Sunday School International Series Lesson Summaries
A compact outline of John the Baptist prepare the way through Jesus ministry lessons and golden texts from Mark and John. It lists twelve lessons through Jesus healing teaching forgiveness Sabbath selecting apostles parables kingdom and miracles, emphasizing service, mission, and the coming kingdom with scriptural references.
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John
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Har
Christ Jesus
Paracles
Israel
David
Loris
Perhps
Lorraine hero and Godfrey cited in wartime front line lore
The fragment recalls Lorraine leaders and legendary figures including Godfrey of Bouillon and the First Crusade while noting American expeditionary forces. It weaves mythic history with current warfront sentiment, urging resolve as soldiers face distant combat and the line of march.
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Lorraine
Lorhadr
Chat Duke
Graddfrey
Boullion
Jerusalem
Godfrey
Federal Tax Returns Due April First War Revenue Rules
Federal guidance explains April 1 as the filing deadline for 1917 income tax returns. The piece outlines penalties for late or false returns, extensions up to 30 days with limits, and possible longer merits. It stresses that the tax is a war measure, aiming to share the burden across earners, including widows and single parents.
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Reygues
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Iis
Shuld Coutt
Roper
Congress
Nll
Wen
Tury
Sade
CL Roper
Halle
Old Talk on Weapons Shows Warrior Spirit Over Arms
The piece argues that bravery, tradition, and resolve determine victory more than any weapon. It cites treaties from ancient and historic generals like Saxe and advocates that the best fighter wins, not the strongest armaments. Laurence O rphant is noted for a view on endurance and determination in warfare.
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Germany
Boston
Rae
Pavard
Marshal Saxe
Early Intoxicating Liquors Pilny on Native Use
The passage notes that natives in western Europe make a liquid from corn and water to intoxicate themselves. It cites Gaul and Spain using different names but similar methods. It claims Spain has a brew that preserves quality and that humans devise ways to drink water to intoxicate.
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Pilny
Europe
Gaul
Spain
Hay Burners on Memphis to Shreveport Railway Debut
A curious Civil War era line operated 40 miles between Marsh Texas and Shreveport Louisiana by John Higginson. The oxen hauled freight and passengers, loaded in successive cars, with a 25 cent passenger fare and variable freight charges, branded red tall. This early animal powered railway predated other “hay-burners” lines mentioned by Youth’s Companion.
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Ubud
Memphis, el Paso & Pacific Railroad
Marsh
Tex
Shreveport
John Higginson
Tlore
Albegitson
Everstiing
Traig
Marstall
Higginson
United States
Batthmore & Ohio
Ill Health Behind Great Writers Say Critics
A quoted passage from a recent book on suffering and the war argues that many celebrated authors achieved prominence despite frail health. It cites Bacon, Descartes, Newton, Spencer, and others as examples of individuals who produced enduring works while facing physical or health challenges.
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Cole- Fridge
Bacon
Rant
Renan
Isaae Newtom
Bendon
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Hash Wiet
Asia Bey
Jessone
Derby
Many shrines of gullibility in New York tale
A New York Tribune remark describes street fakirs selling a toy that lets buyers peek into rooms from street level. The device imitates cameras and keyhole peeping, prompting passersby to gather, buy, then realize they were duped. The crowd dispersed as the con artist vanished with the money.
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New York Tribune
Estrera
Massive Liberty Loan Cantonment Opens at Armory
A large homey welcome is planned for guests at the Fifth Regiment Amory as county headquarters open at the Liberty Loan Cantonment Over There Visitors can locate their county booth for friendly greetings and aid The exhibit features a scaled WWI trench display and a tank demonstration plus Red Cross and Army Navy showcases The event aims to boost Third Liberty Loan sales with meals only and tickets tied to bond purchases
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Fifth Regiment
Amory
Great Liberty Loan
Jhe Jones
Martha Sumpsen
Hns
Otte
Mr. Jones
Mrs Simpson
Hull
Jim Jones
Mrs. Simpson
Counts
Baltimore
Wat
Balimore
Ross
Athen
Red Cross
Red Cross Activisies
Atay
Nave
Liberty Loan Fonds
Crushed Zeppelin Incident Near DES Bank Embeds Debris
A damaged and unclear report describes a crushed zeppelin near the riverbank with debris scattered along a road. Witnesses, officials and a Dope engineer named Domanots discuss recovery actions while freight and metal remains are removed by improvised means.
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Domanots
Drew
New Boon Wentbhy Road
Fish by the Shovetful Dr Jordan on fish oil and spawning
The passage cites Dr David Starr Jordan noting reduced costs from certain practices at the Preitie coast and describes shovetful fish in the Cos hanhis river used for spawning. It mentions water scents, digestible oil, and a claim that a wick placed in these fish would churn like a candle.
