The Kingdom and the Message of Christ’s Reign
A Sunday School lesson discusses the Messiah’s nature and kingdom, linking Jesus birth, death, and return to fulfill prophecies. It emphasizes Israel’s role, the church’s gathering, and the universal duty of Christians to love and aid one another through brotherhood and charity.
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Kingdom of God
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
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Feaven
John the Baptist
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Seventy
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Ieeps
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Aden
Egypt
Jesus
Gideon
Abraham
Raf David
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Manoah
Judg
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Athens
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Christmas Endeavor Week Begins December 4 Program
The Christian Endeavor notes a weekly meeting series starting December 4 led by Rev. H. Doyle at the temple. The piece emphasizes the brotherhood of man and the mission message of Christmas, urging thoughtful participation and reflection on the divine coming.
Asa Merrick Parker Named Field Secretary
The Massachusetts Christian Endeavor union has chosen Asa Merrick Parker as field secretary. A Williams College alumnus and former YMCA secretary in Brooklyn, Parker has fourteen years of active Christian Endeavor service and aims to boost the Commonwealth’s standing in the movement.
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Asa Merrick Parker
Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union
Parker
Williams College
Young Men's Christian Association
Brooklyn
Bay State
Asa Merrick
Christian Endeavor Commonwealth
Japanese Poem Shared by Jamaica Endeavor Leader
John Io Randall, Jamaica Christian Endeavor secretary, attends the Baltimore convention as a foreign delegate. He writes for the Christian Endeavor Gem about visiting Dr. Clark's home and his collection of worldwide Endeavor souvenirs, including a Japanese poem translation praising striving with God and noting that even small drops can form a mighty sea.
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John Io. Randall
Jamaica Christian Endeavor Union
Baltimore
Christian Endeavor Gem
Dr. Clark
Christian Endeavor
Evangelistic turnout at Baltimore convention yields 500 rise for prayers
At the Christian Endeavor convention in Baltimore an evangelistic meeting moved 500 people to rise for prayer and 200 to sign cards expressing a wish to lead a new life. Epworth Herald notes the event as worthwhile.
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Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Epworth Werald
Seasonal mischief at high school prompts hard talk
Principal confronts Tames over classroom behavior as Miss Shaw and Mas Cowles report disruptions during history and science demonstrations. James responds with a defiant remark about a season ticket, highlighting ongoing disciplinary tension.
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Tames
James
Tale of the Nan tucket colt and the wink
An old island tale describes Nathaniel Worth showing a mare and colt to his visiting son. The colt kicks Worth as he belts the mare, prompting the son to note the mare kicked him. Worth replies that the mare winked, a humorous misreading of events in a colonial setting.
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Nantucket
Nathaniel Worth
Pure Milk Reform From Production Standpoint
Charles Il Marshall Michigan argues most towns accept cheap milk despite contamination risks. Discusses need for clean stables, sterile milker, sanitized equipment, proper cooling and bottling, and separate milking rooms. Contends only some producers can implement these controls and that pricing should reflect quality.
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Marshall
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Handy Feed Rack For Sheep
Iowa Homestead describes a simple hand built hayrack to reduce waste and hayseed in wool. The design fits about three and a half feet wide and fourteen to sixteen feet long, with safe, cornerless partitions to prevent injuries and allow access for sheep.
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Iowa
English Usage Rules Notebook Excerpt
A dense notice describes common word usage pitfalls and preferred forms. It lists examples of correct and incorrect phrases including handsom e versus pretty, hanging versus suspended, wholesome versus healthy, and pronoun cases. It also covers misuses of he versus him thouigh variants and style cautions with numerous examples.
Market For Macaroni Wheat In The Seventies
A Kansas farmer notes durum or macaroni wheat adapts to dry climates and, despite initial market worries, Professor W H Olin of Colorado Agricultural College reports ready markets in Kansas City Omaha St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Minneapolis. Export demand is strong and American use by manufacturers is expected to grow.
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W. H. O Ln
Colorado Agricultural College
Olin
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minneapolis
Farm Briefs Show Potatoes Popular Despite High Prices
Potatoes move freely despite high prices as clover belts push westward and northward. Ohio Indiana clover growers note steady northwestward march. Winter poultry house ventilation via open or cloth fronts discussed. Hog feeding on cotton seed linked to possible poisoning unless other food provided. Apples and potatoes remain money makers for winter sales. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised for indigestion with claims of digestion aid. Joe Fifer offers six dancing lessons at Knights of the Globe hall. sessions every Wednesday night.
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Ohio
Indiana
R. Dinwiddie
Arkansas
Joe Fifer
Knights of the Globe Hall
The Tax on Bachelors Across Ancient and Modern Times
A compact survey traces the idea of taxing bachelors through history from Sparta and Athens to Rome and Britain, noting penalties for celibacy and state aims. It cites Julius Caesar, Augustus, and French depopulation concerns, highlighting limited success and recurring proposals.
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Chicago Daily News
Sparta
Athens
Rome
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Great Britain
France
Europe
Tempered Joy and Sure Sign in Love’s Early Sparks
Washington Star quotes a farmer noting relief at a congressman’s return but worry he will demand attention. A girl’s self regard is framed as a symptom of love, illustrating lighthearted views on affection.
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Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Indigestion Cure Ad Promotes Digestive Health
An advertising blurb touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion relief. It claims the remedy digests foods, calms belching and heartburn, and aids the stomach to recover strength, producing rich red blood. Sold by all druggists.
Personally Conducted Tour to California
Exclusively first class tour under the auspices of the Tourist Department Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line leaves Chicago Wednesday February 7th spending February and March in the land of sunshine and flowers. 350.00 includes all expenses railway fare sleeping cars meals in dining cars and hotel expense. Service first class in every respect. Persons starting from points west of Chicago can join at a convenient point. Write for itineraries and full particulars to S A Hutchinson Manager 212 Clark St Chicago Hl
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Tourist Department
Chicago
Union Pacific & North-Western Line
S. A. Hutchinson
Clark St
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