Learning to Obey Saul’s Rise and Fall in Saul’s Story
Lesson notes summarize Saul’s advantages, leadership, and failure to obey God. It highlights his humble beginnings, divine grace, Samuel’s friendship, and the key event where disobedience led to divine rejection. The study contrasts sacrifice with obedience and traces Saul’s rise, fall, and the resulting divine judgment.
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Samuel
Saul
Mizpeh
Jabez
God
Israel
Agag
Satan
Pray More to Unlock Stronger Faith and Outreach
The text urges deeper persistent prayer to yield greater outcomes. It emphasizes personal devotion, daily family worship, and prayer in church, claiming fervent prayer becomes powerful and capable of spreading through radio and beyond.
Lost Spud Find May Bring Growers Gold
Colorado potato growers may add at least $100 000 yearly within three or four years due to the rediscovery and development of the almost extinct dark red Peach blow or Red McClure potato. The cultivar origins trace to the 380 year old Peachblow line found on the McClure farm in Carbondale and later located in Teller and El Paso counties.
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H. Metzger
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado
Carbondale
Teller County
el Paso County
Ohio Farmers Institutes Draw Crowds Despite Slashed Funds
Funds for Ohio farmers institutes fell from 38000 to 23000, a 40 percent cut, yet attendance rose 14 percent in two years. In 1931-32 costs averaged 8.8 cents per attendee with 2.3 cents paid by the state, totaling 709395 attendees in 88 counties led by Wayne county with 37760 in 16 institutes. Eighty four percent of staff are farmers and twenty cooperating state agencies supply talent at low or no cost.
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Ohio
J. P. Schmidt
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Wayne County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmers’ Institute
Schmidt
State Department of Agriculture
State Department of Education
Ohio Bankers’ Association
State Department of Health, Commodity Marketing Associations
Ohio Council of Churches
Spray While You Prune Fruit Trees for Fewer Insects
A Rural New Yorker writer advises home growers to prune trees with care to reduce pests for next season. Inspect each tree for egg masses larvae and cocoons such as tent caterpillar egg masses tussock moth foam codling moth cocoons under bark pear psylla and twig girdlers.
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New Yorker
Homemade brush burner speeds orchard cleanup in Massachusetts
A large 10 by 6 by 3 foot box built from scrap iron and old drums acts as a brush burner. Clifton and Everett Derby of North Leominster pull the device through orchards with a tractor while workers load pruned branches into the box to burn quickly.
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Clifton
Everett Derby
North Leominster
Mass
Portugal wheat crop of 1952 sets all records
Agricultural Jottings notes that Portugal's 1952 wheat crop broke all records. A proverb about a horse's collar is cited. Coal ashes have no fertilizing value but can loosen soil. Wisconsin farm bulletins are used for educational work at the state prison in Waupun.
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Portugal
Wisconsin Farm
Waupun
Mercerized cotton crochet blouses in Paris style decline
The piece praises mercerized cotton hand crochet blouses as stylish and practical for summer wear with linen or pique suits. It highlights mesh and filet stitches, pastel and bright color pairings, washable fabrics, and Parisian fashion influence with belts, hats, pockets, and coordinating outfits.
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Chic Parisiennes
Western Newspaper Union
Jacket ensembles for summer fabrics and styles
The jacket frock is developed in fabrics of the moment like summer sheer crepes printed crepes chiffons linens pique eyelet embroidery and other cottons.
One Black Dress Wardrobe Advice for All Occasions
A guide extols minimal yet versatile dress basics. A single black silk dress with several collars and cuffs, multiple hatbands, two hats, three pairs of shoes, and gloves forms a adaptable wardrobe. Pair with varied hats and accessories to create many occasions.
New Fall Coats Feature Luxurious Fur Trim and Straight Silhouettes
Early fall displays show coats richly trimmed with fur on collars and upper sleeves in silver, stone, blue fox, astrakhan, or Persian lamb. Silhouettes run almost straight with hemlines 7 to 11 inches from the ground. Frocks pair with soft wools or pebbled crepes, simple bodices, natural waists, and slender skirts in black, red, brown, and deep green.
Summer Corsets of Soft Rubber Bid for Favor
A fashion note highlights a summer corset made of soft rubber with no stays. It avoids a long cut and uses clipped-out sections allowing legs to slip through rings at garters for a sleek fit.
Wit and Wit as Political Banter in Madrid Gutierrez
A humorous exchange questions who will vote for whom. One speaker asks about a vote, the other says the husband’s vote is directed by his wife. The humor centers on the pressure of influence within a marriage and party loyalties.
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Madrid
Gutierrez
Little England Football Vision in Northern Seas
A brief witty exchange contrasts England as a football haven with a remark about a small North Sea locale. The narrator recalls visiting a distant place, fearing the sea, framed by a Nordic phrase suggesting home or homeland.
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England
North Sea
Stockholm
Comedy Calculation Quote Sparks Lightness in Serious Times
A close friend notes a remark of sapience as Senator Sorgum reflects on the role of humor. Life’s gravity makes comedy seem permissible mainly to those who can monetize it.
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Sorghum
Accomplished Prospective Father-in-Law Notice
Bystander notes casual exchange about smoking and drinking between Mr Smith and his prospective son-in-law with notable humor and social context. The fragment hints at social norms and family dynamics without a formal event or outcome.
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Mr Smith
Scott
Cake Thief Confession From Two Brothers
In a Chelsea Record item two young brothers hide cakes for breakfast. One finds a bite taken from his cake and confronts the other. The younger brother admits to eating the other cake after discovering the first was his own.
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Chelsea Record
Golden Silence in Suit for Breach of Promise
A court dispute centers on a proposal to Miss Lark and her silence allegedly constituting consent. The exchange questions whether lack of reply can amount to a breach of promise under the terms of the suit.
Shorter Route in Divorce Quip from Mr Titewad
Witty exchange ends marriage dispute with a jab about money and motives. The husband questions why a divorce is sought if money was the reason for marriage, and the wife replies that divorce is the easier path to the expected payout.
His Face His Fortune
A diner remarks on a waiter's appearance and success saying his face draws pity while he earns more tips than all his colleagues combined. The anecdote contrasts looks with earnings in a subtle social moment.
Brotherly Property Nationalization Reference
An illustration frames nationalization of property as what happens to belongings when you live in a college fraternity house. The joke pivots on campus culture and shared living space.
Learned by Experience in Stray Stories
John confesses he cannot afford to keep a car while Stone insists he did have one. The exchange reveals the car's hidden cost and the speaker's financial limitation.
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John
Stone
Browns Described as Welcoming Neighbors in Dialogue
In a candid exchange the Browns are praised as easygoing hosts inviting guests to drop by any time with the assurance they will be comfortable. The emphasis lies on their generous hospitality and trusted family demeanor.
Well Traveled Suburban Mistress in London Humor
A London humorist riff about a cook and a rail line, with lines from a character named New Cook praising long journeys and season tickets, reflecting commuter life and witty banter.
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London
Canaries in Molting Joke Sparks Child Aunt Martha Wish
A Border Cities Star caption features a child asking why the canary has stopped singing and a mother answering it is molting. The child then wishes Aunt Martha would molt, reflecting a light, humorous exchange in a domestic scene.
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Martha
Border Cities
Postponed Trial Requested for Court Temperament
A wry Venetian quip notes a defendant asking for a one week trial delay citing the judge's temper as grounds. The exchange, framed by Gazettino Illustrato, humorously reflects courtroom theatrics and delays.
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Gazettino Illustrato
Venice
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