Making Our Homes Christian Lesson Card
Lesson for February 13 on Ephesians 6 22 74 with Golden Text Let us love one another for love is of God. Primary topic The Child at Home Junior topic Obedience at Home Intermediate and Senior topic Unselfishness In the Home Young People and Adult topic How to Make Our Homes Christian. The sermon covers The Importance of the Home The Makers of the Home The Obligations of the Members of the Home including the husband wife children and parents with guidance on love headship obedience nurture and discipline.
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President Harding Calls Attention to Religious Instruction
President Harding urged focus on religious instruction for American children, stressing the role of faith in shaping character and civic responsibility across the nation. He emphasized moral guidance and the need for community support in education and upbringing.
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America
Harding
Souls Are Saved There Says J E Suter Quote
A devotional line attributed to J E Suter emphasizes that wherever a church exists souls are saved for the kingdom. The remark highlights a belief in the church’s mission and spiritual impact.
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J. E. Suter
God Gives Strength Echoes Quote
A brief religious reflection notes that divine strength comes when one is near fainting, offering encouragement to endure. The saying emphasizes that endurance is aided by faith during the toughest moments.
Goosey Advice on Noise and Saving Ten Dollars
The proverb warns against making a fuss over saving small amounts, urging restraint when faced with larger losses. It frames thrift as balanced judgment rather than loud celebration or lament, reflecting prudent financial sentiment.
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The Journal presents a large crossword puzzle with numbered clues for across and down entries. Readers solve entries like Splendor Caprice reward morning and many more, with solutions to appear in the next issue.
Vision and Values From Close Fellowship With God
A Methodist press contest on obstacles to Christianity in America spotlights four foes: social sins, materialism, denominational selfishness, and loss of fellowship with God. The piece argues that absence of divine fellowship curtails vision, skewed value judgments, and a timid, reliant attitude, urging Christ as the path to true relationship with God.
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George Mueller
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Questioning Those Who Mock Themselves In Reflections
A critique on self mockery and irony, contrasting it with how others perceive jokes. The text also mentions automobile reflector plating processes including metals and baths, referencing copper and cyanide-based treatments.
Selwood Gambler Town Opens With Notorious Reputation
Selwood moves through a parade of stevedores and prospectors toward a large frame structure marked John Selwood Gambler. David Tracy, once partner, financed the hall until his injury while Selwood now runs the western gaming house known for wide openness and absence of saloon or limits. To be continued next week.
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Christmas Boxes and the Boxing Day Tradition
An exploration of the term Christmas box as a year end gift to servants and dependents, its English roots, and a note on Boxing Day. The piece traces the practice back to ancient Rome and describes historical clay boxes used by English apprentices.
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Servius Tullius
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Erndicate
Colonists Not Blind to Beautiful Things
The article traces early American gold and silver trades from colonial times through the careers of artisans like Paul Revere. It notes how settlers brought and valued silver pieces, the spread of skilled silversmiths across the Atlantic, and the versatile craftsman who could engrave crests, print, carve, cast bells, and design and execute silverware.
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Nye's First and Last Job as Paper Hanger
The narrator recalls attempting to hang wallpaper to save money and ends up pasting to the piano and his wife. He describes making paste from flour and water, sizing walls, and a mishap where the chair tipped while applying wallpaper, causing a comical misadventure that left his wife laughing and him unhappy.
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Dream of flying machine puzzles Irish asylum inmates
An airplane over an Irish asylum unsettles inmates. Two inmates discuss a dream of building such a device to reach America in 60 minutes and Melbourne in 60 seconds, then explain traveling through the Earth. They call each other absurd for the notion.
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America
Melbourne
Wicked Weed Hops Rise From Prohibition to Popular Use
The text notes hops faced official ban under Henry VIII and a 1649 London petition claiming the plant would spoil drink and harm the people. Despite early opposition, hops gained common use by Elizabeth I's reign, about a century and a half after their introduction from Flanders.
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Counterpoint in Music and Harmony Across Voices
The text argues that combining melodies via counterpoint forms the art of harmony. It claims composers of any substantial piece must know counterpoint and that good writers of songs also possess this knowledge. It asserts that without counterpoint music for multiple voices lacks flow and becomes a mass of meaningless chords.
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