Review and Lessons From Rehoboam to Nehemiah in Lessons
Lesson plan for June 29 reviews from Rehoboam to Nehemiah with focus on patriotism education and the need to know God. Methods include biographical, summary, and application, listing key figures Elijah Elisha Hezekiah Jeremiah and others and outlining central teachings and revival through scripture.
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Israel and
Judah
Rehiabourg
Jeroboam
Aleb
Elijah
Elisha
Amos
Hosea
Athaliah
Hezekiah
Isaiah
Jereniah
Nehemiah
Baal
Becaue
Eliah
Israel
Athaiju
Joash
Messiah
Slezekiah
God
Jeremiah
Lis Eneiles
Diod
Tow Down and a Ugandan Jungle Hunt
An enthusiastic big game hunter named Dewar recounts an encounter with a Manchester business man visiting a planter friend in Uganda. After a sleepless first night in the jungle they set out at dawn and, spotting fresh tracks, debate the plan with one suggesting the other go ahead to track the quarry and the partner to follow from behind.
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Lord Dewar
Manchester
Uganda
Argonaut
Predestination Question Rejected by Scriptural View
The text argues that predestination to loss is not biblical. perish due to personal rejection of truth, not divine decree, citing that they did not love the truth so they might be saved.
Will Not Accept God will nee accept the offy words of new thought
The fragment cites religious terms and phrases about acceptance of new thought and atonement, likely from a religious or philosophical column. It references Christ and a vague critique of orthodoxy, but as OCR text the meaning is uncertain and poses minimal concrete events or names.
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Christ
The Controversy A Controversy With One Who Preaches the Word
A terse note from The Living Word discusses a dispute involving Gedhner the preacher and a person who preaches the word of Gert, highlighting a clash over doctrine and authority.
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Gert
Gedhner
Christian Life Doctrine Misstated by Rubertson
A brief note critiques F. W. Rubertson for mischaracterizing Christian life as mere belief rather than action, arguing the true life in Christ combines faith with deeds and daily discipleship.
Does James Teach Healing Through Prayer and Anointing
The article debates whether Christ still heals the sick, examining James 5 14 15 on elders praying and anointing with oil. It weighs view that the passage belongs to the apostolic age and views oil as symbol or medicine, urging prayer with or without remedies and noting not all sickness stems from sin. It cites theologians and peers, affirming faith prayers can heal and advocating trust in God’s will.
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Ke James
James
A. T. Robertson
Louisvillle
Ambroise Pare
Durham
Not Prodigal Enough In Mexico Springs Scene
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes hot and cold springs side by side in Mexico. A visitor observes native women boiling clothes in a hot spring and rinsing in a cold one, hearing the host explain the locals grumble over not getting enough grou p from Mother Nature.
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Mexico
Louisville Courier- Journal
France extends family or social wage to older children
The law in France provides an annual allowance of 90 francs for each child under thirteen beyond the first three, now expanding to all children up to sixteen if they are in school, apprenticed, or ill. Departments may increase this allowance from their funds. the policy is called the family or social wage.
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France
Why Superstitions Warn Against Sweeping After Dark
The article explains a common superstition across the South and parts of New England that sweeping after dusk brings bad luck or sickness. It traces origins to associations with misfortune and suggests household routines avoid sweeping at night to prevent unwelcome events. It notes cultural variation and links the broom to occult symbolism in some beliefs.
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New England
The Joy of Ancient Names in a Poliyahna Era
A fragmented note traces the word joy from Greek foval to Latin jocus and French joie to English joys. It links Jodoeu St Josse in Wales and Jocelyn French forms as popular names. notes prosperity symbol on stones and protective power, with an unclear modern usage context.
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Foval
Jocus
Fron
Jodoceus
Faralls
Wales
Herituny
Beecaime
Hemuit
Ponthled
St Josse
Jodoeu
England
Usana
Shakespeare Forgeries Fetch High Prices In Auction
The largest collection of Shakespearean forgeries from the late 18th century was bought by the Hosenbach company of New York from Marsden J. Perry’s Shakespeareana library. The forgeries include Ireland manuscripts tied to King Lear and Hamlet and the supposed new play Vortigern and Rowena. The tale notes the forger was a boy of eighteen and recalls famed buyers like Sheridan and Dent, with value rising over time due to historical interest.
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Wiliam Henry Trehend
James Buswell
Sheridan
Husenbach Company
New York
Shakespeareaha
Marsden J. Perry
Ireland
Kansas City Star
Vortigern
Rowena
Secur
Sheridan Paidl $1,000 For the Rights To Produce “Vortigern
Irelad
New York Mernard
A. SW. Hosenbach
Treland
Resentueh
Americans Taught World to Use Tobacco Says Experts
Detroit News reports Herbert Dunhill of London argues tobacco history dates before China and cites early experiments by Mrs Prout of Windsor, Connecticut, as pivotal to popularizing snuff and smoking. The piece notes contested origins and mentions elusive records across Biblical references and ancient practices.
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Imerion
Herbert Dunhill
London
Dunhill
Duntill
China
Womman
Prout
Suarth Windsor
Cann
Connecticut Valles
Detroit: News
Not Chinese Fut Japanese Greatest Cles Enteres
A garbled note reports substantial Japanese coverage described as over three hundred pounds in a year, suggesting a data tally or print error about coverage volume. The fragmented text implies a scope of material but lacks clear details on entities or events.
Paine and the Birth of a United States of America
The article notes that Thomas Paine, born in England, authored Common Sense in January 1776, a work that spurred colonial unity and the push for an independent nation. It credits Paine with shaping American identity and states he donated the profits to the patriot cause after declining personal gain. Washington’s stance shifted toward independence following the pamphlet.
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Paine
Steasen
England
Detroit News
Washington
Hingelf
United States of America
Cretot
Rescue by Loyal Dogs Highlights Ranch Woman’s Ordeal
A ranch woman trapped for 15 hours after a wagon overturned is saved by dogs Jack and Pup who stopped horses, cleared earth from her face, repelled hogs, and kept water from drowning her. Their vigil lasted all night until a neighbor found her at seven o'clock Monday morning.
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Cnnine
Ars
Huby Pertis
Sherri Bridger
Ofc
Jack
Pup
Noraneh Hand
Alrs. Pettis
Not Now What Is happiness in the imudnu era
A fragmented query questions the meaning of happiness and what is presently happening, noting a shift from prior queries and seeking clarity on current feelings and state of mind.
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Careline County
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