John the Baptist’s Witness and Christ’s Atoning Work
The lesson outlines John the Baptist’s role in early ministry around 26–27 AD, his humility, and the delegation's search for the Christ. It covers Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the broader Christian view of atonement and divine nature.
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John
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Malachi
Elijah
Moses
Joh Fresky
Isaiah
God
Lamb of God
Ain
Luke
Father
We Shape Our Future Life And Its Atmosphere
Poem fragment reflecting on how personal choices shape future life and its atmosphere. The lines contrast sunshine and shade as one shapes joy or fear for what lies ahead.
Little Economies of Saving and Crafting Household Tips
A mother describes thrifty uses for apples including peeling, cores, and jelly. suggests preserving a few for future use and various recipes. It gives advice on vinegar from peelings, baking and serving apples, and many frugal crafts such as rubber menders with surgeons plaster, marking rubbers, raffia gift wrapping, and buttonhole making with hot wax. It also lists simple ingredients for salads and decorations and urges reuse of boxes with wallpaper.
Chafing dish delicacies for entertaining guests
A guide to preparing elegant chafing dish courses includes salad sandwiches and hot or iced drinks. Recipes feature ox tongue with tomato sauce, chestnuts in coffee sauce, and an apple soufflé with vanilla cream served over sponge cake with dessert.
First Move for Temperance in English History
Legend places a two quart drinking cup in King Edgar’s era as a restraint on ale. The king ordered eight pegs in tankards and penalties for sipping between pegs. He limited alehouses per town and required proportional limits for larger towns. Later, Henry VII empowered justices to curb strong ale as needed.
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Edgar
England
Henry VII
Do Not Share Your Keys Warns of Street Fraud
A warning notes a key theft scam where a passerby asks to borrow keys claiming to forget theirs. The thief copies the key’s impression in wax, has a duplicate made, then robs the apartment. The New York Globe cites the incident as cautionary advice.
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New York Globe
Flagler Heiress to Wed Lawrence Lewis in Elite Union
Miss Louise Wise of Wilmington North Carolina and Cincinnati and White Sulphur Springs West Virginia linked in engagement to Lawrence Lewis. Wise is niece of Mrs K K W Bingham formerly Mrs Henry M Flagler and will inherit the bulk of the Flagler fortune.
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Louise Wise
8. K. Wise
Wilmington
N. C
Lawrence Lewis
Cincinnati
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Mise Wise
KK. W. Bingham
Henry M. Flagler
Flagler
Self-Reflection Through Daytime Writing Exercise
A guidance passage urges writing an accurate self description with date, then examining why one might resist. It notes the mind is a more pleasant mirror than the face and recommends daily self-scrutiny before two mirrors on the toilet table, then focus on daily dress and discipline.
Downward tariff revision facts challenge GOP claim
The piece argues Republican claims that tariff cuts harmed industry lack evidence. It cites election results showing broad support for tariff reduction among Democrats and Progressives in 1912 and 1916, and credits Wilson with implementing a downward tariff revision while blaming lingering hard times on prior panic and big interests.
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Borgrene Partes
Tate
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Tutt
Taft
Wilson
Democratic Party
Rural Credits and Prosperity for Postwar America
Experts predict high interest lending will rise after Europe’s war ends. A U S rural credit system could aid farmers by unlocking up to half of true land value, boosting business, banking, construction, and transport while revitalizing production. The year 1917 could mark broad national prosperity.
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Europe
United States
Work Cut Out for Wilson on International Issues
The article argues Mr. Wilson will face major clashes with Republican leaders on foreign policy. It notes submarine terms and arms limits as contentious points and mentions proposals touching Mexico and global peace. The piece hints at a tense session ahead.
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Wilson
Mir
Fende
Pattin
Alexico
Ratina
Cotton Imports and Tariff in 20th Century Trade Affects New Bedford
A distorted report discusses cotton imports under Wilson era tariffs, noting job losses in New Bedford textile sectors and fears of European yarn competition. It claims little change in cotton goods imports before World War II and hints at decline in New Bedford's specialty textiles.
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Wilson Hariih
New Bedford
Nin
Europa
L. Manewin
Choinie Marchet Club
Noropeain
Vote of Confidence in Wilson
A New York Times style note claims President Wilson received a vote of confidence tied to his public achievements and policies. The piece argues no clear issue was raised by Mr. Hughes, framing the result as an express approval of Wilson’s wet policy stance.
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Wilson
Hughes
New York
Campaign Orators Forecast for Wilson Reelection
Republican speakers warned that a Wilson victory would end prosperity and urged timely action. The text notes expectations about dates for arrivals and scheduled events tied to the campaign.
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Wilson
Dyepepala Sevens Choice Amid Exhaustion Fades
In a state of nervous exhaustion or extreme fatigue the act of choosing sevens by apepala may occur due to prolonged mental strain or excessive grief, suggesting a ritual or coping mechanism in response to stress.
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Dyepepala
Apepala
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Ay B. G. Sillers
Moody Bible Instiute of
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
John the Baptist
Humboldt Bay
San Francisco
Armenians
Caesar
Averley
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