Easter Lesson on the Walk to Emmaus and Resurrection
A 1920 Moody Bible Institute lesson outlines Luke 24 events for Easter teaching. Two disciples, Cleopas and possibly Luke, walk from Jerusalem discussing Jesus' death and rumored resurrection. Jesus joins, explains Scripture, and reveals himself through the breaking of bread, inspiring belief and a renewed hope. The piece emphasizes scripture as truth and a hopeful vision of life beyond loss.
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Christ
Emmaus
Jesus
Cleopas
Luke
Pame
Jerusalem
Jesus of Nazareth
Israel
Duoability rule on presidential disability debated in Congress
Washington talks of a six year term national drill for guardsmen and new tank units as part of a broader plan. Congress weighs a constitutional mechanism to declare presidential incapacity with proposals ranging from Supreme Court rulings to cabinet led determinations. The piece also covers Meade camp training plans for officers and soldiers and notes a teacher shortage and school closures nationwide.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
Congress
United States
House Committee On the Judiciary
Simeon D. Fess
Rep
Ohio
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
John J. Rogers
Mass
Foreign Affairs Committee
Clifton N. McArthur
Ore
Martin B. Madden
Republican Steering Committee
Fess
Supreme Court
Representative Fess
Tr Bunal
Representative Rogers
Senate
House
Rogers
Representative McArthur
Madden
Committee On the Judiciary
Wilson
Mia
Grayson
National Guard
Secretary of War
Aard
New York
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Texas
Tennessee
South Carolina
Illinois
Wscouxin
California
Corps of Engineers
Tank Corps
Corp Meade
National Education
Commissioner of Education
Kentucky
Virginia
Georgia
Town
Alabama
Minnesota
The Kitchen Cabinet Recipes And Home Tips From 1900s
A miscellany of recipes and domestic hints including Cream Cheese Dressing Jellied Apples and Lemon Jumbles. It offers carpentry for kitchen skill with notes on carving a fowl, making home remedies, vinegar flavoring, rubber glove care, and various one dish meals and potato dishes.
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Seawell
Open new books teach children to handle bindings
Teach children to lemma the bindings of new books to avoid damaging backs. Rest the book on a table and hold the leaves firm, opening a few pages at the front then gradually at the back so the volume opens easily. A book used this way lasts longer.
Origin and evolution of the English pound standard
The text traces the pound from 7,050 grains of wheat during William I to Henry VIII, noting a new avoirdupois pound of 7,000 grains established in Elizabeth I’s reign and continuing to the present day. It highlights changes in standard weight and official adoption across monarchs and eras.
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William the Conqueror
Henry VIII
Eiisabeth
Pronunciation Notes Included Amid Staccato Phrases
Pronunciation guide explains Bolsheviki and Soviet syllables with emphasis on specific sounds. The fragment ends with a casual line about marriage in haste and a dash. This clumsy OCR reads like a lesson in phonetics and aims to clarify stress and vowel sounds.
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Bombay
Styles In Party Frocks On The Dancing Floor
The article surveys party frock variety among social dancers. It notes long draped gowns revealing toes and ultra short styles, with heavy brocades for draped lines and lighter silks for straight silhouettes. It highlights taffeta, organdie, georgette, and lace effects plus wired hips, flowers, and ribbon accents.
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Taffeta
Organdie
Wrap Fashion and Care in Evening Garments
The article surveys evening wraps with capes and mantles, noting brocade yokes, velvet trimming, and deep Chantilly effects. It discusses care for garments including washing advice to avoid cracking, plus a description of a taffeta wrap with long panels and a large silk rose at the waist. It closes with fashion notes from Paris on春 spring tailoring by Jerome, featuring longer skirts and shorter jackets.
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Tageta
Chantilly
Paris
Jerome
Pease
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Tife
Ingress
Camp Meade, Md
Sheldon Leavitt
Tate
Eamer
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