Cities of Refuge and Mercy in Deuteronomy 20 Sermon
A religious lesson discusses the cities of refuge in Deuteronomy 20, stressing mercy alongside justice. It explains entrance rights, fair trials, protection of the innocent, and the need for refugees to seek safety at specific cities on both sides of the Jordan, drawing parallels to safety in Christ.
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Jordan
Kedesh
Naphtali
Shechem
Mt. Ephraim
Hebron
Golan
Bashan
Ramoth-Gilead
Gad
Bexor
Reuben
Christ
Christ Jesus
The Only Riches Quote by Martialis
A brief line from Martial to cherish a philosophy of generosity. The text states the only riches one has are what one gives, reflecting a stoic value on altruism and personal virtue.
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Martialls
Universal law in life and will, quote from Ingent
A reflection asks if a single great principle spans a man’s life under all conditions. It cites the maxim from Christ’s words about not doing one’s own will but the will of the Father who sent him.
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Tim
P, Inget
Sweet Wine of Human Life Phrase Reflection
A brief quotation echoing religious poetry, noting life as a sparkling offering unto God. The line blends devotional imagery with praise for the vitality of life and spiritual gratitude.
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Lomry Ward Boercher
Southern Agriculture Transforms the Postwar South
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a dramatic shift in the South from cotton dominance to diversified farming. County agents in 15 states guided farmers to raise corn hay wheat oats and livestock, boosting yields and production of meat dairy and canned goods while boosting farm incomes and rural employment through 1917 1918.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cotton Belt
Southland
State Agricultural Colleges
Texas
Oklahoma
Florida
Maryland
South
Mason and Dixon Line
Alabama
Southern Couity
North Carolln
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Corn Holt
Middle Western
Bureau of
United States
Town
Ilinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Union
Corn Belt
Missisaippi
St. Louis
Misalesippi
St, Loula
Agenta
Southern
Ingenious mother teaches reading before talk or walk
A mother narrates how she taught her child to read by drawing letters and words from pictures, using a card system and step by step exposure. The boy learns to recognize letters BR A and reads simple stories with accuracy, eventually reading six lines aloud to his father.
No relief as censor opens more private letters
The speaker questions ongoing censorship while noting his wife's continued employment. The dialogue suggests tension over privacy and government scrutiny, with a subtle personal dimension implied by the wife’s job status.
How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation
Canton Ohio resident Marie Borp describes suffering from female trouble and avoiding surgery after doctors advised it. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief, enabling her to work at home. the ad encourages others to try the remedy before hospital treatment and offers medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Borp
St. N. E
Pinkham
Occasional Lapses in Domestic Discourse
Dialogue snippet shows Mrs Longwood questioning obedience to her husband and Mrs Justwed responding with conditional deference about worthiness, reflecting gendered expectations in marriage. The exchange highlights tensions over authority and self worth in domestic life.
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Longwood
Justwed
Big's Cream Balm for Catarrh Opens Nostrils
Advert says Big's Cream Balm clears nasal passages in minutes. It soothes inflamed mucous membranes and relieves stuffed up noses from cold or catarrh. Apply a small amount to nostrils for instant relief. Fragrant antiseptic healing cream offered by druggists.
Luck and wisdom in a witty exchange
A playful exchange between Sponger and Jones centers on luck and a flyer request. Jones expresses relief at being lucky today while the line hints at deeper wisdom about acknowledging ignorance.
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Sponger
Jones
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
the Cities OF Refuge
Near Miracle Wrought Fon Southern Farms
U. S. Department Agriculture
Surial Weald Fld
Utah
Tan
Doan
URN CO
Buffalo, N
DLER
Frederick Hiller
M. D
Consolidated Realty
Los Angeles
California
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