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Isou Flehi
David Starr Jordan
Cos Hanhis
Fred Sethoat
Superstition and Moon Beliefs Debunked by Science
The passage examines common moon myths and the fear of moon influence on sleep and madness. It notes that the moon merely reflects sunlight and exerts gravity, which drives tides, challenging enduring superstitions about moon power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shience
Wanted Officers to Learn Dancing from Nelson Letter
A historical letter from Admiral Nelson urges officers to perfect their education in drill and manners. The writer argues complete preparation is essential, stressing duty, honor, and the navy’s prestige when serving abroad.
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Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Cork
Cupnid
Nelson
1917 A Year of Disasters Worldwide Events
A 1917 year review details a string of earthquakes and disasters across continents. Centred on Fors, Bali, San Salvador, Samoa, New Zealand, and Colombia, the report records hundreds of thousands homeless, thousands dead, and immense property losses. A maritime disaster near Liatifex harbor adds to the tally with thousands of lives lost and heavy financial damage.
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Gunteliada
Tome
Larky
Forsttes
Deceber
Caltistan
Reniete Plces
Army weight trial at a city restaurant misfit scene
A man enters a Sixth Avenue restaurant and orders extensively while others stare. The diner drinks water for long, eats a large steak with multiple vegetables, and two glasses of water. A second patron arrives, mutters a line about Philadelphia, and asks to proceed with papers before weighing in on three black. An observer awaits further actions as the writer notes the scene.
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Cinealotus
Persors
Ehleken
Seung Imu
New York
Wounds from Cold Steel in Modern War Analysis
The essay compares shrapnel and shell wounds, noting infection risk from embedded debris. It cites Franco Prussian era data and suggests newer practices lowered cold steel wound severity and changed treatment approaches amid contemporary conflict conditions.
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Buyos
Cald Sree
Flinders
Stres
Face Death to Aid Wounded in War Surgery Record
Harold Peat, a veteran of the French front, notes 60 percent of wounded are saved. He credits surgeons and their aides for rapid dressing stations and mobile hospitals near the front, reducing deaths once distant from the fighting.
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Harold Peat
Taidlinnapolis
Varly
Psystemus
City of Gwalior and nearby sights in central India
This account describes the fortress city of Gwalior in central India, perched atop a high rock with walls and a palace rich in color and ornament. Nearby lie Chitor to the southwest and Aconta, a Pueblo village in the New Mexico desert, both noted for their military value and enduring presence. The text mentions a narrow path to the palace and exotic bats guarding the interior, reflecting a blend of travel observations and sensational detail.
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Agra
Lian Erent
Roehys
Gwalier
Indbia
Pershing Praised by South Dakota Observer
A Washington Post account quotes Georgie of South Dakota praising General Pershing. The remarks salute his long friendship with the Sioux, his early leadership of the Staue scouts, and his rise to lieutenant colonel during the Indian War era. The source notes Pershing’s enduring military prominence and roots in frontier service.
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France
Sam
Genend Pershing
AL Georgie
South Dakota
Vta
Washington Post
Gener Pershing
Bas
Ramon
Yenra
Plae Hidzehudian
Dakoety
Persblog
Ysod Pershing
Tks Brother
Orethred
Black Jack
Fragmentary report hints at coastal peril and odd events
A garbled text fragment references sea danger and a rescue effort near Wood Otte with mentions of a surface and creosoped guards. It notes long weeks, cages, and pedestrians before an unexpected night, as if describing a strange maritime incident from a dubious source.
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Speer Poertian
Vopalue Setenee Monthly
Disorderly Encounter Sparks Propaganda Clash
A disjointed report describes British soldiers and a farmer during a tense roadside incident. A witness claims soldiers demanded a reward while a local agitator group calls for discipline, rehabilitation and removing agitators. The piece hints at wartime propaganda tensions and internal clashes over enforcement actions.
Varied Interests and New Best Interests at Heart
Fragmentary passage discusses changing work and keeping hopes fresh. It suggests thoughts should align with new interests and urges embracing fresh perspectives rather than repetitive tasks. The tone hints at personal growth and ethical consistency.
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Jesus of Nazareth
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Pershing
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Pater
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Cape
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Alans
Giagiber
SLO Wholesale Sadue
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Zalonist Organi
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Actnedira
Rathe
Cde
Iran
Avage
Packer
Swift & Company
U.S
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Minois
U. S.A
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Christian
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Delaware
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Cumberland
Maryland
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