Another Generation and the Rise of Judges in Israel
The article traces Israelite history from Joshua through the period of the judges to the early monarchy, noting repeated backsliding into idolatry, God’s discipline, and the rise of godly judges. It emphasizes that despite warnings, the people sinned, God judged, and delivered leaders arose as he kept his promises, guiding repentance and obedience.
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David
Solomon
Eli Jah
Amos
Hosea
Jonah
Daniel
Joshua
Israel
Jehovah
Jesus
Baal
Egypt
R. V
Ashtaroth
Tarael
Mithmes
Ruth
Hannah
Jamuel
Brutal Black George the First Ruler of Servia
Black George, Servia's first ruler, is described as a brutal yet capable leader. He is portrayed as moody and dangerous when drunk or volatile, having violently killed his father and harmed his mother over family disputes. Despite turmoil at home, he is praised as an honest administrator, brave, and devoted to patriotism, returning to a humble life as a pig breeder after victories.
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Black George
Servia
Schwab Sees Prosperity and Transport Growth
Charles M. Schwab, returning from Europe, warned the United States stands at the threshold of a great prosperity period. He said the near term challenge will be developing transportation to handle a surge in manufacturing and commerce. He noted European contracts for U S production exceed 100 million dollars and discussed submarine contracts and wartime munitions deals while on his travels.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Europe
United States
Ali. Schwab
Schwab
Isugland
Bryan
Maryland pageant winner stresses country home for farmer daughters
Virginia Louise Byrd of Worcester County wins a state wide competition prize of 20 dollars. The essay argues contentment comes from a well kept farm house with tasteful paint, ample lawns, proper out buildings, water electricity and heat, plus access to magazines, books, a piano or Victrola, and independent mobility for social life through horses, automobiles and rural services.
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Maryland
The Farm Daughters And Sons Should Stay On The Farm
The article argues farmers daughters can earn money through poultry dairy and garden sales and should teach at rural schools while high schools improve social life. It claims farm life offers ongoing education in farming, marketing, and logistics, and that sons belong on the farm for hereditary and practical reasons, emphasizing health climate and profitable farming.
Washington Plans Gradual Colorado Troop Withdrawal
Washington reports arrangements to withdraw federal troops from Colorado strike districts within ten days. President Wilson Governor Amions and others discussed a district by district phased pullback with local officials, aiming to avoid further state expense and maintain control gradually.
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Washington
Colorado
Wilson
Amions
Curlson
Shatrath
Garrison
Anmiens
Carrie
Bill to form reserve corps enlists 100000 men for ten years
Washington date is December 24. A house bill by Representative Written of Ninols Britten would recruit 100000 able bodied men through four month military training. Enlistees would join a citizen reserve under call during the subsequent ten years, with eligibility for other citizens to enlist.
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Washington
Ninols
Britten
Secretary of War
Why Stay on His Father's Farm Maryland Farmers' Hoy
Maryland offers the farmer's boy unmatched farming options and security. The text argues remaining on the farm ensures success in various branches, preserves valuable experience, and avoids losing years rebuilding skills in a new line of work. It stresses the cost of leaving the farm and starting over at the bottom.
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Tle
Ife
Afaryland
Bere
Widen
Maryland
General Fanner
Stockkman
Servenus
Profaby
Maryland Farmers
Miller Whirled to Death at Avondale Flour Mill
In Avondale Pennsylvania George Webster was killed alone at the Momestead flour unit when his clothing was caught on a shaft. His body was torn to pieces as the machine revolved. Another man, Hnoegh BE Jacobs, witnessed the scene. A Turkish frontier report claims Ottoman troops crossed into distant areas near Constantinople while Russians attacked east of Koeprikje but were repulsed.
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West Chester
George Webster
Momestead
Avondale
Hnoegh
Jacobs
Constantinople
Koeprikje
Size Of the Herd Should Be Judged By the Production Of Hig Offspring
WOLCOTT reports from the Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station on selecting herd bulls using Jersey herd records from the University of Missouri. Daughters of bulls Missouri Nieter Lorn of Meridale and Missouri Rister show varied milk and fat gains, while Athene's Pedro and Brown Dessie's leistrar influence ranges differ. The study emphasizes careful bull choice and keeping the sire in the herd to maximize daughter production.
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University of Missouri
Missouri Nieter
Huchelar
St. Lambert
Iligorotus
Meridale
Missouri Rister
Missouri
Athene
Pedro
Missouri Rieter
Mixing seed potato varieties before planting warns growers
Potato growers often face mixed stock and misattribution of mixing causes. wind and bees do not mix varieties. actual seed in seed balls and tuber leftovers seed new crops. bud variation and sprout color differences create common mixtures such as Irish Cobbler and Green Mountain, with sprouts showing greenish yellow or white with purple patches.
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McCarrick
Green Mountain
France Votes Large War Budget to Cover Six Months
Paris reports the chamber of deputies unanimously approved an appropriation totaling 8.4 billion francs 1.7 billion dollars to cover the next six months expenses including the cost of the war with France facing extensive funding needs and a strong parliamentary vote.
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France
Paris
Der
Chamber
Deputies
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