Boy Samuel In God's House By Patzwater
A May 2 lesson on Samuel from 1 Samuel 1 24 28 outlines his dedication to the Lord, cheerful obedience, and his rise as Israel's prophet. It contrasts Samuel's piety with a corrupt priesthood and notes parental responsibility, divine revelation, and the new song of Christian faith alongside reflections from Newbolt and Bible verses.
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Farm Journal Jumbles From A Fragment
A garbled snippet mentions sugar and shape effects, a man seeking promotion, and unclear references to earnings and a bet. The readable phrases hint at agricultural or production topics but lack clear subjects or events to name persons or organizations.
Capital City In Hospitable Mood For Tourists In 1919
Washington eyes a thaw in wartime restrictions as public access to the White House grounds, treasury views ease, and major monuments reopen. Visitors anticipate a banner year for national capital tourism with millions expected to tour the Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian, and other sites.
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Legacy of Frugal Recipes and Worn Wisdom in a Home Kitchen
A collage of old fashioned recipes and maxims on thrift and labor. It includes spiced fish dishes, fish cocktails, mock lobster, creamed fish in potato cups, bread pudding, Rice Omelette, sponge cake porcupines, lemon cups, and jelly desserts. The piece weaves in quotes from James A Garfield and Sarah Bolton, urging pluck, labor, and mindful leftovers. It concludes with guidance on avoiding waste by saving bones, bones for soup, and using meat scraps to extend meals.
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Training Lions With Meat Diet Limits Patience
The article notes that lions do not respond to treacled rewards like other animals. Trainers rely on consistent rewards such as meat, sugar or fish, but a particular lion named Hon resists such incentives. Hon only eats meat and is restricted to a limited amount, challenging training approaches.
Summer Fashion Wraps Highlight Sporty Chic Outerwear
The article surveys summer fashion with racks of stylish wraps and capes blending athletic and streetwear cues. It notes sweaters in bright neutral tones, long wraps with large buttons, sun collar details, and coats of various fabrics like bright tweeds and silk blends.
Ginghams in Summer Dresses Rise in Popularity and Cost
The article notes ginghams and other cotton fabrics, once common in prewar days, have surged in price due to high labor costs. It urges home sewing of cotton dresses for girls as practical training, highlighting gingham day dresses with matching trims, and references new negligees with Chinese-inspired detailing as fashionable additions.
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Spring Coats and Fashion Notes from Contemporary Makers
The article discusses spring coat fabrics like duvetyn and penchhinom for lighter, comfortable styles. Short and long coat lengths are described, with facing sleeves and colored linings popular. Ribbon trimmed Etons and navy serge tones feature, noting pique materials and contrasting white accents.
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