Sunday School Lesson on Israel and Judah Sin
The article presents a Sunday school commentary on first and second Kings focusing on Jeroboam’s idol worship, the long line of unrighteous rulers, and Israel and Judah’s disbelief. It links this history to end times narratives and calls for repentance before judgment. It cites Noah’s era, Babylonian deportations, Sargon’s empire, and prophecies about Christ’s coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
D. M. Stearns
Strief
Israel
David
Jeroboam
Nebat
Hoshea
Judah
Allah
Jonah
Hosea
Jesus
Jerusalem
Tioshea
Assyria
Sargon
Ise
Nineveh
Bamaria
Egypt
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Riddles and Charades from Youth's Companion No 1363 64
A page of playful word puzzles and verses from Youth's Companion featuring riddles about daily life and nature, plus cryptic charades and themed lists. Readers are invited to solve numbered items 1363 to 1370, with clues ranging from monsters and seasons to battles and household items.
Puzzledom Pictured Word and Beheadings Challenge
Word games from a puzzle page feature No 1371 Pictured Word and No 1857 Beheadings with clues like Whoop and dear. Includes Homonyms Maryland, and Enigma Dipper with a Zigzag Mountain theme and crosswords including Money and Indus with a decapitation sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Merry Land
Dipper
Mountains
Funeral Directors Elect Officers in Ocean and Monmouth
Funeral directors of Ocean and Monmouth counties met at the Marlborough Hotel in Asbury Park on Wednesday. State President William M. Duffield of Paterson spoke and officers were elected: President Job M. Smith of Tuckerton, Vice President Harry C. Fay of Red Bank, Secretary C. Fred Mortis of Long Branch, Trustees EB. J. Westall of Lakewood and William M. Duffy of Paterson. The meeting adjourned with a banquet and J. G. Sexton joined the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Monmouth Counties
Marlborough
Asbury ‘Park
William M. Duffield
Paterson
Job M. Smith
Tuckerton
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
C. ‘Fred Mortis
Long Branch
EB. J. Westall
Lakewood
William M. Duffy
J.G. Sexton
Transfer of Two Priests Named by Bishop McFaul
Bishop McFaul announces Rev P J Quinn moved from assistant at SS Philip and James Phillipsburg to Holy Cross Sea Bright. Father Massey of Keyport to assist at Phillipsburg parish.
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McFaul
Fair at Shrewsbury Hosted by Young People Missionary Society
The annual fair under the Young People's Missionary Society of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church will be held on Thursday afternoon and night, July 6, on Randolph Borden's lawn.
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Shrewsbury
Young People’s’ Missionary Society
Shrewsbury ‘Presbyterian Church
Randolph_Borden
Rail schedule listings for New York Long Branch routes
A dense timetable detailing multiple routes from New York area stations to Long Branch Newark Elizabeth Red Bank Matawan Asbury Park and more with departure times from various terminals including Liberty Street West 23d Street Cortlandt Street and Hudson Terminal and return trips from Long Branch and other points overseen by L Berry and C O McFaddin.
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New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty
West 23d
Pennsylvania
7Th Avenue
Cortlandt Street
Desbrosses
Hudson ‘Terminal
Church and
Cortlandt Streets
Long Branch
Newark
Red Bank
Matawan
Perth Amboy
Elizabeth
P.m
Perthmboy
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Belmar
Spring Lake
Manasquan
Point Pleasant
Freehold
Sea Girt
Penna. R. R
Trenton
Philadelphia
Penna
R. R
Toms River
Mt. Holly
Camden
Market St. Wharf
Sea Side Park
A. m
C. R.R
Bound Brook
N. J
Liberty Street
324
R.R. Hudson
Church and Cortlandt Sts
McFaddin
G. P.A
N.Y
Bowser's Plan to Help Tramps Fails as Vicious Cycle Frustrates
Mr Bowser declares a plan to redeem tramps by work and charity but faces backlash when tools are pawned, a tramp is attacked, and the couple discovers the limits of kindness. Bowser endures a humbling failure as his wife tends him at home.
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Brriberiy
Mr. Bowser
Sonal
Mya
B. Bowser
Been
Milan
Bowser
Erin
Seriou
Passes for livestock caretakers under anti-pass law debated
Fragment references an anti-pass provision granting free transport to necessary caretakers of livestock poultry and fruit. A man insists on a trip with an aunt and nephew claiming live stock and produce as justification. The dialogue includes a salesman and stray phrases from a period publication.
Liberty permits a man to eat what he likes
A quotation from Puck notes that liberty allows indulgence in eating what one desires but adds that such freedom can bring sleep difficulties, concluding that insurance is the price of liberty.
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Puck
Missing Cashier Leads to $25,000 Shortfall in London
A fragmented report notes a missing cashier described as tall, with a vault in London showing a $25,000 deficiency. The التجارية business man remarks Heaven knows, while an inspector seeks details on the absent employee.
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Hex
London
Opisiog
Expensive Aids He-Grace Youth Inquiry
A fragment notes He-Grace appearing youthful while acknowledging rising yearly costs. The item reflects a Boston Transcript quip on aging and expense, with no clear event or named individuals beyond the cited phrase.
