Paul in Corinth Teaching and Tentmaking Missionary Method
Lesson centers on Paul in Corinth showing gospel work without fame or pay. He lodges with Aquila and Priscilla, toils as a tentmaker, preaches weekly, and gains converts like Crispus. Timely aid from Silas and Timothy boosts his effort amid opposition, with divine reassurance and a promise of many in the city.
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Paul
Silas
Timothy
Thessaalouiea
Christ
Philip
H Cor
Crispus
Europe
Edlles
Bible Classes Endorsement by Dean Larned
Dean Larned argues that Bible classes are essential to a healthy parish life and warns priests against neglecting them due to old fashioned views or sectarian associations. He cites scripture to urge sustained commitment.
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Dean Larned
The Builder of All Things Quote
A compact note cites Hebrews 3 4 to affirm that every house is built by man but God built all things, reflecting a spiritual reflection on creation and divine authorship.
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God
Peter
Satan
Ark Model Ships Echoed in Historical Builders
The article notes Noah’s ark construction details in the Bible and recalls 17th century experiments. In 1609 Dutch merchant Peter Pansen built a Hoorn ship modeled on the ark, 120 feet by 20 by 12, claimed to bear one third more freight than similar vessels without extra crew. Later Danish flotillas followed the ark model with various “fleuten” floats.
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Peter Pansen
Hoorn
The Son of Man in Luke Chapter Two
The passage emphasizes the Son of Man, Christ’s passion and the prospect of glory. Peter’s rebuke of Jesus for his forward plan contrasts with divine thoughts, urging denial of self and taking up the cross. Death precedes resurrection, and true Christian life rests on faith that Christ’s death and resurrection transform believers.
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Peter
Jerusalem
Iman
Satan
Jesus
Calvary
Christ
God
Hfe
Paul
Work and the meaning of labor in scripture
The passage distinguishes idleness from true work, citing Adam’s toil before the fall as cursed and drudgery, and contrasts it with Jesus’ teaching that work is blessed and divine. It frames toil as meaningful when aligned with divine example and purpose.
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Adam
W. ©. Newhalt
Genius and Persistence Toward Success Quote
A concise Elbert Hubbard reflection on effort and perseverance. It notes that success often lies just beyond a thin line of continued striving and that most failures come from giving up. The text urges persistence, patience, and inner strength as keys to turning seeming defeats into triumphs.
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Elbert Hubbard
Preparedness In a Mine Match Day Request
A quirky exchange mentions keeping football requisites in a mine. The speaker asks for an armband a book of court plaster and an armsting to prepare for an afternoon match, illustrating a curious, period feel from BostonTrun-Beript.
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Boston
Maryland Fire Prevention Campaign Urges Stop a Fire Before it Starts
A campaign running ten days from October 1 urges Maryland residents to prevent fires in homes farms and plants. Ira G. Hoagland warns insurance alone cannot compensate for human and economic losses from fire. He argues uninsurable interruption losses outweigh insurable property losses and calls for preserving industrial enterprise, citing the textile industry as a notable exception.
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Maryland
Ira G. Hoagland
Green Bay
Getting off Easy. Agitated Stranger Scene
An agitated stranger tries to pay his way, insisting on a table as Walter offers service. The exchange reveals impatience with perceived delays and a demand for seating amid a lively restaurant setting.
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Walter
Cardul Brings Relief for a Weak Back and Nervous Fatigue
Mrs. D. W. Williams of Springfield Missouri describes chronic weakness, headaches, and insomnia eased by Cardul. She notes rapid personal improvement after taking Cardul, with renewed strength and better health, and recommends it for other women troubled by similar ailments. Cardus marketed as a remedy available everywhere.
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Springfield
D. W. Williams
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