Sunday School Lesson Review on Jesus the World's Savior
Summary of the April to June 1921 Sunday School lessons by Boyl. Fitzwater of Moody Bible Institute. Focus on Jesus as Savior with primary and junior topics. Includes parables, prodigal son, Lazarus and the rich man, Zacchaeus, the Kingdom, Passover, New Covenant, the crucifixion, resurrection, and obedience to God.
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PB. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
God
Jesus the Savior
Jesus Christ
Teaus
Lazarus
Aixurg
Leccon
Zacchaeus
Jesus
Atdtiv
Jesia Christ
Jerusalem
Christ
Temple
Tesug
Yimoude
Fragmentary Local Notice From an Old Newspaper
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment mentioning a Lew bike, desert, four foot, Gord's guest, Mark Pearss, and furnishing. The legible bits suggest a community notice or short item but contain many unreadable segments making precise facts impossible.
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Che
Royty Mark Pearss
Interest in the Bible and other works echoed in public assemblies
Robert Hall notes that public interest extends beyond the Bible to other writings heard year after year. He claims attention remains steady, never tiring, with sustained interest that never clogs.
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Robert Hall
Mohair Velvet Now Within Reach of All Americans
Mohair once the privilege of royalty is now common in 1931 American life. Mohair velvet decorates cars, trains, chairs, and homes with durable colorfast piles. The fiber’s evolving weaving, dyeing, and pattern options expand uses from upholstery to clothing and beyond.
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Mohair
Society
Solomon
Velmo
Dog Days Safety Rules for Dogs in Heat
The Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford Illinois warns dogs suffer in heat and older or sick dogs are at higher risk. Keep dogs quiet shaded with good bedding. provide cool quarters and avoid excessive exertion. adjust diet with protein and occasional biscuits. consult a veterinarian for skin and health issues. rabies prevalence is higher in winter than summer.
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Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Litwin Pest Iid Burney
Feeds for Dogs and Varied Diets Mentioned in Text
The fragment discusses feeding dogs with prepared meat foods and dog biscuits for variety. It mentions hours, meals, and references to a weight, sewing, and other unclear terms. The passage lacks clear events or names to identify a full reporting item.
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ASCO
Kennel Foundation offers oil portrait contest for typical boy and dog
A Rockford foundation advertises a contest to find Americas typical boy and dog with a prize of 250 dollars. The notice also gives dog feeding tips and care guidance such as water availability and avoiding violent exercise after feeding. The contest closes in September.
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Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
America
Farm Calendar and Early Garden Tasks Recounted
A farmer’s calendar outlines tasks from strawberry bed renewal after harvest to early fall plantings and crop care. It covers removing mulch, cultivation, fertilizer, staking tall flowers, late plantings like celery cabbage, July sowings of beets carrots and lettuce, and beans for fall. It also notes broodiness control in hens and paint maintenance tips, then discusses historical Native American slavery practices and the adoption of captives by tribes, including African slavery after colonization.
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North America
America
Local Church Activities Highlight Weekend Schedule
Rev E E Stauffer of the West District will preach and administer communion at the Evangelical Church Sunday evening. Std Misses Grace Brooks Lorreta Rutledge of Lancaster and Miss Gertrude Zwally of this place were entertained by Miss Florence Neidermyer. Mr and Mrs S M Herr Stanley Strauss and Ruth Herr visited Emmaus. Mrs R J Bowers and daughter Ruth of Lancaster visited relatives here Saturday.
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Ter
E .E. Stauffer
West District
East Pennsylvania
Evangelical Church
Grace Brooks
Lorreta Rutledge
Lancaster
Gertrude Zwally
Florenc Neidermyer
Not Many Poisonous Snakes In The United States
The article notes more than 100 snake species in the United States and that only 17 are poisonous. It underscores the relative rarity of dangerous serpents in U.S. fauna.
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Chicago
Court of States
United States
Brownstown Notes and Church Picnic Report
The Evangelical Congregational Sunday School held well attended Children’s Day exercises. A Mission Band picnic at the Evangelical Church was enjoyed by all. Lamdisville defeated ricals 15 to 5 in a baseball game. Raymond A. Gatz works at the Conestoga National Bank in Lancaster.
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Evangelical Congregational Sunday School
Mission Band
The
Evangelical Church
Ricals
Lamdisville
Raymond A. Gatz
Conestoga National Bank
Lancas
Barefoot Dreamers Sketch Life’s Selfmade Myth
A brief squib in Hoyl Arc oun Bulletin critiques the idea that self starters begin barefoot. The piece questions the notion that the poor start with nothing and talents grow solely from grit, contrasting rhetoric with practical realities.
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Hoyl Arc
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Calif
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