Favorite Genesis Stories Review Lesson Summary
The document outlines a Sunday school review method across grade levels for Genesis lessons. It lists teaching topics and a sequence of lesson summaries from April 11 to June 20, highlighting creation, the fall, sacrifices, Noah, Lot, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Esau, Joseph, and themes of divine providence, faith, repentance, forgiveness, and moral choice.
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Cain
Abel
God
Jesus Christ
Calvary
Noah
New World
Lot
Abraham
Sodom
Christ
Isaac
Jacob
Fsau
Joseph
Egypt
Canaan
Neglecting Christ and Moral Risings The Storm Metaphor
A fragment quotes H. W. Beecher noting that men who rely on morals without Christ are like sailors in a storm who cling to different parts of the ship yet fail to steer the helm. The line warns against secular righteousness without faith.
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Christ
H. W. Beecher
Worth Thinking About Question on life purpose and God's plan
Thoughtful note by James F. Riggs asks if one's aim in life aligns with God's purpose and whether one cooperates in carrying it out. A concise reflection urging intentional living and faith-guided action.
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James F. Riggs
Valley Mills Local News Pack of Visits and Travel
Valley Mills notes describe Dutch cattle shipping to Fort Worth by Coryell county stockmen, visits by Dr. R. E. Robinson and Rev. Joe Everheart, attendance at a political meeting in Waco, and residents traveling to Beaumont Corsicana and Dallas. Many local families are hosting relatives, attending services, and handling farm work and threshing duties.
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Coryell County
Ft. Worth
R. E. Robinson
Dallas
Joe Everheart
Kerens
Valley Mills
Waco
Jim
R. M. Burns
Hubert
Beaumont
Maude Peters
Oklahoma
Wharton
Agnes
LeRoy Christian
Corsicana
Thos. E. Rockett
Red Oak
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Long
Glen Rose
J. C. Jarrett Jr
Johnnie
Jimmie
H. J. Gibbs
J. C. Jarrett
Olden
Texas
Jimmie Bible
A. A. McNeill
Margaret Cass
Wilson
Mary Elizabeth Tibbs
Grandview
Mary Kathryn Tibbs
Alice Sugg
Gordon Nowlin
Robert Granger
Hinton-Bradley
Lucy C. Lawrence
Mound
C. A. Lawrence
Ann McNeill
Brownwood
J. D. Sherwood
Jim Brown
Meridian
S. H. Maples
E. D. Murry
G. C. Ratliff
Fort Worth
R. L. le Fevre
Clifton
Baptist Church
Albert M. Jones
Wagley
Albert
Henry P. Willard
Henry Jr
W. T. McNeill
A. A. Warrington
Warrington Barber College
Fred Warrington
Harlan Hix
Birth rate decline in U S continues past thirty years
The birth rate of the United States has declined more than 30 percent over the last thirty years and remains on a downward trend.
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The
United States
Texas Bonds Lose Ground as Legislature Delays Action
Financiers warn Texas loses about 3000 daily or 90000 monthly from delayed ratification of bonds after Archer County decision. Critics blame political motives for session postponement, urging voters to prioritize state welfare over personal interests. Fragments on peach farming economics and rising crime, traffic enforcement, and faulty headlights follow, urging practical policy and discipline.
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Texas
Archer County
Women live longer due to sheltered lives, says London expert
A London specialist notes that among 382 deaths of people over 50, 278 were women, suggesting women live longer because they lead more sheltered lives.
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London
Barrington Girl Nominated for Golden Eaglette at SesquiCentennial Exposition
Edith May Adams, eighteen, of Barrington New Jersey, submitted her entry blank to Philadelphia Mayor Kendrick for the American Youth and Teacher Award. The award honors heroism shown during a burning building rescue as she aided doctors tending injured firemen. The winner will join peers at the SesquiCentennial Exposition June 1 to December 1 and may visit Washington to meet President Coolidge. Corduroy origin noted as corde du roi.
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Edith May Adams
Barrington
N. J
Kendrick
City Hall
Philadelphia
United States
Miss Adams
Sesqui
Washington
Coolidge
Tiny trees found at 8000 feet in Northwestern Canada
A recent report notes miniature trees growing at eight thousand feet in Northwestern Canada. The tiny trees form a small grove, remarkable for their size and high altitude habitat.
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Canada
Fatigueweak roads threaten concrete highways
A Maryland university professor explains fatigue as a key cause of concrete road disintegration under heavy traffic. Repeated bending causes cracks, reducing road life. Consequently asphaltic materials grow in use as cushions or bases to absorb shocks and improve highway endurance.
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Maryland University
Toledo
Ladonia News
Golf Real Estate valued at 1.8 Billion in Nation
Land and buildings used for golf reach 1.8 billion dollars in value nationwide. More than 300000 acres are devoted to the sport, reflecting its sizable footprint across the country.
Careless Smoking Caused 1925 Nation Fire Losses
The year's data show fires caused by careless smoking accounted for six percent of all fires nationwide. In New York City the losses totaled $18,629,085, reflecting significant urban damage and insurance costs during 1925.
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New York City
Moody Pastor Made Meridian President
Waco June 18 Rev. William C. Cole pastor of the Moody Methodist church has been named president of Meridian College. Bishop John M. Moore of Dallas announced the appointment on Saturday. Cole will be succeeded at Moody by Rev. W. Rader previously a Waco pastor now linked with the Anti Saloon League.
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Waco
William C. Cole
Methodist Church
Moody
Meridian College
John M. Moore
Dallas
Central Texas Methodist Conference
Mr. Cole
Here
W. Rader
Anti-Saloon League
Gas Station Lease Notice at Fort Stand
Notice announces lease of Gulf Filling Station on the east side of A. G. Gilliam's Store known as Voy G. Fort stand and advertising Red Ball products. The writer invites friends to trade and thanks readers for past favors. Clifton Record and Dallas News now $2.50 per year.
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Gulf
A. G. Gilliam
C. Canuteson
Clifton Record
The
Dallas News
Stop That Itching Remedy Advertisement by Carpenter Brothers
An advertisement offers BLUE STAR REMEDY claimed to cure skin diseases such as eczema tetter and ringworm with a guarantee. The jar supposedly does not stain clothing and carries a pleasant odor from Carpenter Brothers.
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Carpenter Brothers
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PF Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Valley Mills Tribune
By Will H. Mayes
San Antonio
Fred Mally
Bexar County
Houston
the Chronicle
Chevrolet
Landau
At, Mich
Clifton Tailors
S. M. Ringness
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