after Judge Tayler reversed a bankruptcy referee. Giles, bankrupt June 23, sought household goods and a $400 North Valedo lot. The ruling allows grass widows to qualify as widows for state exemptions despite marital status.
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Toledo
Madge R. W. Tayley
United States District Court
Mila B. Giles
Ohio
North Valedo
Fordyce Belford
United States
Belford
Taylor
Tayler
Giles
Pure food policy to enforce law through prosecutions
Des Moines reports that Iowa State Dairy and Food Commissioner R Wright will implement a stricter pure food policy starting June 1. The law, effective July 4, will require labeling of mixtures and exact ingredient percentages after July 4 1907, with exemptions limited and enforcement intensified against adulterated foods.
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Des Moines
Dairy and Food
R. Wright
Hetgatter
Iowa
Wright
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Miss Turner
Carl Spencer
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Schram
Board of Review
Still College of Osteopathy
Still College
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