Lord's Supper Study by P B Fitzwater in Moody Institute
Lesson outlines the institution of the Lord's Supper from Matthew and Paul, its symbols bread and cup, meaning as memorial and projection, and the expectations for participation including faith in Christ, church membership, and orderly conduct. It covers the significance, the symbolic link to Christ's body and blood, and the forward look to redemption with guidance on qualified participation.
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Jesus
Christ
Lord
Jesus Christ
Famous Peace Treaties By H Irving King
A historical overview of the 1819 Treaty of Washington between the United States and Spain. It explains the Florida transfer, the novelty of paying for acquired territory, and how diplomacy evolved after the Napoleonic era. The piece notes Florida’s strategic irritants, prior conflicts, and the shift from conquest to purchase as a diplomatic tool.
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Spain
United States
Washington
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Aeces
Gulf of Mexico
Avella Island
St. Mary's
Atlantic
Georgia
Spanish-America
Span
Andrew Jackson
Pensacola
Fort Barrancas
Appalachicola
Jackson
Ter
Sodiera
Adams
England
Castlereagh
Great Britain
South America
Mr. Adams
Don Louis de Ons
Madrid
Treaty of Pretoria 1902 Ends Boer War British Rule
A historical overview of the 1902 Treaty of Pretoria ending the Boer War. It outlines tensions between Transvaal Cape Colony and British authorities, the role of Uitlanders, the Jamison raid, and key sieges. It notes that the Transvaal and Orange Free State came under British colonial governance with protected Boer rights and no indemnity.
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United States of
South Africa
Pretoria
Transvaal
Cape Colony
Orange Free State
Kruger
Uslanders
Citlanders
Tve
Lord Bryce
Cape Town
Republic
Cecil Rhodes
Jameson
Pitanni
Bechuanaland
Johannesburg
Inmexon
John Hays Hammond
England
Great Britain
Kitchener
Roberts
Ladysmith
Kimberly
Mafeking
Cronje
Modder River
Kitchen herbs and fish dishes from a bygone kitchen guide
A nostalgic kitchen guide offers fish prep rules from selecting firm fish to filleting and steaming. It details planked whitefish methods using hardwood planks, and frying small fish with cornmeal batter plus a note on a long serving ritual. Also included are several old fashioned salads and cold meat jellies with practical dressing tips.
Spirits of Trees in Malay Johore Beliefs
Malayans and Johore natives hold that each tree species has a guiding spirit. The camphor tree spirit is named Bisan, meaning a woman, said to rest near the tree. A night cicada-like sound signals the Bisan’s singing and camphor appears nearby.
River facts: Amazon and St Lawrence lengths and widths
The Amazon river discharges more water than any river, about 8300 miles long with widths from a few hundred feet to over 10 miles at the mouth. The St Lawrence runs about 2200 miles, varying from one to several miles wide to ninety miles at its mouth.
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Amazon
St. Lawrence
Origin of Blackguards in Medieval Army Camps
The term blackguard originated from camp followers who traveled with armies in the Middle Ages. They cared for food and cooking, carried kitchen gear, and faced washing and cleanliness challenges, shaping the term’s grim reputation. A Bartlett citation notes a Roman emperor’s foundation dig unearthed a golden sarcophagus inscribed with paradoxical claims of expenditure and possession.
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Blackguards
Blackguard
Black Guard
Bartlett
New Sports Styles Preview Elegant Fabrics In Fashion
The article surveys next wave sportswear with silk weaves and unusual fabrics, detailing coats, heavy cotton wear, wide skirts, patch pockets, and bright sweaters. It highlights a short slip-on model, a satin stripe silk skirt, a white taffeta jacket with quilted collar, and crepe garments with bold color and smart finishing.
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Boshing
Reapir
Tean
Rostamarn
Ares
Youthful Wearers in Misses Suits Show Youthful Styles
A fashion feature explains how designers separate teens from older girls by cut and finish. Jersey cloth serge and duvetyn suit options for ages fourteen to nineteen are described, with details on coats, cape collars, braids, taffeta inlays, and sleeve finishes to flatter young figures while retaining a mature look.
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Belize
Satin Floor Cushion with Dual Color Velvet Ruches
The cushion features a large satin floor cushion and divan cushion covered in colored satin. It is finished with double ruches that display both colors, one color on each side, harmonizing with room furnishings.
Change the Crown and Emblematic Dresses in London Windows
A satin tam o shanter crown disguises an out of date hat crown while the brim stays sound. Tall crowns are pie tucked plaid about an inch and a half. Victory carpets display clover and olive branches, roses, thistles and shamrock, with plans for emblematic dress materials following Napoleon's downfall in June 1814.
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London
Fine Waists in Pearl Ray Georgette Crepe Design
The latest waist design features pearl ray georgette crepe with a center front lace. The lacer uses white fur at the attraction, a very narrow line with ball ends at the lace ends.
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P. B Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Hive Institute of Chicago
Western New
H. Irving
Gover
Bent
Toggether
Henry Ward Beecher
le Windom
Alfred Stret
Jules
Spirits OF Trees
THE
Goa
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