David Becomes King as Saul Dies in Jabesh-Gilead War
A July lesson analyzes David's rise after Saul's death, noting his faith, obedience, and acceptance of God's plan. It covers his justified kingship, forgiveness toward Saul’s fault, Jabesh-Gilead’s loyalty, and the seven and a half year civil war with Ishbosheth, culminating in David’s kingship over united Israel.
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Saul
David
Judah
Samuel
School of Providence
Christ
Jabesh-Gilead
Jabesh
Baal
Bethie- David
Barl
Jesus Christ
Satan
House of Saul
House of David
Israel
Ishbosheth
Abner
Mabanaim
Thhat
Terael
Hebron
Keep Watch On The Railroads And Timber Shortage
Inter state commerce commission tightens control over railroad construction abandonment and financing under the 1920 rail act. Secretary Meredith warns timber depletion halves forest area and pushes higher prices, urging national reforestation and cooperative fire prevention to secure future timber supply. Washington’s parks and greenhouse work boast national importance and urban beauty.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
New Transportation Iaw
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Regulating Tribunal
Congress
America
Commission
Olvuige
Inn
Pew
United States
E. T. Meredith
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
United
Stereary Meredith
Aaid
Bureau of Corporations
Nations
Fereral
Ceen
Luncheon Recipes and Dinner Dainties From Myrtle Reed Era
Practical lunch ideas with Norbert Myrtle Reed style guidance for housewives. Includes luncheon dishes like sardine galad veal croquettes and escalloped veal, plus fish jelly, salmon broil, anchovy toast, clam dishes and crisp salads with French dressings.
Tiny miss in church chorus thrives on confidence
A shy young girl chosen to sing on children’s day reassures her parents with humor. Her father warns Dorothy to keep pace with the chorus, but the girl quips that she always stays ahead. The anecdote captures a light moment as a child shows surprising poise.
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Dorothy
Nero played fiddle in Rome fire debate rages
A writer argues Nero likely played a bagpipe while Rome burned, challenging the widely held belief that a fiddle was used. He calls the fiddle theory weak and portrays Nero as a punk musician, contrasting bagpipe and violin sounds in amateur hands.
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Nero
Rome
Art of Hopi Indians Reflects Primitive Expression
The Hopi and Pueblo artists of New Mexico and Arizona preserve a direct, action driven style. The art emphasizes clean expression of what the artist sees, with minimal attention to backgrounds or incidental detail. Modern ideas hold little appeal to these traditional creators.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Ike
Buffalo Nickel First Issued at 1913 Fort Worth Event
The Indian bead and buffalo nickels began circulation on February 22, 1913 during ceremonies at the North American Indian memorial in Fort Worth New York. Dr George F Kunz produced the coin and the first piece went to President Taft with others given to Indian chiefs including Iron Tail of Pine Ridge South Dakota as the model for the bead on the buffalo nickel.
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Fort Wadeworth
N.Y
George F. Kunz
Taft
Iron Tail
Pine Ridge Reservation
South Dakota
Indian Bend
Buffalo Wicket
Vigilance and picketing duties referenced in dialogue
A dialogue quoted between spouses contrasts early morning sewing with Henrietta's shift to picketing. The exchange highlights dedication to a cause and the domestic impact as they discuss who should rest versus protest duties.
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Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
There Is Something More Precious Than Gold
The text contrasts simple directness with beauty in work and mentions metals valued above gold. It cites iridium at $170 an ounce palladium at $130 platinum at $10 and gold at $25 an ounce, noting there is something more precious than platinum.
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Tver
Baer
Diamond’s Qualities and Mythic Power in Espousal Ring
The diamond is described as bearing pride and supernatural qualities in mythology. It protects from evil spirits, elicits pity from the gods for mortals, and maintains harmony between spouses, making it the ideal stone for an espousal ring.
Crisp, Cool August Fashions For Lightweight Wear
The article discusses airy fabrics ideal for hot days such as organdie, dimity, twill and taffeta. It highlights dresses and skirts that stay cool, noting navy swisa with white dots, organdy trims, striped dimity, and chiffon taffeta options. It describes coordinating collars, cuffs, and bodices to create practical yet stylish summer outfits.
Hats of Late Summer in Millinery Styles
A description of late summer hat fashions featuring wide brimmed hats in black lace and marines, bright crepe and taffeta materials, and several models with ribbons, georgette scarves, and satin trims. Mentioned are cellophane accents, pink crepe georgette designs, and raffia-brimmed hats with satin ribbons.
Autumn colors expand in silk and woolen ranges
American colors for autumn are more extensive than ever, with 06 silk colors and 12 woolen colors. Evening shades include coral and jonquil tones. Guests wore moon frocks with sleeves reaching the elbow or above, and long gloves were allowed to wrinkle at the wrist.
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New York
Wrinkled Glove Wrists Fashion Trend Highlight
A fragment notes a short sleeve length and wrinkled glove wrists as an approved style in a recent fashion moment. The description stresses the arm covering effect and the altered wrist silhouette emphasized by designers and trend observers.
Feathers for Fall in Suture Millinery Choices
Feathers for fall are invoked by experts as ostrich cog hackle and biondine will all be used in suture millinery. Readers are invited to select their preferred plume among the listed materials.
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Jesus
Mary
Christ
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Ee Vmre
P. B. Fitzwater
Th Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newsps
Cecil
Commerce Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
City Beautiful
Washington Monument
Charles Hentock
Hentock
Myrtle Reed
Fant
Dive
Elizabeth Prentian
Twler
Hop
Pessimiet
Tee Axa
REE Optimiat
Argandy
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