Rechabites Loyal to Do the Right in Jeremiah Lesson
Lesson on Jeremiah 35 and the Rechabites who abstained from wine, obeyed Jonadab, and faced judgment and reward. It contrasts Rechabite loyalty with Judah's disobedience, emphasizing testing, moral standards, and faithful obedience.
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Hemath
Jethro
Moses
Canaan
Saul
Jehoiachia
Jeremiah
Judah
Jonadab
God
Adam
Eden
Ihols
Matthew Henry
Walk While Ye Have Light
A biblical passage depicts Jesus urging people to walk in the light while it lasts. He challenges their query about the Son of Man and warns that darkness follows those who remain in ignorance. Belief in the light is urged to become children of light.
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Jesus
Sporting notes from early 20th century era
Old Rosebud's time of 2:03 2-5 is the fastest ever made in a Kentucky derby. Rowing grows as a major sport in 12 of the largest U S universities. Jai alai devised by Basques in Spain around 1620. Camel racing popular in north Africa. A mile run in about three minutes. The Maryland association action grants Earl Sande trainer and jockey licenses. Dartmouth names John H Reno manager for 1929 football. Forrest Peters withdraws from University of Hillneis. Navy plays Penn at Franklin Field twice in fall, meeting Penn Oct 27 and Princeton Nov 24. Tommy Armour says Horton Smith can beat Bobby Jones any day.
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Tommy Armour
Young Horton Smith
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Smith
Disfiguring Signs Along Many Roads
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that roadside advertising signs from the automobile and allied industries plus hotels and restaurants clutter highways. Thomas A. MacDonald calls for legislation to eliminate such signs as they hinder drivers and obscure official signals on major routes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Thomas A. MacDonald
Bureau
Mr. MacDonald
Mc MacDonald
Publc
Fordham Star Frankie Frisch Finds Springboard To Giants
Fordham University baseball star Frankie Frisch wowed big league scouts during second-base antics and, after graduation, joined the New York Giants directly. Another Fordham alumnus, pitcher John Murphy aged twenty, stands 6 feet 2 inches and 190 pounds with a dazzling record drawing praise.
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Frankie Frisch
Fordham University
New York Giants
Automobile Notes on Speed, Brakes, and Taxes
The section discusses driving pace and cautious crossings, notes on emergency braking and rear drum brakes, and comments on taxes funding roads. It mentions changing license payments and suggests keeping tar collection distant from Santa sources, reflecting early automotive concerns.
Cardinals Defeat Opponent 11 Times by One Run in Season
The Cardinals achieved 11 one run victories in a single season, a record for any major league team against another. The season noted a notable stretch where they defeated a rival team 20 times, but the single run margin mark stood out as unprecedented.
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Arguime
St. Louis
Baseball Squirbs and Player Moves Across Leagues
Outfielder Plug Vesles, ex Williamsport, joins Burris bars in the NYP league. Anabela Sensentinch owns the Tish Point club in the Preducont league. Bob Steele returns to Indianapolis after a year away. Connie Mack recalls Port Myers trip as the worst of his memory, injuries dominated. Frank O Rourke, St Louis Browns, notes a 1912 start and now 35 years old. Willie Wolf signs with New York team in the NYP league and Eddie Pogart moves to Lowell in the New England circuit. George Thomas signs with the St Louis Cardinals after long Blue Ridge League service. Granville Norris of Oklahoma to St Louis Cardinals, home in Norman Okla.
Cadet Jark Sets West Point Shot Put Mark
Cadet Carl Jark a 210 pound West Point cadet from BeaTrice Nebraska throws the steel platter 158 feet 3 inches to break the old record of 158 feet 1% inches set by Houser in 1926. Coach Leo Novak stands by as Jark bolts from BeaTrice.
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Carl Jark
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Houser
Jark
Leo Novak
Jark Bolts
Beatrice
Neb
Former Tiger Praises Ty Cobb As Real Pilot
Fred Haney, who played under Ty Cobb with the Detroit Tigers, argues Cobb was a superior student of the game and a capable manager. He cites Cobb’s keen eye for pitches and strategic insight, while noting some players resisted his authority.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Fred Haney
Indianapolis
Cardinal
Haney
Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Haveey
Fred Golshed
Nervy Thormahsen Wins Despite Hand Injury
Henry Thormahsen pitched in the Eastern Cerelina league after breaking his hand in the fourth inning. He remained in the game until the ninth before being relieved and earned the win.
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Henry Thormahsen
Reg
Must Move Whole City to Reach Herculane
The article describes the challenge of relocating Resina to access Herculaneum’s heart beneath it. Fifteen thousand residents must be rehoused as excavators led by Professor Ventimiglia remove houses near the site while compensating owners and salvaging churches cafes and tenements.
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Resina
Herculaneum
Professor Ventimigna
Professor Ventimiglia
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Safe White Clothes
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a universal home product that keeps fabrics white without harming them and claims it is sold by all reputable grocers.
Popular American Made Machetes In Brazilian Market
American made machetes dominate Brazilian sales with hardware dealers stocking sharp imported blades. About 1.4 inches are sold monthly in tropical regions where heavy knives are favored for cutting tasks.
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Tropics
South America
Brazil
United States
The Pen is Mightier Than the Sword to the Pork Packer
A salutation frames a note directed at a pork packing firm, suggesting a moral stance on industry ethics. No further context or events are provided in the fragment.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Antacid Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted anti-acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It boasts medical endorsement, mass consumer appeal, and a claim of trademarked product by Phillips Chemical Co. with historical ties to Charles H. Phillips since 1870s.
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Phillips
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia
Phillipa
U. S
Charlies EL Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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Frosty” Peters
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St. Louis Browns
Willie Wolf
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Portland
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George Thomas
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Harrisburg
Granville Norris
University of Oklahoma
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