Moses the Leader of Israel in Exodus Lessons
Lesson guidance for a quarter's study on Exodus themes. It debates the title Early Leaders of Israel versus Moses as leader and outlines a weekly plan from July to September covering deliverance, birth, calling, passover, trust, manna, Jethro's counsel, love for God and neighbor, God's indwelling, and obedience versus disobedience with blessings and calamities as outcomes.
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Israel
Moses
Jethro
Egypt
Christ
God
Tabernacle
No, I will not pretend to fix this task
The quote reflects a philosophical stance about human duties and reverence toward Jesus, attributed to G. Macdonald, suggesting divine tasks are not preemptively defined for human action.
A Prayer of Thanks for Thy Tender Mercy and Kindness
A religious recitation expresses gratitude to God for His tender mercy and loving kindness shown in many ways, framing prayers in a reverent tone.
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Father
The Humble Saint Echoes on a Citizen of Heaven
A reflective line from Echoes portraying a humble saint as resembling a citizen of heaven, exploring virtue and spiritual stature through concise verse.
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Heaven
The Conquest of England by Norman Rule
The article recounts England from Saxon roots through Norman conquest in 1066. It describes Harold and William at Hastings, subsequent subjugation by 1071, and the merger of cultures. It lauds the Normans as progressive and notes language blending created modern English.
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Julius Caesar
Great Britain
Germany
Scandinavia
England
Edward
Normandy
Rollo
William of
Edward the Confessor
Godwin
Harold
William
Fle
Hadrada
Norway
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Safe White Clothes
An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as safe for fabrics and whitening all garments. A separate line notes the product is carried by all good grocers. The ad oddly contrasts with a line about a worried woman expecting bad news.
Fossil Shells Found in Medicine Hat Oil Well Depths
In a drilling near Medicine Hat a layer of fish and shell fossils was struck at 8720 feet. The fossils appeared washed into the well. Additional finds included iron pyrites and talcum rock at various depths with talcum about 750 feet down.
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Medicine Hat
A Humorous Exchange About Capers and Lambs
A father walking with his young daughter notes they could have mutton from the flock if they had capers. The daughter quips that the lambs will supply the capers, in a light New Haven Register moment.
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New Haven Register
Prisoner Declines Defense Compliment in Court Exchange
A Montreal court scene features a prisoner saying he would be sorry if the young lawyer assigned to defend him ever had to defend an innocent man. The remark echoes themes of justice and judgment in a sharp courtroom moment.
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Montreal Family Herald
Modern Girl Knows All About Gasoline
A black night roadside scene shows Bill unable to start the car as the gasoline tank is waterlogged. Betty remains calm and explains they should wait an hour for the water to separate back into gasoline, a quip attributed to the Los Angeles Times.
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Bill
Betty
Los Angeles Times
Weather rattles Trinity Church sandstone in New York
The exterior walls of Trinity Church in New York are sound though sandstone flaking occurs from weather. The stone, porous and moisture absorbing, freezes and flakes. A paraffin bath after heating with an electric blast will treat the walls, a method once used on the Egyptian obelisk in Central Park.
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Old Trinity Church
New York
Central Park
New Cable Intricate Between England and the Netherlands
In the last two years two new telephone cables have been laid between England and the Netherlands. The cables are 765 kilometers long and weigh about 1,100 metric tons each. They consist of four wire groups with a core 25 millimeters in diameter, surrounded by a leaden cover giving an overall diameter of 54.5 millimeters.
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England
Netherlands
Beware of the man who is only as honest as he must be
A pithy adage warns that some people adjust honesty to fit the moment, becoming as dishonest as circumstances allow.
Be Your Best Yet in Every Step Forward
A compact note urges steady effort and positive progress as a personal guideline. It emphasizes practical steps, focus, and consistent action to improve daily routines and achieve long term goals.
Wealth or trust as life’s better guide
Quotation contrasts marriage motives with wealth and trust. It warns against trusting money and suggests placing money in trust rather than pursuing wealth for status or vengeance.
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Western Newspaper Union
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C. W. Beggs Sons & CO
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Toledo, Ohio
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