The Lord is My Shepherd Psalm Study Sermon Note
Reading from Psalm 23, the lesson portrays the shepherd king theme with David’s life as context. It highlights Jehovah as shepherd, guiding beside waters, reviving the weary, and leading along paths of peace, with Christ’s fulfillment in fullness of life and eternal dwelling.
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Father
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Palestine
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Seul
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Military dress for maids sparks scandal at Fort Scott
The Kansas City Star recounts a Fort Scott scene after a political meeting where Flynn and Dobbins argued loudly about the speech. Flynn claimed Dobbins was crazy, and Dobbins revealed discharge papers from an asylum to prove his sanity in a tense exchange witnessed by a large crowd.
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Victor Murdock
Fort Scott
Fiynn
Dobbins
Tam
Flynn
Prynn
Dubbing
Ipc
Kanens City
Absolute Ruler of Depot at Ayrehire Station
A peculiar local tale describes the depot master as an autocrat who stops trains on a whim. A plasterer’s dog barking prompts a whistle and a halted train, then a child’s taunt leads to a quick discipline and the journey resumes.
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Dra Scuttel
Pal
Glaagow
Beotland
Shaved Whiskers Cause Passport Mix Up In London
A humorous passport incident in London involved an American who shaved his whiskers after the passport was renewed. His photo still showed the whiskers, leading to confusion when Washington officials learned of the change. Zeppelins versus airplanes note speeds, with aircraft faster than Zeppelins.
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London
Washington
American torpedo inventor claims device outmatches all rivals
The article describes a new torpedo design by an American claimed to be more effective than any prior weapon. It uses a magnetic electric device to sense large metal masses and steer toward the target, with nickel silver arms and magnetic coils guiding the rudders. The system supposedly tracks a ship even if it changes course.
Rise of Apartment House Idea in America
A New York Herald piece argues apartment houses, nicknamed French flats, quickly gained favor and improved urban living. It notes about one million apartments in New York, including 24 thousand in Queens and five times that in the Bronx, with potential spread to suburbs for quieter living.
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Tus
New York
Queens
Bronx
New York Herald
Teach French to Tommies at Petersfield Front Training Camp
Experiments at Petersfield train British soldiers in practical French for daily life at the front. Volunteers teach key vocabulary first, then songs and scenes to simulate encounters with sentries and medical staff. Most men complete the brief course within a month. Life is described as progressively changing partners after every little matrimonial game.
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Petersfield
Volun
Red Crom Murae
False reports on Canadian lands mislead buyers
The letter condemns false statements about Canadian lands and warns they will be disproved. It notes Western Canada's fertility, the Saskatchewan levy of 10 per quarter section on uncultivated non resident lands, and Alberta's 10 mill tax on uncultivated land value. It argues government measures aim to benefit communities and farms through cultivation and cooperation.
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Canada
United States
British Northwest
Two
Dakotas
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Western
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ern
Thought of None But Hubby and Other Alleged Tales
A chaotic collection of short pieces from a sensational column. An unnamed jealous wife suspects infidelity at a masked ball until the reveal shows her error. Additional items discuss methods to prevent premature burial, dental jewelry at high society events, and quick quips about social fortunes and luck.
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Mra
Mulliger Tawne
Greem
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