Keeping company with God's people fellowship first
A July 27 Sunday school lesson outlines Paul's gratitude to Philippians for gifts while he is in prison. It stresses independence of circumstances, contentment, and the spiritual impact of giving as worship. The lesson ties moral issues to Christian stewardship and trust in God through trials.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Paul
Philippi
Mms
Epaphroditus
Tome
Philippians
Heavenly Father
Christ
Anan
Christ Jesus
Within God's Keeping by Whichcote
Benje main Whichcote ponders self reliance and divine protection as a moral guide. The line reflects a warning against stepping outside divine care and misusing human will to govern one’s course.
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Benjemain
Famous Peace Treaties by H Irving King
A historical overview of Japan's rise as a major power through the aftermath of the Shimonoseki and Portsmouth treaties. The piece recounts Russian expansion in Manchuria, the Port Arthur lease, and the resulting shifts in European powers, culminating in Japan's naval victories and territorial gains including Sakhalin and the Liaotung lease.
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H. Irving
Japan
China
Shimonoseki
Portsmouth
France
Germany
Russia
Liao-tung
Port Arthur
Ching
Bowers
Ruste
Liao Tung
Bay of Kluo-chau
Great Britain
Shan-tung
Bay of
Tallien-wan
Itasaly
Manchuria
Korea
Rusia
Togo
Chemulpo
Vladivostok Mareh
Port Arthur Mareh
Wiju
Yalu River
Pacific
Mukden
Grand Dules
Ninsula
Saghalin
Siberian
Britain
Treaty era era of Paris 1800 ends US France hostilities
The piece recounts the legacy of Franco American relations from the 1778 treaty through the 1800 treaty at Paris. It details Monroe and Pinckney's missions to Paris, Talleyrand's bribe demands, and the arbitration plan. It notes naval armament, the creation of a separate navy department, and multiple wartime actions against French privateers and ships in the West Indies and Caribbean. It ends with Napoleon becoming first consul and a new treaty signed September 30, 1800.
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France
James Monroe
Directory
Robespierre
United States
America
England
Jay
Mr. Monroe
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Pinckney
Adams
Congress
Holland
Elbridge Gerry
John Marshall
Paris
Talleyrand
Mackney
Marshall
Gerry
Washington
Billy
Constitution
George — Washington
Merrimac
Portsmouth
Amour de la Patrie
Barry
Basse Terre
Guadaloupe
Truxton
Porto Rico
Tingey
Cuba
Hayti
Havana
Constellaton
St. Kitt's
Napoleon
When Boston Was in Trouble 1774 Harbor Closed
In June 1774 the Boston port bill began operation at noon closing the harbor to all vessels and halting trade. Citizens faced a 20 day notice depriving them of livelihoods while colonies voiced indignation. Marblehead offered Boston merchants wharves for relief.
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Boston
Marblehead
Five Saints In Llanpump Saint Job Tale
A young Welsh applicant seeks employment with a London firm head who asks his origin. He replies Llanpump saint meaning the place of five saints. The head, also from the same area, understands the joke and the applicant is hired.
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London
Llanpump Saint
Potted meats and fruit soups for summer meals
The article explains home canning and potting methods for meats and fish, with steps for potted chicken and various potted items. It then explores fruit soups using summer fruits like apples, strawberries, raspberries, and prunes, plus raisin based tips and a section on hot weather dishes and coconut cream recipes.
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England
America
Ore
Alice
Wise House
Sally
Rogers Pass Tunnel Called Longest on American Continent
The Rogers Pass tunnel on the Canadian Pacific line’s Rocky Mountain division is five miles long and runs under Mt Macdonald in the Selkirk. In Port Angeles Washington a wooden trestle foundation was reinforced with concrete to prevent deterioration, covering damaged piles and avoiding a 2000 foot bridge interruption.
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Rogers Pass
Rocky Mountain
Canadian Pacific
Mt. Macdonald
Selkirk
Port Angeles
Wash
American Styles in Summer Undergarments Highlight American Craft
A historical notice describes American dominance in women’s summer apparel production, emphasizing washable silks and crepe de chine over cottons, and noting the ongoing value of hand sewing. It contrasts handmade lingerie with factory-made pieces, praising detailing and finish.
Ready Mades for Little Maids Fashion Shapes for Children
A discussion on mothers turning to ready made or partly made children's clothing as busy lifestyles rise. Designers showcase practical frocks and wraps for girls, with fall style elements like peat effects and modular coats. The article notes the emphasis on neatness, durable fabrics, and signature embroidery as marks of refined design.
Choosing the Blouse in Summer Fashion Trends
A fashion note discusses blouse choices to suit coats and collars, highlighting fine French detailing and white trims. It notes teal face and white trims on hats, with white as a favored color, and mentions a patent sling for injured arms worn with a hike vest.
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P_ B. FITZWATER
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newan
Christian Fellowship
Sinai
Marion D. Shutter
Elizabeth Wade
Lucy Larcom
New Allerton
Vere
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