Why He Failed Lesson for August 17 1952
The text discusses the link between a nation and its people, highlighting how key individuals shape national outcomes. It analyzes Saul as a double minded, jealous, and superstitious leader, whose failings—disloyalty to God, broken promises, and fear-driven actions—led to personal and national tragedy.
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Napoleon
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Alfred the Great
Abraham Lincoln
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Samuel
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Division of Christian Education
National Councils of the Churches of Christ of the United Sates of America
Ventures
Crossword Puzzle Acros 2
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Helpful Hints for Busy Housewives
A fragment from The New American Weekly highlights sections on romance adventure science recipes household suggestions fashions and other departments of interest to women. The note invites readers to enjoy the best in reading pleasure and turn to the weekly.
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New American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American Color Gravure Magazine Feature
A color gravure spread in the Baltimore Sunday American highlights stylish visuals and feature photography from the magazine. The section showcases contemporary design, fashion, and cultural notes reflecting the era's visual culture and press aesthetics.
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Magazine
Baltimore Sunday American
Wheat price support misleads growers say Maryland farmers
Maryland wheat growers say price supports for the 1953 crop are misleading to consumers and that farmers do not get rich from support loans. No. 1 grade support is 2.61 per bushel, No. 3 garlicky is 2.44, with deductions for storage, freight, handling, drying, and service fees. After deductions, farmers receive about 1.90 to 1.95 per bushel, enough only with high yields to profit after operating costs. James A. Cottman, acting chairman of the Maryland Production and Marketing Administration State Committee, confirms these deductions and notes loan returns have been above market but profits depend on yields.
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Maryland
James A. Cottman
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration State Committee
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