Joshua the Leader: Courage Strength and Obedience
A Sunday school lesson on Joshua 1 9 stresses God calls Joshua after Moses death as the new leader. It emphasizes confidence courage and obedience to Torah as keys to prosper and fulfill divine purposes for Israel with Jehovah’s presence guiding every step.
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Moses
Israel
Joshua
God
Ima
Jehovah
Irael
John Wesley
Wemorial
Weatminster'abbey
Cod
Actress Margaret Howe Sacrifices Social Life for Stage Career
Mrs. Margaret Howe, wife of Dr. George Howe and niece of President Wilson, leaves politics and society to pursue acting. Known as Miss Howe and later Margaret Smyth Finn, she gained acclaim in New York as Evangeline and hosted in Columbia, Washington. Her husband supports her choice to perform, hoping she advances discreetly without letting pride or critics derail her path.
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Margaret Clowe
George Howe
Wilson
National Capital
Miss Howe
Marie
Longfellow
Evangeline
New York
Margaret Smyth Finn
Columbia
D. C
White House
Chapel Ill
Miss Howe Pursues Her Career With Discretion and Intel‘ud
Gatters
Admira Hon
the South
Do Not Forget The Quiet Power Of Today And Tomorrow
A compact reflection warns strong polot must not overemphasize itself nor weaken with envy or fear. It cautions against diary-keeping and falsehoods, urges valuing the old second thought, and reminds that today’s worth shapes tomorrow’s regret or relief. It notes luck favors action and warns against idle waiting for a distant ship.
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Ft Sunil
A stylish description of a striped sweater design
A fragmented note outlines a knitwear concept with a white or tan base and vivid stripes. It mentions a collarless or high collar, wide throat roll, a belt, and cuffs with pointed ends, describing deep cuffs and a wide belt. It reflects a bold color scheme including yellow and green.
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Wien
Second Number In The Entertainment Course
The Killarney Girls and Rit present an instrumental and vocal program with Irish folklore, featuring Rita Rich a well known lyceum performer Martha Stelz Laura Verne and Miss Verite Andrews. After weeks of search J H Phillips learns Swan died of heart failure and was dissected at a Chicago medical school under lawful hospital procedures.
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Killarney
Mise
Rita Rich
Lyceum Cir
Cles
Elma B. Smith Company
Mills Steb
Martha Stelz
Storal Quartet
Chautauquas
Biss
Laura Verne
Killarnes
Marverite Andrews
Severt
J. H. Phillips
Mattoon
Chicago
Cilea
Phillips
Swan
Notable Pittsburgh church hires Elma Kindson with Pugh Company
Elma Kindson, a soprano with the Pugh Company under Redpath management, will appear in ensemble and quartets as well as solos and as an accompanist. The company, one of the east's concert outfits, comprises seven artists.
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Pittsburgh
Tariff Talks Prompt Public Curiosity On Living Costs
Citizens discuss the impact of the new tariff with questions about cost of living and imports. The dialogue notes no clear reduction in prices and asks whether steel wool sugar beef or other goods have surged due to tariff changes.
Decline in Public Interest in Horse Racing Over Time
The article notes a waning public fascination with trotting horses. It cites Uh lan’s world record drop to 154% and recalls once famous horses like Flora Temple and Nancy Hanks. Several factors blamed include competing sports interests, track improvements, and new equipment such as wind shields and modern sulkies.
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Uhlan
Flora Temple
Dexter
Goldsmith Maid
St. Julien
Maud
Jay Hye Lee
Sunol
Nancy Hanks
A Texas Wonder Cure For Kidney And Bladder Ailments
A North American patent medicine claim details a Texas Wonder remedy promising to cure kidney and bladder troubles, dissolve gravel, aid diabetes, back pain, rheumatism, and bladder irregularities in men and women. It also claims bladder regulation in children and offers a two months’ treatment per bottle for $1.00 plus testimonials. Dr B W Hall of St Louis is listed with druggists as distributors.
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Texas Wonder
B. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
unclear text fragment from historical page
unreadable OCR snippet includes scattered proper nouns and partial phrases. No clear event, person, organization, or location can be determined to form a factual news item.
Digestive Tonic Claim in Advert Compare to Pills
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century advertisement notes a tonic for digestion and appetite, contrasting favorably with liquid medicines and tablets. It hints at personal susceptibility to colds and the notion that a tonic could improve general vigor and health.
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Salen
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Wabash Phone
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Sunset Magazine
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