Sunday School Lesson Luke 7 36 50
A reflective study of Luke chapter seven focusing on Jesus at Simon the Pharisee's house and the forgiven sinful woman. The narrative contrasts outward piety with inner faith, highlighting the woman’s humility, repentance, and love. Jesus declares forgiveness, assigns peace, and explains true faith as transformative grace.
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Vision and service in Christian Endeavor meeting
Summary of a religious article discussing two visions of God and two services. Moses on Mount Sinai and the golden calf episode, then Christ on the Mount of Transfiguration and the demon healed. Emphasizes how vision of God should fuel repentance, zeal, and rescue of humanity. Includes prayer meeting plan and Bible readings.
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Temple of the Wingless Victory and Bold Christian Hope
The Wingless Victory temple on the Acropolis symbolizes an indomitable spirit. The essay urges Christians to mirror that resolve, avoiding faintheartedness and discouragement, and to maintain steadfast hope while facing rugged mountains and the sea.
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Only a Little While and the Little Moment of Choice
A devotional excerpt urges faithfulness for a brief probation on earth shaping eternity. It cites a convert’s remark about earnest prayer as a momentary effort and invokes divine aid for steadfastness until the unfading crown is won.
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Theodore L. Cuyler
The Worth of Life Through Charity
The speaker urges immediate kindness to others, noting life’s brief passage and the need to do good now. Aimed at inspiring practical benevolence, the message emphasizes seizing fleeting opportunities to help fellow humans. It reflects a moral appeal to act with generosity in the present.
Lead Me Lord My Peace Today I Give To You
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt offers a meditative prayer invoking divine guidance and rest in service. It urges stillness before God and trust that He does all things well, suggesting contentment found in following His will.
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Dewey and Political Buzz as Philippine Talks Stall
National Capital headlines swirl over US Spain island title talks and Dewey’s presidential hints. Secretary Long seeks vice presidential nomination amid a flutter of speculation. Rumors link Black and Hazen to the Dewey boom while a Washington Chicago insider links Dewey’s pay dispute to statutory limits on holdover offices.
War Dept compares Spanish American and South African war casualties
The War Department issued figures contrasting deaths in the Spanish American war with the first six months of the South African conflict. It shows British losses through early April with 309 officers and 3,944 men killed and 288 officers and 4,934 men invalided home, plus about 10,000 sick or wounded in hospitals. American losses in Spain were 107 officers and 9,803 men dead, with 113 officers and 1,464 wounded. Only 12 percent of American deaths were from wounds or in battle versus 63.18 percent for the British.
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Prominent Names Circling Navy Post Vacancy
The article lists Henry W. Raymond of Germantown Pennsylvania a former secretary to Secretary Tracy ex Representative Robinson of Pennsylvania John Thompson of Staten Island and Mr Elliott of Indiana a Annapolis graduate as those named for the vacant assistant secretary of the navy berth.
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Debate Over Lieutenant General Rank for Gen Mites
A Senate sub-committee stalls on Lodge’s resolution to create the rank of Lieutenant General for Gen Mites. A companion amendment would grant the Adjutant General rank and pay of a Major General, and Miles would not be named. Democrats oppose Miles becoming Lieutenant General. Frye offers an amendment to set the Adjutant General at Major General only.
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Mrs Dewey and Capitol Tales of Wealth and Court
Mrs. Dewey rich with income around 15000 a year from K and Sixth Street house, Woodley estate, and her mother's trust. Admiral Dewey also wealthy. together about 25000 yearly. She sparked a social stir at a presidential reception and clashed with the German Ambassador over admission. Capitol dome watchman lives in the archway above the rotunda, greeting visitors from the whispering gallery. Sultan of Turkey indemnity for Armenian destruction unpaid for 16 months. Straus secured promise, but payment not yet received. President extends his leave and refuses to accept Straus’s resignation.
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Alligator Slaughter Threatens Florida’s Dying Species
Alligators face extinction as hunting and trade drive the population down. Hunters export hides for tanning, turning them into belts, purses, and trophies. Baby alligators are captured and shipped in cigar boxes to captivity, hastening the disappearance of the species from Florida’s rivers and bays. The essay notes the ease of learning the language of love.
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Rome's History as Cultural Core Across Centuries
An excerpt notes Mgr Frederic Harrison praising Rome for its 3000 year continuous life across three epochs: ancient world, early Christian world, and modern poetry and art. It claims Rome as a center of culture, religion, and pilgrimage, shaping general culture and education.
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Question Answered August Flower Still Largest Medicine Sale
The passage extols August Flower as the premier remedy for indigestion biliousness and general malaise claiming widespread use before modern medicine. It cites testimonials from W H Shipman and P E Garisuam and notes distributors in Brazil Bolivia Paraguay Uruguay and Argentina. It also mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Foley kidney cure and Chamberlains Pain Balm with local sales through Jos Emmert.
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