Lesson themes for Junior and Senior top ec study period
A compact summary of religious lessons and study prompts including Paul in Damascus and on the road to Damascus, Saul's conversion, missionary work of Barnabas and Paul, Gentile inclusion by faith, various gospel testimonies, and cautions against sectarianism. It lists weekly lesson goals from July to September with references to key figures such as Paul, Barnabas, and Peter, and notes on obedience, faith, and moral conduct for young people and adults.
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Leon
Barnabes
John Mark Lire
Tinwihy
Semes
Wanee
Basil
Lészon
Jesus Christ
Dammescus
Christ
Pauli
Paul
Pharpathes
Elymax
Barnabas
Saul
Lezsen
Paul Waz Foridden
Aglar
Burest
Divine Guidante
Fiat
Really Eheran
Eilon
Viessalonica
Beres
Leazon
Corinth
Desolate Libyan Desert Described as Hidden Garden Land
An article portrays the Libyan desert as a potential garden land with oases and caravans, detailing migratory birds crossing the desert, Bedouin guides, and harsh travel conditions. It notes extreme temperatures, malaria swamps, and raiding history near Siwa Kufra and Jaloousia, with caravans relying on tea and sugar brew for vitality on long journeys.
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Svadioe
Mohartome Gan “Usivermiy
Mediterranean
Kutra
Lipran
Irda
Catele
Gore
Siva
Siwa
Kufra
Jaloousia
Jnyrenates
Cately
Love One Another Let Us Love Each Other
Quoted by Joseph Parker, the text urges kindness and speaking a kind word for those close beside us. It highlights how their skilled hands and warm hearts contribute to making a home joyful.
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Joseph Parker
Fragmentary aphorism by Margaret Slattery on virtue and self
A brief fragment asserts that serving God begins where you are with what you have, requiring nothing else. It emphasizes self as the form of devotion, ending with a personal attribution to Margaret Slattery.
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Ashion
Margaret
Slattery
Whaling Romance Fades in Age of New Tech
A historical note details decline in traditional whaling romance as modern innovations replace older methods. It describes experiments with wireless telephones on whaling ships, the shift toward centralized offices, and the impact of technology on fleet operations after the loss of the Queen and advances in telegraph and telecommunication systems.
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Leroi
prEyet
Syneders
Serth
Georrie Wisrd
Siig
Feg
Drricge
Genery
Sting of Bee Prescribed as Rheumatism Cure
Kansas City report details F B Haskin of Olathe trying bee stings as remedy after six years of rheumatism. He describes delivering a swarm with a turkey wing and receiving five stings. He writes the hive note claiming relief and praises “Little Buzzer Sure Cure” with improved rheumatism.
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Kansas City
Olathe
Kan
Texares
F. B. Haskin
Patrons Bank
Blate Grange
Haskin
It Didn’t Work Boston Prisons Identity Masking Fail
A Caucasian prisoner was arrested at night and appeared arraigned next morning. Police puzzled at his disguise using burnt cork to hide his identity, revealing an old offender.
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Boston
Washington belief in signs cuts rail crossing deaths
Belief in signs sustains life as the American Railway Association credits restoring stop look and listen at railroad crossings with reducing crossing fatalities by four percent in 1527, a noted historical safety effort.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Supreme Court Allows Swimmera Access Beyond Private Lakes
The New Jersey Supreme Court rules Swimmera may legally splash on private lakes as long as she does not touch the bottom. Touching private property would count as trespass.
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Camden
N. J
State Supreme Court
Swedish moose threat to match industry prompts cull request
Swedish moose consume aspen trees used for matches, endangering the Vaestervik Match company in Smaaland. The factory seeks government permission to kill the animals despite game laws. Efforts to cultivate trees have been hindered by the monarch of the Swedish forests.
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Joekveping
Sweden
Vaestervik Match Company
Smaaland
Bachelors Defend Unmarried State in Baltimore
The article reports Baltimore bachelors defending bachelorhood as a state of conduct amid German statistics. Quoted figures and prominent locals like Frederick R. Heber and J. Wallace Bryan weigh in on why bachelors avoid marriage, claiming prudence and publicity harm their image while critics label their views as feminist propaganda.
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Horle
Ersiis
Frederick R. Heber
Isasie
Isen
J. Wallace Bryan
Jacksonville Syndicate Aims for Pirate Treasure in Suwannee River
A group of Jacksonville businessmen claims to have located a heavy iron chest in Suwannee River quicksand near Old Town, about 24 miles from the mouth, believed to hold pirate loot and possibly a $15,000,000 Louisiana Purchase payment. River man Uncle Tom reportedly found it two years ago. Hoover Lease Development Company now digs at the site near Old Town with Chiefland 14 miles away.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Louisiana Territory
Suwanee River
Florida
France
Louisiana
Paris
Uncle Tom
Hoover Lease Development Company
Old Town
Chiefland
Reindeer Herd Sets Out for New Yukon Pasture Trek
Edmonton Alberta reports eleven thousand six hundred reindeer depart from their Yukon range for Judson bay grazing grounds. Begun 30 years ago with 1,240 animals, natural increase drives growth and migration. The herd seeks the shortest route, plans ten miles per day, 18 month journey with long rests and breeding season stoppage.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Yukon
Judson Bay
Utrecht maid defies order in odd pet care case
A Utrecht household dispute centers on a maid who allegedly kept a pet cat and defied a supervisor’s instruction. The fragmented report notes unusual daily routines and a perceived breach of orders, sparking questions about household authority and pet care.
Are You Superstitious 27 Ring Beliefs Across Cultures
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union piece surveys superstitions about rings and charms from Asia, Greece, and Europe. It lists beliefs on wedding rings, invisibility, disease cures, finger order, and luck rituals, noting wedding fate, wealth, and marriage prospects.
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Solomon
Joseph
Virgin Mary
Asia
Greece
Sweden
Raising Snakes At The National Zoo A Difficult Task
The article discusses the challenges of raising young snakes at the National Zoological Park. It notes that their diet should include meat and earthworms, but the text is fragmented, leaving the exact feeding regimen and management details unclear.
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The
National Zoological Park
Enya
Castoria claims soothing power for infants and children
An advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe, ready remedy for baby upset, colic, constipation, and diarrhea. It argues that a few drops soothe quickly, avoids drugs, and appeals to parents with the claim of twenty five million bottles sold last year.
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SB. Pitaates
den Kavéy Bis
Paul the Missionary
Packt
Tte
Ecvara Thvyermedliates
Paul the Derntiecss
Aguas
Libyan
Oates
Baltimore
Nalts
Bureau
Wiliams B. Cheffe
Bal Ces Aing
Baltiteore
Utrecht
Holland
A.spinater
Pet
Cate
Legends of Rings
Western Newspaper Union
Castoria
Bayer
A. Drugstore
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