The Sunday School Lesson on Luke chapter three
The lesson summarizes John the Baptist as a divine herald preparing the Lord’s way. It notes John’s mission, baptism by the Holy Spirit and fire, and the call for genuine repentance manifested in deeds, not words, with emphasis on humility and righteous living.
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D. M. Stearns
God
John
Zacharias
John the Herald of
Christ
Jerusalem
Elijah
Olath
Jerusaalem
Judaea
Jordan
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Miis
Cain
Abel
Prophet
Lamb of God
John iii
Gabriel
Jesus
John the Baptist
Old Solomon the Cobbler Finds New Hope in a Child
A crumbling cobbler, Solomon Fane, lingers at the village pub each evening after his daughter's death. A six year old girl, mirroring his child, challenges his drinking. She persuades him to quit the Green Man, and he becomes a teetotaler, daily enjoying quiet companionship with the child at his cottage.
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Brutus Johnson
Morence
Sinter
Solomon Fane
Solomon
Winnie
Od Solomon
Freddie
Oll
Springfield ‘Lane
National Advocate
Prohibition Appeal Cited Against Alcohol Costs and Loss
The piece argues that alcohol waste harms the nation, detailing losses in labor, farming, and government revenue. It cites figures on drunkards, broken families, crime, and public spending, urging temperance as a path to economic and social improvement, referencing church and civic voices.
Man with strike from circus tale warns young men
A traveler with clawed facial marks recounts a Western Ohio excursion to a circus where inebriated men dared each other to poke a tiger in its cage. He admits he made a fool of himself and offers the cautionary tale as a warning to others.
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Ohio
Givendam Gulch Society Declares Unchanged Social Leadership
The Arizona Kicker editor confirms continued leadership of social life in Givendam Gulch, denies withdrawal for seven-up games, and hints at fashionable changes. Notable locals Mrs. Col Anderson and Mrs. Judge Truefoot face misaddressed notes using the nickname G. G. The piece praises town theatrical tastes and lampoons naming quirks while praising Dave Coppinger’s founding spirit and local humor. Osrleton Baker and Fred Ristdorf return to their command, with Battery H stationed near Mobile, Alabama.
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Arizona Kicker
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Givendam Gulch
Chicago
St. Louis
Col. Anderson
Judge Truefoot
G. G
Dave Coppinger
Cassaway Creek
Dave
Warlet
Cnete Tor
Uncle Pont
Eva
Lyons
Mouches
Osrleton Baker
Fred Ristdorf
First United States Light Artillery
Morgan
Mobile
Ala
Retail Grocer Advertises Low Prices on Wide Stock
A local grocery announces an unusually large stock to meet trade demand and touts steady availability despite general price rises. It lists low prices on sugars, coffees, teas, canned goods, dried fruits, fish, oils, syrups, wines, tobaccos, cigars, candies, and cloths with emphasis on fresh Rio coffee and self-serve loose goods.
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D. MN. Stearns
Black Hill
Dan Needham
Dan
Joe
Dan Deedham
Hisself Dan Needham
George Davidson
Red Lion
Winton
Queensland
Old Solomon
Cumberland Presbyterian
A. B. Miller
Norway
John Q. Jones
Cochise Place
M. Quad
Rosesdale
Daisyville
Jack Whoutpson
John Jlepworth
Amnay
White Fruit House
Ciaty Changze
Gand Woong
Hyson
Guopowder
Zuva
California
FISH
Geogia Bank
New Orleans
Hiawatha
Our Marg
Artiste
Tan
Bate Az
J.T. Plug
Sanford Navy
Banbau
Iden
Ron Peaveagh
Shailea
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