Shepherd Boy Who Became King in Early David Narrative
Lesson centers on David as a shepherd chosen by God, anointed by Samuel, and later king. It traces his youth, bravery against lions and Goliath, friendships with Jonathan, his ascent from outcast to king over Judah and then Israel, and the divine perspective on true greatness.
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Samuel
David
King
I Sam
Saul
Jesse
Goliath
San
Israel
Jonathan
David Saul
Judah
Hebron
Ishbosheth
The Everlasting Arms Quote Expresses Restful Trust
A devotional reflection from Adeline D. T. Whitney links rest to divine support, noting that the Almighty sustains every tired creature. The passage emphasizes God’s closeness and constant grip as a source of comfort.
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God
Adeline D. T. Whitney
Heavy to Bear Losses and Crosses
A devotional quotation by C. H. Spurgeon notes that spiritual burden becomes lighter when hearts align with God, framing trials as manageable with faith.
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C. H. Spurgeon
Cholera Epidemic Kills Ohio Hogs
Ohio hog cholera outbreaks spread across several areas. Experts urge vaccination at five to six weeks, or as early as one week, to prevent losses that last year were minimal. The disease has acute and chronic forms with feverish, listless hogs and skin lesions.
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J. W. Watcher
Ohio State University
WNU
Ohio
Cunning Summer Clothes for Tots in Plaids and Linens
Cherie Nicholas highlights summer children’s fashion with ginghams, linens, and dimities. Frocks feature organdie frills, piping, and belts, while matching blouses and capes show how to mix plaids and stripes. Linen outfits and handwork smocking rise in juvenile style.
New York Farm Woodlots Return Million to Owners
New York farm woodlots cover 3,684,000 acres and yielded 16,269,000 dollars. Wisconsin, with 5,705,000 acres, posted 16,925,000 dollars. Woodlots primarily supplied fuelwood, with sawlogs and other products following.
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New York
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Tennessee
J. A. Cope
State College of Agriculture
New York State
United States
Army Worms on the Way Warns of Crop Damage
Entomologists warn that a wet spring and rapid grass growth may boost army worm populations this year. Tiny greenish caterpillars feed near ground level, damaging grain before farmers can respond. Sprinkling poisoned bran bait over infested fields is the advised control measure.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Plans for Corncribs and Grain Bins by USDA
Plans for simple inexpensive corncribs and crib and granary units by the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering, United States Department of Agriculture, with frame construction, rat proof design, middle driveways, removable ventilators, drying racks, and drag doors. Ventilation and rat proofing devices may be used in remodeling old structures. plans suit various sizes and types.
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Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Agricultural Squibs On Bead Work And Crops
Slightly green fruit is best for pickling. Blacksmithing gains favor among Nebraska farmers. Crow Creek Indians in S C design a 4H emblem in bead work. Alfalfa remains Illinois top hay crop with an average yield of 2.3 tons per acre.
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Crow Creek Reservation
S. C
Illinois
Tie Around Neck Frock Shows Swagger Style
A white frock in a new ribbed chardonite acetate features a drawstring neckline and a waist cord tied casually at the side. The design conveys swank with a distinctive tied look and self-hardenize cord detail.
Surprise Color Red in High Fashion Days
Color red emerges as a top fashion trend with white frocks red jackets red bags gloves and oats highlighted as stylish mid season wear across collections.
Black and White Holds Popularity in Midseason Fashion
Fashion shows showcase scores of outfits pairing white and black. White coats with black frocks dominate, along with white hats gloves and collars paired to black dresses and trims. Designers Lelong and Bruyere display white satin frocks with black accents and coordinated coats.
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Lelong
Bruyere
Paris Milliner Sells Hat Made of Human Hair
Paris fashion circles notice a hat crafted entirely from human hair. The exotic headpiece, chosen in shades like platinum blonde or raven brunette, is knitted or woven and finished with shellac to keep curls in place.
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Paris Milliner
Autumn Fashion: Velvet Bonnets Replace Straw Hats
The note says women will wear large velvet bonnets soon, replacing straw cart wheel hats. It highlights pretty bonnets with colored prints and claims they enhance eye coloring and overall beauty.
Scraps Humor Common Experience Quip
A Cincinnati Enquirer joke notes the idea of a church calling a minister to preach the gospel, yet suggesting ministers may feel chosen for scrutiny by church members. The humor centers on the tension between preaching duties and being judged by congregants.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Simple Sleep Talk Advice for Wary Spouses
The doctor says sleep talking is common and usually harmless. Keep a regular sleep schedule, reduce caffeine, and note triggers. If it worsens or causes distress, seek medical evaluation for underlying sleep disorders.
Not Her Fault Comment Sparks Wardrobe Debate
Dialogue centers on fashion and budget with a quip about a wife’s clothing allowance at three quarters of her husband’s salary. The remark reflects social attitudes toward money and appearance in the household.
