Israel Saved at the Red Sea lesson overview
A Presbyterian Record summary of Exodus 14 21 31 detailing the miraculous escape at the Red Sea The Lord guides Israel with a pillar of cloud and fire and defeats the Egyptians The lesson discusses obedience faith testing and spiritual growth during the wilderness journey and the Song of Triumph at the shore.
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Israel
The
Red Sea
Egypt
Sinai
Promised Land
Moses
Day Is Strength and The Joy of the Lord
A short religious meditation contrasts strength with distress, noting that joy from the Lord sustains the soul. It reflects on devotion, duty, and the zeal of believers who defend faith with words and deeds, even unto death, while seeking noble pleasure and lasting satisfaction.
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J. HL Jowett
A Masterpiece and New Desk Inventions Noted
A discussion highlights the idea that cooperation yields mastery and features a line about a man kissing after brief acquaintance. The entry notes a new flat desk design with numerous shallow compartments for papers, described as sealed.
The High Priest in God's Presence
The sermon explores Christ as high priest in heaven, detailing Aaron’s garments from Exodus as symbols of Christ's two natures, divine glory, and the people carried on his shoulders. It links the breastplate with the twelve tribes, the blue robe to heaven, and the bells to near listeners, urging believers to grasp their acceptance before God through Christ. The piece emphasizes Christ's ongoing priestly intercession and the believer’s near, continual presentation to the Father.
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Tsrael
Christ
Aaron
Jesus
Melchizedek
Wassime
Moses
Peter
New Device for the Deaf Osophone Aids Hearing Over Radio
The osophone is a new invention claimed to help the hard of hearing hear over radio and telephone. It uses two electromagnets with soft iron laminations and rubber bits placed between the teeth or on the head to conduct sound to the auditory nerve.
A Rocky Road in Court for Justice
A brief critique notes that technicalities obscure access to justice as the court struggles to see past procedural barriers, highlighting how legal hurdles can hinder fair outcomes. The piece stresses the need for clearing obstructive rules to reach substantive justice.
Occasionally the Immman races run over the Course of true love
A fragment notes occasional races by Immman and the course of true love. It hints at recurring events or motifs linking sport or competition with romance, but details are sparse and unclear.
Expensive Luxury and the Cost of Notoriety
A brisk reflection on how seeking cheap notoriety can become an expensive luxury, warning that public attention without substance may bring long term costs in reputation and opportunity.
Quite Often A Haughtiecarriage Uncomfortable Vehicle
A brief note observes that a haughtiecarriage can be a very uncomfortable conveyance, highlighting discomfort or stiffness associated with its use.
Men With Advice Hever Stingy With It
A concise note on men offering counsel who hoard their wisdom, describing them as reluctant to share advice and guidance in social settings. The piece highlights a perceived stinginess in offering useful input to others and reflects on the social dynamics of giving counsel.
Chummy With Help Boosts Business Relations
A guide on maintaining a humane business relationship with assistants. It argues that genuine friendliness strengthens work ties. Critics may mock chummyness, but the author asserts such rapport benefits both sides and should be encouraged.
Low Dam on River’s Bottom in Hamilton Soil Saver Plan
An article notes a low concrete dam built across the Minatas river to trap gravel and sand in the river bottom. The method reduces maintenance by slowing flow, allowing material to drop and be sold as building material. It cites a writer from Caritas Waste into Profit on river dynamics and material recovery. A secondary note mentions the historical origin of neck starching traced to Elizabethan England.
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Caritas
Minatas
Hamilton
Stiles
England
Elizabeth
Government Check Notation Observed As Thoughtful Exchange
A newspaper item notes that Uncle Sam is a thoughtful old cuss as government checks to members of Congress carry on the back a notation allowing a recipient to endorse by making his mark if unable to write his name. The device shows an X mark endorsement.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Birds have accents by region, ornithologist notes
A London Opinion remark points to an ornithologist's claim that birds exhibit regional accents based on where they live. The notion is playfully supported by a Billingsgate parrot tangled in a wireless serial, illustrating country speech differences.
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Billingsgate
London
Chinese diet uses many vegetables beyond common fare
The Chinese diet includes spinach potatoes and cabbage plus many plants and weeds not recognized as food in America. This emphasis on diverse greens reflects local dietary habits and culinary practices.
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America
Defying Opinion in Varied Ways Says Jud Tunkins
Jud Tunkins notes that people resist public opinion differently. Some voice their views openly while others express defiance through music on the saxophone.
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Jud Tunkins
Two collapsible boats go on sale in England
Two types of collapsible boats named Quest and Shackleton go on sale in England. They pack into a suitcase and can be inflated by a bicycle pump to become sea worthy vessels of brown canvas for three children. The operation takes three minutes and similar boats were used by Sir Ernest Shackleton on his last expedition.
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England
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Quest
Shackleton
Prince Kun of Japan Apologizes for Lost Fish Incident
The State Journal notes a visit by Prince Kun of Japan at Hitsurin Noen where he twice lost a large fish. The governor of the province apologized for the unfriendly and inconsiderate behavior of the dash-Oblu state officials and the Oriental politeness that amused visitors.
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Prince Kun
Japan
Hitsurin Noen
dsh—Oblu State Journal
Stranger in Frontier Dinner Conversation
Kenneth Gwynne finds mixed reception at Mr Striker and Eliza's table as he journeys through the wilderness. The Striker family expresses guarded curiosity about his identity while the young woman opposite gauges him with intense, shifting looks.
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Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc
Alii
Glirla
Sertker
Kenneth
Striker
Mr. Striker
Mr. Gwynne
Crawfordsville
Eliza
Night at Mrs Striker's Home Amid Tense Revelations
A stranger lodges with Mrs Striker and a young woman, who reveals subtle ties to the visitor’s father. Discussions mix with family banter as Phineas considers leaving for the night and the group prepares for rest while the guests weigh uncertain futures.
Quick Retort at Hotel Splendid Trial Promptly Clarified
In a courtroom exchange the prosecution questions the prisoner about dining at the Hotel Splendid. The prisoner confirms the meal equals beefsteak and denies taking an oath. The judge watches closely as the dialogue reveals tensions and credibility questions in the proceeding.
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Merment
Maids From the Antilles
French women imported maid servants from the Antilles, with mixed results. A quarter proved fairly good but restless, another quarter were repatriated, while the remainder fully met expectations. Creole girls from Martinique are described as hard working, valued, and arriving in Prince area as servants.
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Antilles
Troweser
Negresses
Praince
Willeh
Martinique
Vancouver Fishermen Report Odd Sea Creature Tale
Fishermen describe a bizarre maritime apparition washed ashore in Vancouver. Eyewitnesses say it has a fan like tail resembling a peacock’s plumage that acts as a sail, a bear like body, leathery fins, walrus tusk features, and it walked the beach before entering the water again. Indians recount seeing the creature emerge from the sea and move along the shore with its tail sail spread.
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Billpee
Rupert Dsherden
Vancouver
Norester
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