From Obscurity to Power in David's Life Lessons
Sunday School lesson outline for June 27 centers on David from shepherd to king. It covers chapters in First and Second Samuel, highlighting key figures like Saul and Jonathan, and the Psalms as reflections. The material proposes chart-based class activities, running narratives for youth, and focused questions on David’s development and temptations.
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David
Baal
Poloubet
Jaree Hart
Siaty
Piret
Piret Saredel
Samuel
Etente
Dawid
Firet Samuel
Geliath
Cois
Lassen IV
Devic
Ylavid
Jeboreh
Jonathan
Iavid
Saul
Javil
Gexf
Judah
Lsrel
Jerusalem
National Prohibition Thesis Echoed by Former Massachusetts Governor
A recent speech at the Franklin union in Hoeton features ex Governor Foss arguing for national prohibition. He cites Lincoln and economic and public health reasons while urging action to end licensing of saloons and to curb liquor states. Foss recalls Massachusetts support and stresses prohibition as a crucial social moral and economic issue for America.
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Exercices
Franklin Union
Hoeton
Fors
Massachusetts
Uume
Foss
Abraham Lincoln
Massachu
Mcenses
America
Panama Pacific Exhibit Highlights Prohibition Trends
The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition shows per capi ta consumption of alcoholic ligors under prohibition and compares dry and wet states. A large 64 gallon keg and a tiny keg illustrate liquor per capita, with the bronze Japanese bell and Mary Allen West’s work commemorated. The display notes Prosperity Cravaties and contrasts auto mobility per farmers in dry Kansas versus wet Missouri, referencing the historic Plowerton petition with Frances Willard signatures.
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Kansas
Wotgan
Chirletian Temperance Union
Pansia-Pacific
Kateos
Ote
Mary Alles West
Francesa E Willard
North Dakota Development and Prohibition Impact
North Dakota shows strong growth under prohibition with rising population and wealth from 1900 to 1916 and doubling farm product value by 1914. Agricultural wealth surpasses the seven New England states combined, while bank deposits soar over the period.
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North Dakota
All Wes
North Dakotas
New England
Alcohol Shortens Life Featured at Life Insurance Meet
The Better Risk reports a discussion by the Association of Life Insurance Presidents at the Hotel Astor New York where Arthur Hunter chairing a study of 5,900,000 policy holders showed alcohol as a leading factor in premature deaths. Equity Life Assurance notes no life lost in 3 of its 11 years for total abstainers, comprising nine-tenths of its insured lives.
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Association of Life Insurance
Hotel Astor
New York
Arthur Hunter
Equity Life Assurance Company
Alcohol as a Household Destroyer
A stark warning against alcohol describes its reach beyond the drinker to ruin family life. It claims alcohol removes not only clothes and pantry contents but also furniture, happiness, and the smiles of innocent children, portraying it as a universal household destroyer.
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Alicohol
Grasshopper, a misread tale in odd dialogue
A fragmented text presents a chaotic scene with a Weatherwoman and a man nicknamed Grasshopper. The muddy OCR hints at a surreal exchange about understanding, perception, and doubt, with stray names and stray phrases suggesting a dreamlike conversation.
Unclear Vintage Ad Snippets Mix of Health and Humor
A collage of old time ads and quips touts dandruff remedies, soap for hair growth, and skin care creams, with nutty asides about politeness, society prompts, animal talk, and a joke about the value of money. Includes references to Little Lester Liverior and Allen's Fum’ Ease for itchy feet.
Most Able Men Not Large Devoted His To Good Work
A tangled OCR fragment sketches public life and a praising portrait of a prominent man. It mentions football physiques, parade scenes, and a large apparatus display, with references to a fire engine and a civic procession. Dialogues touch Aunt Mary and Miss Jobs, hinting at community events and moral humor, yet the piece is incoherent and fragmentary.
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Medlientes
Durie
Plyai
Maine
Trachels Howe
Einai
Helston
Sunday theater hopping and milk questions in town
A garbled passage hints at a Sunday theater visit, concerns about milk supply for animals, and a local firefighter discussion. Mayor Thames of Chicago is cited advising street measures to prevent insurance fraud while farmers debate motor ownership and cattle handling amid tension and rivalry in the community.
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Thames O
Chicago
Stretet
Tyre
Fae “Sen
Spth
Marine Dod Fire Company
Unes
Mrs Maben Made Well by Pinkham Remedy
Murfreesboro Tennessee reader Mrs Maben reports relief from female weakness displacement and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash She urges other suffering women to seek the remedy and notes her gratitude to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for confidential advice and assistance
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Winkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs. Hoe
S. Spring St
Murfreestorn
Tenn
Aydin EL Pinkham
Pinkhem
Fragmented patient notes and garbled text dismissive
The text presents a garbled mix of phrases and names with no clear narrative or identifiable events. No coherent persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes emerge to summarize as a news item.
Silent Night Bedside Bargain
A child named Harold urges his mother to stay by his bedside until he falls asleep. The mother instructs him to be quiet and promises that angels will be with him. Harold replies that he has kept quiet long enough and doubts any angel will appear.
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Harold
Verth
Fragmentary lines hint at a social gathering and family reunion
The readable fragments describe a club scene with a proposal and remarks about family reunion. Vague references to fair behavior and youths seeking freedom suggest a commentary on principal and sacrifice. The text is fragmentary with unclear speakers and outcomes.
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Panama Pacific
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Srna Foster-Milburn CO
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Dept
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Bear
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Hong
Albel Treeope
Core
Johnny
Kida
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Hebi
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Dob
Mopeory
Popcorn
Aunt Mary
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Ogee Parry
Sondas
Providence Tribune
Kir
Hight
Oper
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Westion of Supplies
Shanld
Wm, Beeb
A.D. Baker’ Re Encime "Baker
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Merin
Hoatersky Baling
Setav
Tutt
Daisy Fly Killer
Ire
Ane
Hay Press
Lee WN
Canada
Americar
Munitetoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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Itawa
Asada
G. &. Cook
West Oh Street
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West Adams Street
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