Dime Lost Prompting Search for Help
A boy tells a kind lady he lost a dime this afternoon and his mother sent him out again to search. She suggests that if he cannot find it, a nickel would suffice.
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Gazette
Montreal
Feminine Failing and the Film Ending Question
A humorous line questions why Mrs Smith attends screenings just as the main film ends. The quip implies she prefers knowing the ending before the lengthy feature.
Slight Mistake Visitor at Hotel Window Joke
A hotel manager quips about see through walls as a visitor notes the thin partition. The exchange frames a humorous misperception of a room feature and its purpose in a hotel setting.
Passport Clerk Corrects Hair Color Error in Form
A passport official tells a woman there was a mistake in her application color noting hair shade as dark instead of fair. She responds with a polite offer to correct it herself or have it amended.
Is Jane a careful driver status remark
The quoted line reflects a humorous self assessment about Jane, noting she is not exactly careful yet extraordinarily fortunate behind the wheel. It captures a character’s wry view on driving prudence and luck.
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Jane
Weather Talk Holds Dum Ley in Plot of Relief
In dialogue from a humorous piece, Mr Dum Ley rambles about the weather while Miss Cayenne notes his habit of talking without thinking. The exchange highlights a lighthearted character trait and social interaction.
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Mr. Dumley
Miss Cayenne
Lounge for customers at large millinery establishment
A London Humorist note reports a large millinery house adding a customer lounge. It lets shoppers rest a few minutes while fashions change, reflecting a shift toward in store comfort.
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London
Wifey’s Objection Over William Jackson Glasses
The fragment notes that William Jackson stops wearing glasses, as his wife objects claiming his appearance shows wrinkles and gray hair too plainly. The brief focuses on domestic disagreement and visual judgment within the couple.
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William Jackson
Banks
Mean Thing Sparks Quiet Domestic Tension
A brief domestic exchange reveals a tense moment as a wife admonishes her husband for speaking his mind and the husband agrees with a quiet, reluctant tone. The dialogue captures a slice of private life with recognizable relationship dynamics.
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Thomas
Long Wait in Prospect for Manager Abroad
A young man demanded to see the manager and refused to deal with the junior. The clerk explained the manager was away on business abroad. After nearly an hour the man asked again, and the reply noted the manager is gone for about two weeks.
Father pays traffic fine with pennies borrowed from son
A Kansas City Kansas man, arrested for passing another car on the intercity viaduct, returned home for five dollars in pennies borrowed from his eight month old son’s bank to pay the fine. The father promised to repay on payday.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Vancouver Province
No Cause for Worry Doctor-T
In a terse exchange a patient questions a doctor about eating a porterhouse steak without permission. The doctor insists the meal does not affect treatment while a friend covers the bill.
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Doe
Lost Doctor-Well Ad Lib Turns Cold Joke
Dialogue humor about a patient and doctor, where the patient loses his suit and watch rather than his cold. The quip ends with the doctor approving the odd remedy.
Liar Ethyl and Myrtle Collide Over a Lie
A brief Pathfinder Magazine quip shows Ethyl accusing a lover of claiming the first love on Saturday night and Myrtle challenging him about his Sunday-night lie. The exchange captures a witty domestic vignette.
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Ethyl
Myrtle
Pathfinder Magazine
Fairly Warned Phrase Sparks Echoes of Matrimony Debt
A fragment quotes a warning about marriage and shared finances, noting a wife as a dearest possession and the implication that two cannot live as cheaply as one. The lines reveal attitudes toward partnership and money in the period.
Not a Pleasing Thought Delicate Exchange
A brief dialogue exchanges witty lines about love and perception. The speakers compare affection to an acquired taste with humorous undercurrents. The tone hints at self awareness and playful rejection.
Trench Cave-In Prompted Rescue At Work Site
Foreman learns trench collapse occurred with workers already digging to reach a trapped man. One worker confirms they are digging him out to inform the trapped individual. No further details on location or injuries are provided.
Setting Her Right Between Mrs Cornwallis And Nurich
In a brief exchange the women discuss health and resilience noting Nurich’s impairment yet affirming their mutual strength and good spirits despite rumors of illness.
Recovered Border Cities Star Fragment on Altar Departure
The note cites a line about leaving a partner at the altar and a failed moment that abruptly shifted to a recovery of courage, highlighting a dramatic personal rebirth echoed in the Border Cities Star column.
Rumor MacTavish Buys Gas Station Hampson
Exchange reports inquiry about MacTavish purchasing a gasoline station. A witness notes the removal of the Free Air signs, but no confirmation is given.
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MacTavish
Mr. B
Silence Echoes in May Yes and Dick Interview
A cryptic exchange hints at a tense hush as May Yes and Dick discuss what is known. A candid friend remarks on the weight of the quiet, while Answers Magazine weighs in on the moment.
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Answers Magazine
Still Hope Smith
Brown advises patience as dialogue with Smith implies a long-standing estrangement with his wife, now five years apart, and the remark hints at a potential reconciliation path despite extended silence.
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Hope Smith
Brown
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