Moses and the Burning Bush Call to Deliver Israel
Lesson on Exodus 3 and 4 outlines God revealing Himself at the Burning Bush, Moses’ commission to free Israel, and Moses’ objections. It notes God’s awareness of Israel’s affliction, His plan to deliver, and the I Am identity. It covers Moses’ hesitations, God’s reassurance, and Aaron as helper.
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Golden
Atoves
Burning Bush
Moses
Bhepher
Boon
St. Moses
God
Truth About the Living Christ Spoken by A R Jangler
A brief devotional note quotes A R Jangler affirming that the truth needed today is the living Christ alive and personally present with all who trust in Him. The passage emphasizes personal faith and proximity to Christ in everyday trust.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
A. R. Jangler
Need of Prayer Deep Within Our Spirit Life
An early 20th century note reflecting on the sermon or editorial theme of pervasive prayer. Speer’s line emphasizes prayer as deeper than human need or wealth, urging a worldwide, prevailing spiritual appeal that transcends material concerns. The piece presents a religious reflection with a focus on inner spiritual hunger.
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Robert B. Speer
The Story of a Miserly Mite on a Snowy Road
A Philadelphia Record correspondent recalls helping a well dressed motorist stranded in a heavy snow. After signaling aid from passing telephone linemen, nine men assisted, received eight dollars, and the driver fled the scene while the helper checked the car. The tale ends with the stranger's disappearance in a whirl of snow.
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Han
Beiry
Philadelphia Record
Aunsdales
Philadelphia
Ghost Walks Reported at Fal Kirk Church in Scotland
Edinburgh Scotsman reports a church officer and organist claiming a ghost of a late church official haunts Fal Kirk at night. They describe footsteps a yawn and a weary voice, with lights finally revealed no one. A World War era Tommy was also said to have appeared to soldiers searching dark corners.
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Falkirk
Galt
Tommy
Woman Survives Curtain Fire In Writing Room
A woman found a curtain ablaze in her writing room after contact with a gas jet. The cook delayed bringing water, and the householder rushed in to tear down the curtain and stamp out the flame. The cook explains she was saving hot water to avoid worsening the fire.
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Blie
Notable Cats and Clever Pets in Kansas City Star Letters
A writer quotes Mrs Arch, describing Willie a cat similar to Tiddywinke who washes himself when called what a handsome cat. Willie recites pieces for company, sucks his thumb, and appears pensive while being praised as clever though looks evoke his father’s side of the house.
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Tiddywinke
Kansas City Star
Poor Old Dad Takes to Driving with Resolve
A family piece narrates Jack-Father’s earnest attempt to learn to drive. Despite warnings, his resolve remains firm and he adapts, though traffic jitters have affected him, including misinterpreting an alarm clock as a traffic signal and leaping from bed in search of the brake.
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Jack
Trafic
Yvonne
Magnetiam is a condition not a thing says standards bureau
The bureau of standards states magnetiam is a condition, not a substance. Stretching an elastic band changes its condition but adds nothing. when released it returns to normal. Electric current in an electromagnet alters the surrounding space, but when current stops the space returns to its original condition, so magnetiam does not move anywhere.
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Bureau of Standards
Crips Candidacy for Congress Georgia Third District
Charles R Crisp formally announces his candidacy for the 70th Congress from Georgia's Third Congressional District subject to the Democratic primary on September 8 He thanks constituents for past support and pledges faithful service if re elected He respectfully solicits voters' support for the coming primary.
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Georgia
Charles R. Crisp
Taylor County adopts stock law after no fence vote
The Taylor County election held July 7, 1926 produced 646 votes with 247 for fence and 398 against, a 161 vote majority for no fence. Official declaration states stock law takes effect six months after, with January 7, 1927 as the target date. Ordinary L. T. Peed notes the July 8, 1926 certification.
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Taylor County
L. T. Peed
Assistant lends skill to Sesqui Centennial Exposition grounds
A young woman arranges shrubs and small trees around the Administration Building of the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition Association. Her work brightens the front of the great stucco building as the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence approaches.
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Walter 8. Gifford
American Telephone and Tele
Ph Company
Leonard H. Kinnard
Bell Televise Company of Pennsylvania
Associated Companies
Alexander Graham Bell
Don Pedro
Brasil
Bell
Philadelphia
Geographers Classify Caspian Sea as a Sea in Legal Terms
A 1898 Supreme Court decision defined the Caspian as a sea in legal terms. Geographers note the Caspian's location in a vast basin once linking the Aral and Black seas and possibly connected by an arm to the Arctic Ocean.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Great Lakes
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Black Seas
Drake the English Sailor Knighted After Globe Voyage
Great English sailor Sir Francis Drake, famed navigator under Queen Elizabeth, sailed from Falmouth on December 18, 1577, circumnavigated the globe, and returned home after hardships. The queen visited him at Deptford on April 4, 1581 and knighted him. He died in Panama on January 28, 1696 during an expedition against the Spaniards and was buried at sea.
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Falmouth
Globe
England
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Deptford
Panama
Purification of the System Promises Health Renewal
A classic health-ads pitch touts purifying the body with Calotabs to combat chronic ailments. It urges weekly doses over several weeks, claiming the approach yields health and vitality, with a family package offered for 85 cents at city drug stores.
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Nature
City Drug Store
Yophysiien
Bloodworth Estate Admin Plea in Taylor County Georgia
In Taylor County Georgia Robt Bloodworth has applied for permanent administration of the estate of Lewis Bloodworth deceased creditors and next of kin are warned to appear at the Ordinary I T Peed s office by law to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to Robt Bloodworth on Lewis Bloodworth s estate dated the 1st day of July 1926 in office of I T Peed Ordinary
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Georgia
Taylor County
Robt
Bloodworth
Lewis Bloodworth
Guardian appointment sought for minor children in Taylor County
Lewis Mathis deceased resident of Taylor County applies to be guardian of the person and property of his minor children Tommie Rossun Harrell Forest Ira Philip Joe Mathis aged 13 11 9 7 5 4 and 2 respectively. The application will be heard at the next Taylor County court of ordinary on the first Monday in August 1925. L T Peed Ordinary.
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Taylor
Lewis Mathis
Tommie
Rossun
Harrell
Forest
Ira
Philip
Joe Mathis
L. T. Peed
Sheriff Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia 1926
A sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in August 1926 at the county court house door to the highest bidder for cash within legal hours. The property includes 145 acres off parcel 92 176 acres off parcel 68 and 25 acres off parcel 69 in the 14th district of Taylor County Georgia. It is levied on as the property of W S Minor to satisfy tax claims from 1925 and 1924 filed by G A Roberts Tax Collector Taylor County Georgia. R P McGuffin Sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
G. A. Roberts
R. P. McGuffin
Georgia Taylor County Year's Support for Levi Smith
Mrs. Nannie L. Smith applies for twelve months support from Levi Smith's estate. Appraisers have filed their return. All concerned must show cause before the next Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in August 1926 why the application should not be granted. This 6th day of July, 1926. L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Nannie L. Smith
Levi Smith
Ocean Gold Venture Proposed by Vancouver Investors
Vancouver investors propose a company to extract gold from the ocean waters. Skepticism arises over watered stock and the feasibility of deep sea mining, with doubts about value and returns.
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Vancouver
Prov
Inventor Charles Mackintosh and waterproof cloth
Scottish chemist Charles Mackintosh is credited with inventing a waterproof fabric known as Mackintosh cloth. In 1828 he helped perfect the hot blast process for converting iron to steel, advancing industrial chemistry.
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Mackintosh
Charles Mackintosh
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