The Sunday School Lesson on Mary and Jesus Anointing
Text outlines Jesus crucifixion anticipation with Judas betrayal noted in Mark and Luke. Mary anoints Jesus with spikenard foreshadowing burial, Martha and Lazarus present, debate on devotion vs. criticism, and a call to heartfelt worship. The lesson contrasts penitent worship with devoted service.
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Mark
Lane
Sven
Oly
Briesta
Satan
Judas
Iscariot
Luke
Mount of Olives
Mary
John
Lake
Simon
Jesus
Bethany
Teper
Martha
Ant Mary
Lazarus
Marth
Tararus
Ant
Alines
Bethane
Peter
Mare
Lazare
Martina
Este
David
Wolf
Ton Jriueh
Wright
Anders
Bacon incident noted in fragmentary reminiscence
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a visitor dropping in on an old lady frying bacon. The dialogue mentions grand bacon and a ladylike turn with a murky line about a pig tied to a person named Sue, ending abruptly with unclear attribution.
Baldy family quip reflects numbered heads and plan
In a fragment from Harper's Bexar, Mr Baldy jokes about numbering hairs on their heads as Tommy listens to his father's plan. The odd exchange hints at a larger intellectual scheme and a light home scene.
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Mr. Baldy
Tommy
Harper's Bexar
Live Stock Experts Probe Sheep Breeding Costs
The Dominion Department of Agriculture appoints Mears WA Dryden and W Ot Batch to inquire conditions affecting the sheep breeding business. The piece notes season decline, value of small flocks, wool concerns, and cites Dr J D Kelloge's Dysentery Cordial as an effective remedy for summer complaints.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Mears WA
Dryden
Brooklin
Cena
Piteh
J.D. Kelloge
You Might Have a Few Goldfish in You Might
A clipped paragraph from the Washington Star quotes Mrs Cam rox advising that any goldfish kept should be of the finest quality, specifically Iskaris, in a brief, period tone reflecting a domestic or garden-column fragment.
It Was Dizzy Spells Warned Her Of Weakness
Reader letter extols Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for nervous fatigue dizziness and faint spells. Claims restoration of strength energy and improved digestion after use. Mentions availability at stores and general health benefits from the product.
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Ing
DR. Chase
A Mother's Advice to Other Mothers
Nichols of Rogersville praises Baby's Own Tablets for children who are fussy or unwell. She reports her daughter sleeps well and eats well after use and says the tablets keep the family stocked. She notes rapid relief from fever and fussiness with the medicine.
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Broskvil
Reading matter for winter on farms boosts learning
The article urges farm families to read during long nights, stressing profitable literature over mere entertainment. It promotes subscribing to current, scientifically informative farming and general magazines and newspapers to educate the whole family at low cost this winter.
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Cou Hole Family
Minards Liniment Guides Soil Moisture and Manure Use
A mix of agricultural notes and commentary on manure practices. Emphasizes coarse manure plowed shallowly risks furrow separation and surface soil erosion. Prefers surface incorporation over deep plowing for moisture control and crop growth. Also references safety of worm extermina toe and criticizes fashion headlines from Philadelphia Inquirer and Baltimore American remarks.
Diner Conversation About Menu Strikes
A brief exchange reveals the diner explaining that many menu items are struck out because the new manager, formerly an editor, influences the listings. The captioned joke is credited to the Borton Transcript.
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Borton Transcript
Odd sayings spark curiosity in old Detroit Free Press note
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press and Louisville Courier-Journal hints at quirky remarks about pockets and memory within a house. References to a 40 cent table and affordable meals appear in the scattered OCR text.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Minard's Liniment Co. cures distemper in vale
A Minard's Liniment Co. Limited customer recounts curing a severe distemper in a vale with MINARD'S LINIMENT. A club smoking-room exchange between professionals, including a young lawyer and a doctor, features a sharp quip about lawyers and docks.
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Minard's
Liniment Co
Minard
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