Godly Motherhood in Hannah and Samuel’s example
A topical study of Hannah as a spiritual and sacrificial mother who prays fervently, dedicates her son to God, and guides him in the Lord. It stresses a mother’s prayers, promises kept, and practical care as the backbone of godly motherhood and enduring faith in children.
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Hannah
Samuel
Israel
Penninah
China
Africa
Men
Denmark Uncovers First Viking Ship Grave
A Danish find reveals its first Viking ship burial in a cornfield near the sea now roofed and turned into an exhibit. The unknown rider lived around 950 A D during Harold Bluetooth’s era and died as his ship was raised from the sea with his horses dogs weapons and belongings laid aboard for future voyages.
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Denmark
Britain
Harold Bluetooth
Pretty Frocks Easy to Sew Pattern Ad
A pattern advertisement encourages women to sew with step by step charts and easy dress designs for home use. It promotes the Woman's Dress and Little Girl's Dress patterns No 1559 and No 1468, lists fabric options, sizes, trimming yardages, and urges ordering SUCCESS IN SEWING from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
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Nighttime Kitchen Tips Pattern 1733 Embellish with Towels
A vintage sewing pattern offer explains Pattern 1733 to brighten kitchens and ease tasks with decorative towels and plain embroidery motifs. It includes six transfer motifs averaging 54 or 9 percent inches, applique pieces, stitch illustrations, and required materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Dept, 82 Eighth Ave, New York City.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
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Force and Perseverance in Attaining Important Ends
A aphorism contrasting force and perseverance. It states force touches the privileged, while austere sustained perseverance can be practiced by the insignificant. Its silent power grows irresistible with time, attributed to Ma dame Swetchine.
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Madame Swetchine
Deaf Musicians Train by Touch to Read Music
Several schools for the deaf maintain full military style bands and train musicians to locate time, intensity, pitch, and melody through a highly developed sense of touch. Deaf players can detect errors in their own performance, with the drum noted as the easiest instrument due to its vibration.
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