Confession, Forgiveness, and the David Story
A sermon recounts King David’s sin with Bathsheba, the prophet Nathan’s rebuke, and the psalm of repentance. It cites Psalm 32 and Psalm 51, stressing that confession and forsaking sin lead to mercy and divine forgiveness as foretold in Isaiah 55 and John.
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Nathan
David
Hho
Bethlehem
John
An Inch of Time by Martha M Williams
A serialized vignette follows Marcia Love as she shelters a man in danger, guiding him through a perilous encounter with a jealous rival and a planned escape. The tale traces her evolving affection for Joe Gregory, a steadfast suitor, and the moral cost of secrecy, ending with a quiet, grateful union and a broader note on resilience. It also notes Chinese clay cliff dwellings along a Yunnan river, praised by observers for their unique, multi story cave homes and Buddhist shrines carved from clay.
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Martin
Dearie
Mareia
Marcia
Glenn
Marcin
Tie
Marela
Joe
Cordon Aumerty
Luecifer
Wen
Ife
Suzy
Ammerly
Tam
Oley
China
United States
Yunnan
Kansas City Star
New York Sun- Herald
False Happiness and True Value
A compact reflection on happiness and value comparing false joy to counterfeit money. The excerpt notes that false happiness deceives briefly, serving common needs, but once tested it reveals its emptiness and the loss it causes.
Keep Pace With the Child by Mothers' Magazine
Advice to mothers on exercising self control gentleness and tact to avoid anger in raising children. Emphasizes modeling calm language and attitudes, staying open to new ideas, and guiding children through education with composed behavior.
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Mothers’ Magazine
Temporary Truce Tommy at the village school
A child named Tommy, labeled the worst of many troublesome boys, tormented his teacher daily until an apparent change when he claimed he would be good, then reveals he feels unwell prompting a teacher's cautious response.
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Tommy
Ufe
Teader
Loudon
One Drop Kills Aviation Poison Tale
A terse dialogue ponders a single drop as the most deadly poison. Tomy asks how quickly it can kill. the aviator answers one drop, framing a sharp note on science and invention in a perilous context.
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Tomy
Tommy
The Auditor Regrets Beat in Old Buffalo Story
The item quips about affectionate chatter involving Pye and Polly with playful lines and a nostalgic tone from the Buffalo Express. It presents a light, humorous back-and-forth rather than a formal news event.
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Cholly
Pye
Polly—Hutt
Buffalo Express
Ancient engineers and instruments show ancient ingenuity
The text argues that ancient Greek and Roman engineers were ingenious and skilled. It cites the tunnel at the temple of Eupalinos on Samos, Heron’s works on tunnel direction, and excavated medical instruments. It notes portable clepsydras, thermometers by Hero, and links to slot machines, taximeters, and early ballistic devices like the polybon and monnankon as precursors to modern technology.
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Tupalinos
Samos
Wiater
Herodotus
Kastro
Heron
Printing Stamps by Millions News From U S Stamp Presses
A Popular Mechanics report describes U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing stamp presses. With two operators per press the system moistens prints gums and rolls about 4 000 000 stamps in an eight hour day. One operator handles unwinding and guiding the roll while the other controls speed and inspects work. The roll is cut into sheets of 100 stamps.
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United States Bureau of Printing and Engringing
Selecting a breed for local calf raising and pedigree study
Choose a breed admired for local suitability not already adopted in your community. Co operate with neighbors, join breed associations, read breed histories, and study pedigrees. Look for registered purebreds with strong sire lineages, consult sales catalogs, and heed caution against overemphasizing distant bloodlines.
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Sour State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Foumwaterbury
Stall Floor Care For New Dairy Barns
When planning a dairy barn the stall floors need care and be solid permanent and nonconductive. Concrete drainage and walls may be used but cement alone is not ideal. if used it must be well bedded. Wood blocks are most satisfactory for stall floors to keep udders from contact.
Determining Cow Age by Teeth Rings and Form
The common method for aging cows is counting horn rings on the teeth. The first ring appears around three years, the second two years later, and a third about another year after. Teeth shape, size and wear also aid age estimation.
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Nage
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Durham