Saul Chosen King lesson overview and verses
A compact lesson summary notes Saul becoming Israel's first king, the reasons for seeking a king, Samuel's reaction, and God's sovereignty. It cites 1 Samuel chapters 8 to 11, the lot casting at Mizpeh, the Gilgal coronation, and the Ammonite threat turning into a victory. Key figures include Samuel, Saul, and the Benjamite lineage.
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Saul Beromes
Saul
Israel
Samuel
L. Samuel
Mim
Mizpeh
Benjamin
Ephraim
Judah
Lot
Fort Samuel
Gligai
Mitzpeh
Tabesh-Gilend Siar
Belial
Gilgal
Life and Scope of Today in View of Eternity
Charles Cuthbert Halt argues that to seize life we must expand our thinking beyond the present and align today with eternity. He urges enlarging the scope of today to identify it with lasting, sacred purposes and to pursue a broader, more meaningful life.
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Lfe
Charles Cuthbert Halt
Moving Forward Across the Corner Deed Objective
Fragmentary lines discuss advancing a deed and keeping focus on the objective. The text urges steady forward motion and maintaining direction toward a goal. Unclear names or places are present, with no concrete events or dates identifiable.
Post Toasties Ad Claims Men Love Crisp Corn Cereal
An early 20th century advertisement extols Post Toasties as a crisp corn cereal that appeals to men described as grown up boys. It promotes serving with milk or cream and berries, touts the red and yellow wax-wrapped packaging, and credits the Postum Company with the true corn flavor and double crispness. The copy references BATTER CREEK MICH and urges readers to choose the real Post Toasties.
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Postum Company
Post
Ins. Battee Creek
Mich
Timekeeping Tiffs At The Flapper’s Sash Sale
A humorous exchange arises over a pancake clock and a sash purchase. The flapper denies timely payment while insisting the sash was paid for, hinting at a petty dispute over a small item in a social setting.
Bell-Ans Halts Over-Acidity and Digestive Ailments
A vintage drug advertises Bell-Ans for indigestion with claims of harmless relief from gas belching heartburn sick headache nausea and other digestive woes. The ad notes over 80 years of use and offers 25 cents to one dollar sizes plus free samples from Bell Co. Int Orangeburg NY. It ends with a quip about social manners.
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Bell & Co
Int
Orangeburg
N. Y
Nothing to Flag Her D Ardath Child Missed Periods
A five year old girl Ardath kept talking through a fence period and asked why she should stop. Her mother explained periods mark pauses. The child replied that she did not see any periods.
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Ardath
New Photographic Film Technique Described in Germany
An eraatic photographic file developed in Germany is soaked and stretched to size, then pressed on a glass plate and dried. The new process allows the image to be enlarged to its original dimensions. The note closes with a religious reference by George D. Boardman and a remark on vanity as an unseen factor.
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Germany
Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative
An ad touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for people over fifty to prevent constipation. It claims natural bowel regularity without griping, harshness, or side effects and offers a 60 cent bottle with a free sample at Monticello.
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Montcello
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