Saul Persecuting Christians in Acts Study
UM International Sunday School lesson by Rev. Fitzwater analyzes Saul’s zeal, conscience, and training as a Pharisee, his persecution of Christians, and the shift after his encounter with Christ. It discusses Stephen’s martyrdom, Stephen’s defense, and the impact on early church leadership and doctrine.
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UM International Sunday School
Plb Fitzwater D. Dy
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Rlon
Jerueniem
Saul
Christiana
God
Jesus
Christ
Stephen
Win
Pure Heart Free Youthful Lusts Follow Righteousness
A concise quotation from II Timothy 2 22 contrasts avoiding youthful lusts with pursuing righteousness faith love and peace, urging believers to flee impure desires and pursue a pure heart while calling on the Lord.
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Lord
Timothy
Handy fastener for weathered double garage doors
Widespread doors warp from weather and resist fastening. A Practical lever device from W. S. Standiford uses a 16 inch steel lever, U shaped clamps, and riveted plunger rods to seal both doors. The system includes guides, top and bottom plungers, and a storm-proof rabbet for a secure joint.
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Standiford
Popular Science Monthly
Brake rods require careful attention and inspection
An expert from New York City auto schools urges monthly brake inspections from pedal to drum, especially hard to reach parts under the car. Clean mud and grease with kerosene, check wear, replace small worn parts for cents, lubricate per chart, and keep brakes evenly adjusted to prevent tire wear and skidding.
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H. Clifford Brokaw
West Side
New York City
Crank Backfire Hook Jams Trek In Ambiguous Phrase
A garbled OCR text describes a mechanical crank and hook device where a trigger or hook catches on a backfire, preventing a motion from completing and causing the mechanism to stop short. The excerpt shows fragmented wording about limits of travel and potential retraction.
Engine safety hook stops crankback on backfire
A description of a hook attached to the back of the forearm designed to catch the engine crank if a backfire occurs. It is built not to hinder normal spinning during cranking yet prevents a full revolution by catching the crank, aiming to reduce injury to men operating engines.
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Kingdom of God
Zio
Plan for Lapping Pistons
Plan for lapping pistons outlines substances used such as emery dust ground glass and rotten stone. It notes glass can embed particles in piston metal and that rotten stone is mixed with oil to form a putty for lapping with reciprocal and oscillating motion.
Automobile costs and racing lubrication notes
The text notes cars in Russia reaching prices up to $100,000 and mentions castor oil as a widely used racing lubricant. It also references the French noun garage derived from carer to shut a space apart and identifies President Harting as part of the Marion Counts Automobile association within the Ohio State Automobile association.
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Cee
Leberetter
Harting
The
Marion Counts Automobile Association
Ohio‘ State Automobile Association
Seasonal menu and wholesome meatless recipes from a past era
A meal and cooking notes piece offers vegetarian friendly options such as Roast with green peas and walnut, Pecan Loaf, Polish Beet Soup, and Sunday Night Salad. It includes advice on light meat uses, doughy porridge, and a moderate breakfast menu with eggs, fish, and baked potatoes to suit restricted diets and busy days.
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Stuson
Egon
Beets and Spinach Dishes From Kitchen Cabinet Menu
A scanned kitchen note lists multiple old fashioned recipes. Beets with Spinach uses boiled beets with chopped spinach, butter, flour, milk and cream. Smothered Cabbage blends cabbage with butter and milk. Rice Croquettes use rice, peppers and cheese in a croquette with cheese sauce. Creamed Young Onions toasts with butter sauce.
Dream meanings and a new method of identification
The text notes that dreaming of beating someone signals good fortune. traders will thrive, a lover may marry the beloved who brings money, and a farmer will reap better crops and expand the farm. It also mentions using X-ray photographs of fingers combined with fingerprints as an identification method by a European scientist.
Fragmentary OCR Quips on Market and Oriental Rage
The text presents garbled lines about a market quaintness and an old man’s indifference, followed by a quote from a Kansas City Star remark on an ad and rheumatism. It then mentions First Oriental Rage in classical writings and rare specimens dating to 135 B.C. in the Jeuxeum st Catro.
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Kansas City
Orient
Jeuxeum
St Catro
Most Prized Afternoon Gowns Diversified in Style
A vintage fashion feature celebrates the afternoon gown, noting wide variety in silhouettes and fabrics this season. It highlights white georgette crepe gowns with black soutache, braided panels, fitted bodices, long loops, white ostrich feather hats, and matching white pumps with silk hose, all styled with a black and white girdle and a parasol.
Paris Contributions to Sport Wear Appeal to Milady
The piece discusses Paris designed clothes for sport wear, noting American and French exchange in fashion. It highlights outfits with plain skirts, middy blouses, and decorative trims, plus how materials like wool, silk, cotton, and linen suit these smart sport ensembles.
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Clei
Muy
Globe
Tero
Paris
Tartan millinery trends and soft fabrics in fashion
The article describes evolving women's wear toward softer materials and trimmed hats. It notes tartan influence in millinery, satin coats with crepe de chine linings, ivory colored linings, and a shift to softer fabrics as fashion progresses.
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Sayl the Pharisee
T. Stephen Stoned
Uneiny
Ismet
Abham
Heaven
Sheqhen
Hook
Russia
Italy
Automobile Club d'Italia
White House
Aimore
Man
Eres Market
Milady
Gubex Prater Bey
Comte
New York
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