Sunday School Lesson on Bible Heroes and Humility
A Sunday School lesson by William and Gilroy, D.D. reflects on biblical figures from Israel in an instructive tone. It emphasizes learning from both great liberators and lesser characters, noting prophets, judges, and examples like Samuel and David to illustrate honesty, worship, and moral lessons across biblical narratives.
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Israel
God
Billy
UL Samuel
David
Micaiah
Anh
Samuel
Selemon
Doctor Answers Itchy Skin Questions In Q&A Format
A historical column presents patient questions about skin itch and rashes. Dr Jordan replies with general guidance, noting causes from parasites to weather and stressing removal of the underlying source. Readers submit inquiries about relief and treatment options.
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Jordan
Traian Ache
Sterling Plot and Nighttime Heist Dramatizes Marriage Strife
The story centers on Playboy Marcus Sterling who owes gambling debts to Harry Bindle. Sterling’s wealthy wife refuses him relief while Bindle’s threats escalate. A staged robbery at Sterling’s home follows, as Marcus encounters Janet Worbury and Byron Landis at the Country Club, with tensions over a threatened affair and a planned further murder on the horizon.
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Harry Bindle
Fam
Raone Gindle
Sterlin
Sterling
Ullers
Biarle Lan
Marcus
Jeralt Country Club
Janet Worbery
Janet
Hal
Miriam
Byron Landis
Bridge
Walter
Landis
Ismitt Sternl
Sneyver
Marcus Sterling
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Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered names and phrases from a local edition. Readable items reference individuals, places, and a community page layout, with no clear event or outcome to summarize into a coherent story.
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Deneke
Advice on living with in laws Mrs Dix style
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader on harmony with a mother in law, explaining that conflict arises from a bottleneck of control and interference. The columnist urges practical boundaries, patience, and clear roles to reduce friction between wife, husband, and mother.
Strange Thou in a Hospital for What Would Eve Do
HAL Boyle reflects on hospital life amid a citywide misery. A nurse recalls a drunken patient who lamented his failure to support four children and others share haunting memories of family ruin and personal struggle within the ward.
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Hal Boyle
New Yorks
Seos
Chillons
Leo Tolstoy
Fragmented Text From a Wary Historical Note
The readable fragments mention Bolshevists and political struggle in a distant region and reference a figure called Doma Neerdot. The passage appears as garbled OCR with names and terms blended, including mentions of units and a potential public or political context. No clear event date or location is identifiable.
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