Sunday School Lesson on the Vineyard Parable
Sermon notes on Matthew 21 33 46 and the parable of the wicked vineyard tenants. Prepared by Rev ED M Stearns, the lesson surveys Israel as God’s vineyard and the failure of its leaders, the call to faith, and the coming kingdom.
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M. Stearns
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Lulin Iff
Tarael
Israel
Isriel
Julia
Isael
Wien
Meir Neyly
Ceverne
Meter
Paolo Mw
Christ
Jer
Jolsti
Des Crear
Highly Esteemed Couple Celebrate Their Birthday
A 1914 family reunion at the Davis home near Gramian marked Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Davis reaching fifty three years of marriage. He is 76 and she 74, with ten children, three grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren, all showing the family’s emphasis on clean living and strong bonds.
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E. M. Davis
Kuch
Grampian
W.E
Curtin
Ela
Lydia
N. T. Mymie
V. P
E. Clair
Ula
George M. Rishell
Fred Rishell
A “Srendsen
Dirmer
Davis Smyer
Pavis
Evers
Eing
Bere Ant
Mr. Davis
Navid Geo. W. Hos
Kaiser stops slaughter in attack on Liege forts
Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm halted planned assaults on Liege fortifications ruling officers to avoid mass slaughter. The German commander revised strategy, choosing bombardment instead of direct assault to minimize loss of life.
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Kaiser
Liege
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Incomplete Testimony Ambiguity and Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR text describes a legal or courtroom scene with unclear names and dates. It mentions testimony and a case number, but the details are garbled, making it difficult to identify parties, location, or outcome.
New Pennay Division by the Erie Tailroad Officials
A new Pennay division called the Urie division is announced by railroad officials. Registration opens for 3 C. Leng of Philadelphia. The division will include the Northern Centre railway and the Erie division of the Pennsy-Akoona system.
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Aovew
Urie
Offi Ia Tailroad
Ee. Gee
Dishes for Summer Hints for a Tempting Family Meal
Practical summer dining tips focus on an inviting table with ferns and flowers, affordable decor, and nonfussy dishes. Suggestions include cold soup, trimmed meat pieces, baked polytons, fish with parsley, tomato and watercress accents, and a simple salad using lettuce, beetroot, cucumber, horseradish, and bread.
Mot Water Sponge Cake Recipe Card
Beat eggs with sugar until light. Stir in sour cream, cream of tartar, soda and salt. Sift flour and blend with hot water and vanilla. Bake in greased pans at moderate heat. Use larger tins or jelly roll pans. frost as desired.
Potatoes Preparing Salad With Pepper and Tomatoes
Pare ana see potatoes that have been cocked with their jackets on. Remove seeds from one green pepper and cut into narrow shreds. Toss potatoes with pepper, season with salt and pepper, dress with Frosch arsenic. Surround center of bowl with a circle of marinated red tomatoes, arranged thinly and neatly.
Sileed Rhubarb as a Meat Preparation Guide
A reader asks how to prepare rhubarb to accompany meat. The method slices one and a half pounds of rhubarb, stews it with sugar, vinegar, cinnamon, and cloves, then boils until thick as marmalade, adding jelly glosses and sealing.
Beiled Salad Dressing Improvised From Fragments
A fragmentary recipe yields a salad dressing using sugar mustard pepper and vinegar with cream. It instructs beating eggs and cream then mixing and chilling in a jar kept in a cool place.
Chicken Mold In Jelly With Walnuts And Watercress
The dish describes mold formed from diced clickers and hem, chard-busied eggs, cut in quarters, with pickled walnut pieces in a jelly mold. The stock and a touch of gelatin are added, set on ice until firm, then unmolded and served garnished with watercress.
Toasted Cheese Sandwiches in One Half Inch Slices
A compact food item recipe note describes toasting cheese sandwiches cut into half inch slices with a desired shape and spread. It emphasizes even slicing and serving readiness.
European War Boosts U.S. Railroad Trade Prospects
Pittsburg shippers and railroad men expect European war conditions to shift cargo from steamers to railroads. Increased Atlantic routes and transcontinental freight to be handled by American lines as merchant marine wartime subsidies disrupt regular shipping, with railroads seen as main gainer amid higher freight charges. Roosevelt campaign notes and Wilson actions on food price hikes accompany the report.
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Pittsburg
Europe
Tle
United States
Fy & E
Eoas
Pitt
New York
Mexico
Varde
Hawaiian Islands
Taktus
Trans Atbsitie
Lucel Oo
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Mississppi River
Pittsburgh
California
Graime
Jeer Slaw
Roosevelt to Speak in State Says Lewis
Ulster Bay N Y Aug 17 Doctor Lew progressive nominee for governor journeyed to Sagamore Hill to visit Roosevelt. Lewins reports Roosevelt sees Pennsylvania campaign as crucial to party success. Lewis calls Pennsylvania effort key to defeating rival machines in New York.
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Ulster Bay
Wil Ian Draver Lew
Noo Wimre
Permnsylvant
Sagamore Hill
Yester
Culayel Roosevelt
Lewis
Aksuredl Wim
Lig
Celsnel Roose
eEpepaien
Pannylvania
Pocorese
Petrese
Pennsylvania
Barnes
Murphy
New York
Bridge Reconstruction Bid Notice 1914 Pennsylvania
Advertised notice from the county supervisors announces bids for a 30 foot reinforced concrete girder bridge over Potts Run at Catnw. Proposals due August 25, 1914. Plans and specs at the supervisor and engineer offices. Bid security required. bonds to be furnished upon award. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Penn
Potts” Run
Catnw
Superva
Eng W. Hess
Clearfield
Alvin Erhard
T. H. Farran
Seey
Alex Bloom
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Tadie
New Pennay Division
U.S
Washington Party
Keystone
Roosevelt
Pennnsylvania
Scramter
Louisiana
Central Labor Uniom
Scramton
Umselfary
McCormick
Preslent Wilson
Iroosevelt
Bigler
NEW York Central
N.Y. C
Susquehanna College of Music
North Third Street
Clearfield, Pa
Clearfield Co
Chicago School of Music
Calender
Registeroa Mt
Ross & Woods
Hobart
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