Jesus Raises Lazarus From the Dead Lesson Card
A Bible lesson outline on John 11 1 5 11 27 and 39 44 45 57 focusing on Lazarus sickness delay and resurrection. It covers Martha Mary Jesus weeping and the miracle as a symbol of spiritual life for sinners and a call to liberty from grave clothes.
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Jesus
Sus
Lazarus
Martha
Iiary
Mary
Hey
Laxarus
Bethany
Judea
Ohser
Christ
Father
Lincoln quote on fame salvation and resentment
A fragmentary quotation attributes Lincoln with remarks on worldly fame, judgment, salvation, and personal resentment. It suggests no one holds a gate to heaven and warns against relying on fame or security for salvation.
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Heaven
Hunger Marches and the French Revolution
The piece describes the 1789 rise of famine protests in Paris with hunger pilgrims marching from provinces to demand bread. Women’s delegations to Versailles, the Bastille storming, and the National Guard led Paris, with La Fayette and later Napoleon shaping the revolutionary marches.
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France
Paris
James Waldo Fawcett
Washington Post
Versailles
Louis XVI
New
National Guard
la Payette
Pampanied
Tanua
Napoleon Bonaparte
Sugar and Insanity Link in Blood Sugar Findings
Investigations by Dr. P. E. McCowan reported in the British Medical Journal and Lancet show that in certain types of insanity the blood sugar level above normal correlates with depression depth. A hyperglycaemic index is proposed as a diagnostic measure influencing release decisions and prognosis.
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P. E. McCowan
Lancet
Full Dress Underwear Advice From 19th Century Opinion
The Detroit News cites Dr Everett of New York City advising women on winter attire. From November to May he prescribes three layered suits: a wool flannel full outfit, a heavy cantonal flannel covering it, and a light muslin dress reaching knee and wrist, with optional chemise.
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Doctor Everett
New York City
Sullior
Detroit News
The Sally Tree and Rural Village Folklore
A fragment recalls a rural English belief tied to a willow tree nicknamed The Sally Tree. A mother’s whipping under the tree sparks a curse, with local lore linking the willow to misfortune and bird nests amid stubs and hedgerows.
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Sheesey
Three Ways to Prevent Gray Hair According to Mageetie
Mageetie outlines three roles to avoid gray hair. The head should be kept uncovered and hats should be loose. Scalp massage with fingers and daily hair tonics plus weekly bland oil are advised. A diet of whole wheat bread, fruit salads, and ample spinach vegetables is recommended.
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Mageetie
Brunnerville Church Plans Sunday Services and Notices
Reverend Tobias lists Sunday worship at 9 and 10, with Evening Worship at 7 30. Midweek Prayer is 7 30 Wednesday. King's Daughters meet March 1 at Mrs Norman Kline's home. Local social and hospital news follows with many Sunday visits and gatherings among Brunnerville and Lititz residents.
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Tobias
King’s Daughters
Norman Kline
Lexington
Henry Bucher
Jesse Buchter
General Hospital
Degras Degres and Its Wide Range of Uses
The article describes degras degres as a dark brown unctuous by product from washing sheep wool used as leather stafling belt dressing lanolin printing inks special soaps and varnishes.
Pink Spode tea set bequeathed to D A R museum
The pink Spode tea set, once owned by Colonel Marsteller aide de camp to General Washington, is bequeathed to the D A R museum by Mrs Mullken, descendant of Marsteller, after passing through the Mulliken estate.
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Db. A. R. Memorial Continental Hall
Marsteller
Washington
Human Body as a Museum of Relics
Eminent British naturalist calls the human body a museum of relics in Modern Mechanics and Inventions Magazine. He notes vestigial organs such as the appendix and ear muscles that allow some people to twitch their ears as examples.
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Modern Mechanics and Inventions
Growth and Economy Feed Eby's Starting and Growing Mash
A historical note promotes Eby's Starting and Growing Chick Mash as a suitable feed for young poultry. It highlights nourishment and growth benefits for chicks and is pitched as a practical farm choice for flock development.
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Eby
Notary Public M Ada Schnerer Listed in Lititz Insurance Ad
Local notice lists M Ada Schnerer as notary public and insurance agent at 153 Spruce in Lititz. The fragment references an advertisement or directory listing for services and address. No further details are readable.
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M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener and Habecker Real Estate Firm Ad
Huebener and Habecker advertise real estate and insurance services at 34 HB Main Street Lititz. The firm offers investment securities scrivening and clerking of sales for clients in the area.
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Huebener & Habecker
Main St
Lititz
Hershey and Gibbel Conveyancers and Real Estate Agents
Hershey & Gibbel offer deeds wills mortgages and all legal papers promptly drawn. Clerking of sales and settlement of decedent estates given special attention. Phone 36.
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Hershey & Gibbel
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