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Grace
Boston Transcript
Teens Escape Plans End With Elopement Attempt
Brielle Leay fifteen and Karl Rankin eighteen eloped from this county intending to head for Philadelphia with a large satchel held by a borrowed shawl strap. They had kept company since Rankin’s discharge and fled Sunday night after promises to reform. Mrs Allen searched for her daughter when she did not return from visiting Mrs Sutterly, and Rankin was also missing. Rankin’s father Greenwood Rankin and Mr Allen’s detective brother pursue the couple, believed headed toward Wilmington Delaware. Rankin had left the store of George Van Sickle and borrowed a shawl strap from May Osborne before saying he would rejoin the navy.
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Brielle
Forte
Philadelphia
Karl Rankin
Briellé
Owas
Pearl Allen
Reeoe
Mrs. Sutterly
Wilmington
Del
Rankin
Greenwood
George
van Sickle
May-Osborne
Navy
Arrests for Concealed Weapons and Disorderly Conduct
William Rice was arrested on a concealed weapon charge and loitering near the Chasey home. Recorder Arrowsmith suspended sentences on promise to leave town. Selfa Brown was arrested for disorderly conduct and fined $10. Carman Scibbeli and Frank White faced weapons charges with bail set for Scibbeli at $500 pending grand jury action.
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William Rice
Pat Johnan-Kingsland
Sf Elias Ghasey
Charg
Chasey
Recorder Arrowsmith
Rice
Selfa Brown
Edwards
Carman’ Scibbeli
Vetter
Frank White
Wikoff moves hay store to West Front Street building
Fred Wikoff of Red Bank rents a large West Front Street building near the Southern Railroad to use as a storehouse for baled hay and bags while his proposed new warehouse is built. Improvements include a new floor by Harling Johnson & Frake contractors. the site was formerly Adcock’s iron foundry.
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Fred‘d. ‘Wikoff
Red Bank
Grann
Walling
Sbtherd
Harling, Johnson 4 .& Frake
Adcock’s Iron Foundry
Wikoff
West Front ‘Street
Jedr Broad ‘Street
Fruit Vendor Rescues Runaway Horse and Wagon
Harry Mallard, a Sea View Avenue fruit wagon seller, risks his life to stop a speeding horse and overturned wagon. He grabs the horse by the head just as it nears the bystanders, saving the three passengers but injuring his back. The driver and passengers silently depart without thanks.
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Harry Mallard
Sea View Avenue
Mallard
Wes. Velragis
Location of Fire Alarm Boxes list with multiple streets
A long list details fire alarm box locations across several avenues and streets including Cor cor Second Avenues Bath Second Avenues Second and Brighton Avenues Cedar Avenue Crossing N Y L B R B Takanassee Lake Ocean Avenue Elberon Park Elberon Avenues Elberon Hotel Ocean Avenue Elberon 45 Elberon Station Norwood Avenues Westwood Brighton Avenues Guire's Feed Store Brighton Avenue Bath Ave at Prospect Street Morris Avenue Prospect Street Long Branch Station N Y L B B R R Third Westwood Fifth Avenue Slocum Place Ocean Avenue Broadway Broadway Edwards Lumber and Coal Co Mill Morrell Street Gov Norwood Avenue Brand Ave Cloughly Nicholl Co Lumber Mill Lafayette Street Branchport Avenue Bennett's Grocery Caroline Edwards Avenues Gor Sixth Avenue Halburton Street Gor Avenue Liberty Street Patten Port au Peck Avenues Pleasure Bay Circuit Tepe a 1 o'clock 120 ee I comee fnly
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Second Avenues
Bath
Second
Brighton
Cedar Avenue
N. Y
Takanassee Lake
Ocean Avenue
Elberon
Park
Elberon Avenues
Elberon Hotel
Elberon Station
Park and
Norwood Avenues
Norwood Avenue
Campbell Avenue
Westwood
Brighton Avenues
Guire’s
Brighton Avenue
Bath Ave
Prospect Street
Morris Avenue
Long Branch
Third
Westwood Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Slocum Place
Broadway
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Edwards Lumber and Coal Co
Morrell Street
Gov
Grand
Buttonwood
Brand Ave
Cloughly, Nicholl & Co
Lafayette Streets
Branchport Avenue
Bennett’s Grocery
Caroline
Edwards Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Halburton Street
Avenue
Liberty Street
Patten
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
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Navesink Lodge
Leon Cubberley
Madison Ave
Record Building
N. d
William Asher Stevens
P. O. Building
J. W. Seamans
P. O. Sex
H. B. Seymour
Morris Building
Long Branch City
Telephone
16-L
H. B. van Dorn
Second National Bank
Clarence G. van Note, LL. B
Masonic Halk Maitidingeg
Longah
Neg
Henry 8. Terhune
Postoffice Balding
M. J
Charles F. Sexton
Masonic Hall
Builidina
Lond, Baier
Hécora
Santo Morelli & Son Ladies Custom Tailors Tailors
Paris
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