Hospitality Rewarded in the Shanammits Woman Story
A fragmentary tale titled God Giver a Son to Shanammits Woman appears under a period voice. The piece references a highway and byway preacher and scriptural authority, with possible biblical chapter and verse cues appended.
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Shanammits
True Hospitality and Hidden Rewards in Shunammite Tale
A sermon highlights genuine piety through hospitality. The Shunammite woman welcomes Elisha, choosing humble service over social prestige, and discovers that feeding the prophet brings spiritual blessing. The message urges seeking God’s kingdom first, with material rewards following.
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Israel
Shunem
Jesus
Elisha
Shunammite Woman Blessed With Son After Kindness
A Shunammite woman renowned for wisdom piety and tireless charity shelters a stranger and aids a widow. Impressed by her hospitality the prophet Elisha promises a child, and a year later the woman greets him with joy as her son is blessed by God's mercy.
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Shunem
Loyi
Elisha
Land
Israel
Gebazi
Gehazi
Evil Speaking Advice From A Hardline Quotation
A terse moral urging restraint on talking about neighbors. it counsels speaking only where no one else will hear, warning that idle gossip harms reputations and betrays temperaments. The fragment reads as a cautioned social maxim from a reflective, editor’s column.
Short-Sighted Policy and Do Good in Rome's Sense
A reflective meditation urges embracing sympathy and action. It contrasts prudent restraint with generous conduct, urging continuous prayer and aligning behavior with ethical need rather than outward appearances. The piece weighs optimism against pessimism and prompts personal judgment on moral response.
Ought There to Be a Heaven in Our Time
A sermon arguing heaven is a prepared place for prepared people and that salvation is grace while rewards come from faithful living. It discusses rewards, degrees of happiness, ethical value of heaven and hell, and uses metaphors of homes, music, and sunrise to urge hope and faithfulness despite present darkness.
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Jesus
Heaven
Christ
Jesus Christ
Hell
Paul
Amsterdam
Jesus Teaches Humility Sunday School Lesson 1908
Sunday School lesson on John 12 1 20 and the call to humble service. It contrasts Christ washing disciples feet with church triumph, teaching that true power lies in loving, meek ministry and serving others, with quotes from theologians and church leaders.
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John
Nisan
Jerusalem
Arnold
Rugby
Christ
Peter
Bishop Middleton
Vincent
J. Ritchie Smith
Gilbert
Noah K. Davis
Augustine
Rome
James LU
Alexander Maclaren
I. Marshall Lang
D. D
Jesus
G. H. Morrison
R. J. Campbell
College stars risk careers by playing football in off season
The piece warns that football harms baseball prospects as many college players shine in the big leagues only after winter gridiron sessions. It highlights players like Mike Donlin and lists ex college stars across teams, noting spring trainings often mislead about true team strength while teams practice new systems.
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Chicago
Georgetown
Doe White
Hub Hart
Cleveland
Clarkson
Harvard
Birmingham
Cornell
Davidson
New York
Tift
Brown
Hal Chase
Jake Stahl
Branch Rickey
Jim McGuire
Gessler
Thoney
Carrigan
Mike Donlin
Giants
Polo Grounds
Mike
Jimmy Calaban
Logan
McGraw
Dan McGann
Donnin
Keio Roaters
Fernandez
Kele
Tickl
Evers
Baseball's Global Growth Draws Japanese Interest in American Game
A London to Tokyo report describes baseball flourishing abroad with Sydney and Melbourne leagues drawing crowds, and Hobart Newcastle and Brisbane efforts expanding ground availability. In Tokyo a St. Louis vs Hawaii series drew detailed coverage in the Kokumin newspaper with vivid play-by-play and notes on players and tactics.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Melbourne
Victoria
Hobart
Tasmania
Newcastle
Brisbane
Queenstown
New South Wales Association
Tokyo
Japan
St. Louis
Hawaii
Tokyo Kokumin
Nation
Kejo
St. Louis Nine
Leslie
En Sue
Bushnell
Prantys Wins Indoor Pistol Championship Title
Roland B Prentys of Chicago scores 465 of 500 to become indoor pistol champion of the United States in the annual indoor contests held nationwide with scores compared. W C Kraig of Chicago is champion revolver shot of Illinois in the same event as announced by J B Crabtree of Springfield Massachusetts secretary of the United States Revolver association.
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Prantys
Roland B. Prentys
Chicago
United States
W. C. Kraig
J. B. Crabtree
Springfield
Mana
United States Revelvar Association
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