Building a House for God in Ezra and Nehemiah
Lesson covers return from Babylon, Cyrus proclamation, and temple rebuilding. Key figures Cyrus, Jeremiah, Daniel, Zerubbabel, and prophets Haggai and Zechariah featured. Focus on foundation, opposition by Samaritans, temple completion, and dedication with ceremonies and music.
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Babylon
Jeremiah
Daniel
Cyrus
Judah
Benjamin
Nebnehadnezzar
Jerusalem
David
Solomon
Palestine
Satan
Huggal
Zechariah
Buthling
Ezra
Telewire influence swerves bullets in Swiss test
A Thun Switzerland experiment placed four parallel steel cables near a rifle range and passed 8 000 volt current through them. Bullets swerved up to 24 yards at 260 yards while laterounds occurred at 1 000 yards with electromagnetic force. The trajectory deviated 14 degrees from a straight line.
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Thun
Switzerland
The Executive According to an Efficiency Expert
An efficiency expert describes a modern executive as a decisive, fast mover who values speed and results. He notes that a sharp decision can drive progress even when information is imperfect and timing often matters most.
True Courtesy in River and Receiver Exchange
A fragment asserts that true courtesy contributes fully as movement between river and receiver, implying reciprocal exchange and mutual respect in communication and conduct.
Untitled Fragment Sparks Record Break Note
A fragment suggests a sports mindset about breaking a record when victory is unlikely and handling a lead ahead of the next challenger. The readable text emphasizes persistence and hope in the face of defeat.
The Bark on It Across Cuney Fork Romance
Myra listens anxiously as Cary Lumpkin flirts with Louisa while Tony and Louisa trade jests. Myra vows to work for security within a week, and Louisa claims she owns Cary’s fate, hinting at alimony and power. The trio eyes a shifting future amid family ties and flirtation on a sunlit afternoon.
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Dee
Sir Jerry
Jerry
Tony Lumpkin
Louisa
Lou
Cary
Carislund
Tony
Sherlin
Roundpond
Cuney Fork
Carey
Myra
Granny
Teddy
Jessie May
Paul Trotter
Paradise
Cury
Cucy
Sterling
Loulga
Ibn
Will
Aiyra
Hello is an Old and Respectable Word
A New York Sun and Globe letter argues that hello remains a plain and serious greeting despite calls for more formal salutes. It notes English professors critique the term and cites Megan Lloyd George in America saying pleasantries like pleased to meet you can stump responses.
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Hull
Mr. Jenkins
Misa Megan Lloyd George
America
New York Sun and Globe
First American Money Made of Clam Shells
A Bourne Cape Cod trading post dating to the Pilgrim era is described as the first American money maker. Clam shell money or wampum served as a fixed valued trade device between Pilgrims Indians and the Dutch, with shell pieces representing defined values.
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Cape Cod
Bourne
Manement
Lhis Post
Detroit News
The Court of Love in the Middle Ages
The Court of Love was a medieval noble gathering where listeners to troubadours debated courtly etiquette and love. Some authorities view these tribunals as regular Twelfth century institutions, though they lacked a formal code of articles.
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Indies
Devils Tower Landmark in Wyoming Guided Early Expeditions
The Devils Tower rises 1,200 feet in eastern Wyoming near Moorecraft and can be seen for miles. It served as a guiding landmark for Plains Indians, French pathfinders in Canada, and military expeditions in Sioux and Crow country, prompting U.S. government action to place it under National Park service protection.
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Wyoming
Moorecraft
Plains
Canada
United States
National Park Service
Unconstitutional Misspoken Quote At Office Reading
Horace Greeley noted for bad handwriting caused a comic mix up in a newspaper office when a bird tainted printing ink and sheets on the absent compositor led to a misread phrase. The editor exclaimed the line was un constitutional after a puzzled reply.
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Horace Greeley
Creeley
Greeley
To Ease His Conscience Parson’s Question Triggers Mose
The story shows Mose racing toward the river after impeding a parson with a loaded boat. The parson asks if Mose’s conscience hurts him and Mose admits guilt hoping luck will bring him a pile of fish as a result.
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Mose
Lawyer and broker ride at dawn in seventh pre-dawn ride
The lawyer meets his friend the broker early in the morning. The broker is on horseback and exclaims, Are you already in the saddle He answers Yes proudly, and for the seventh time too. This vignette captures a brisk exchange in a light era setting.
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Stockholm
Kasper
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publigners
P. B. Fitzwater
Maypdy Bible Institute
Chilcugu
Western Newspaper Union
Martha Williams
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The
Court of Love
Barred Rocks
Rhode Island
S. C
S.C
Sunshine Poultry Farm
Ridgely, MD
the Peoples Bank
Henry T. Nuttle, Preat
J. Frank Wright
the Devil’s Tower
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Delco
General Motors
W. I. Hollis & Son
Preston, Md
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Adkins & Co
Salisbury
Maryland
W. Brewster Deen
William L. Jester
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Chy
Thomas J. Keating
Geo. A. Deakyne
Washington College
Register of Wills
Denton
Orphans’ Court
J. S. William Jones
Aamangton College
Chestertown
J. Irwin Harwood
Curotine County
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Edith Cahall
Pearl Dunn Driver
Equity
Auditor's Order
Calvert C. Merriken
Charlie Griffin
Lizzie Griffin
Geo
A. Deakyne
Denton National Bank
Denton, Maryland
New Illustrated
New Jersey Seashore
Atlantic City
Wildwood
Ocean City
Cape May
Stone Harbor
Avalon— Sea Iste City
Beach Haven
Island Heights
Seaside Park
Barnegat Pier
Seaside Heights—Bay Head
Sea Girt
Spring Lake
Bradley Beach
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Long Branch
New Jersey Seashore Resorts
Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad System
the Standard Railroad OF the World
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