What Twenty Centuries Teach the Twentieth Lesson Guide
A study outline presents three teaching methods from Crannell and lesson entries on Abraham Moses Isaiah Samuel David Nehemiah Elijah Jeremiah Esther Ruth Joseph Jesus for character and life lessons. It outlines weekly character studies and brief lesson summaries focusing on vision leadership courage and faith.
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Crannell
Abraham
Moses
Isaiah
Samuel
David
Nehemiah
Elijah
Jeremiah
Esther
Ruth
Joseph
Jesus
God
Egypt
Pharaoh
Israel
Jesse
Baal
Jerusalem
Persia
Life-Force and God Break Through Mind to Higher Outlet
The quote presents life force as another name for God seeking new outlets, breaking through mind into something higher. Attributed to G. A. Studdert Kennedy, it frames spiritual energy as evolving beyond ordinary thought toward a deeper reality.
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God
G. A. Studdert Kennedy
The Art of Pleasing Says Amiability Is Self-Satisfaction
A short aphorism suggests that true pleasing hinges on being content within oneself and with others. It credits Baziitt and frames amiability as an inner state reflected in outward satisfaction.
Egyptian Beauty Secrets Across Ancient Times
A fragment notes Egyptian approaches to skin care and preservation seen in mummies. It compares ancient embalming mastery to modern limits, and mentions ancient eyeliner using mesdemet with kohl like soothing properties. It links eye cosmetics to widespread eastern use amid ophthalmia.
Talks to Mothers Some Host of Their Babies
Dr J H Mason Knox Jr chief of the Maryland Health Bureau notes expectant mothers may continue normal activity with caution. Two hours daily outdoor exercise is advised as long as it does not cause fatigue. avoid dangerous sports and late travels. maintain fresh air, mental diversion, and regular rest with doctor guidance.
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J. H. Mason Knox, JR
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Maryland
State Department of Health
The Moveable Continental Breakfast Idea
The article reviews adopting a flexible breakfast practice inspired by French habits. It argues for individual timing, keeping fruit and cereals ready, and brewing coffee as needed. It notes families should schedule a common luncheon or dinner time when possible, while early rising farmers differ from city folk in breakfast norms.
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France
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Devil's Well Awe Inspires View From Washington Peak
The Devil's Well in Washington, 835 miles north of Spokane, is a natural cylindrical shaft in solid basalt rock. Forty feet wide, it reaches a depth with water about 80 feet below the mouth. Swirling water and drifting logs create a spectacle that fills observers with awe at the sheer blue depths.
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Washington
Spokane
Flowers and Love Folklore in Courtship Practices
A fragment describes how flowers and plant lore shape love customs. It notes bracken stems revealing initials of a beloved and dandelion clock blowing used to guess marriage timing, reflecting playful, traditional beliefs in courting rituals.
Pola Negri Born in Bromberg Poland Long Career Ahead
Pola Negri the famed motion picture star was born in Bromberg Poland. Her father ran a fabric business and died in 1905 leaving her with her mother who sent her to Warsaw for schooling. At ten she chose acting and at sixteen debuted in a Warsaw theater. She later received many film offers and began her move to cinema.
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Apollonia Chaiupaz
Pola Negri
Bromberg
Poland
Sil
Warsaw
Hand postures and character judgments by Wheeler Syndicate
Describes how open or closed hands signal personality traits such as decisiveness generosity or selfishness. Warns that open hands imply generosity yet risk of gullibility while very closed hands imply stinginess. Advises caution in trusting such people with secrets or important tasks.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Laughable tale of Oliver Herford fending off a bore
Edward Simmons recounts a humorous incident at Herford's studio. A string of peculiar knocks at the door signals an unwanted caller named Blank, a well meaning bore. Herford explains he uses special knocks for trusted friends to avoid interruptions. Brink had remarked on his absence, noting he hasn’t met him since assigning the knock.
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Oliver Herford
Edward Simmons
Simmons
Mr. Herfard
Gerford
Ender
Mr. Wherford
Brink
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Parlisneor
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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The
Baltimore Sun
Mary Marshall
Business Office
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Ford
Denton Auto Co
Victor Records
M. K. Newnam
Denton
U. S. Army
Munson
U. S
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
New York, N. Y
William P. Carroll
Denton, Md
Third St
M. K. Newnan
Buneral Director
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Lucetta V. Stevens
John L. Everngam
D. Test
Margaret Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Just
Farmers’ Supply Co
All Journal Office
Star Cars
A. P. Whitby
W. P. Carroll
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Henry G. Budd, D. D
Dover
Delaware
Baby Shop
Easton, Maryland
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Cres John T. Carter
Agt
L. Irving Jones
Pve Sohn
W. Payne
Neaton, Ma
Reensbera, Md
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