Improved National Sunday School Lesson from Fitzwater
National Sunday School lesson text by Rev. P. M. Fitzwater outlines Abraham’s obedience as a model of faith and love. It contrasts true obedience with fear or reward motive, stresses the test of false prophets in Matthew 7, and urges hearing Christ’s sayings plus doing them, to build on solid rock and avoid the sand.
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Abraham
God Gohn
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
The Need of God in Troubled Times
A sermon voice asks what the world lacks amid upheaval and chaos. It urges practical religion embodied by Jesus Christ in men of the gospel and calls for more such men in every church to spread faith and life.
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God
Jesus Christ
What God Desires
A brief religious musing reflects on human limits and divine expectations. It suggests that God does not demand impossibly beyond our power, yet may be disappointed when people fail to reach their potential through faith and effort.
Famous Peace Treaties by H Arving King
An overview of the Congress of Berlin 1878 and the San Stefano treaty, detailing Russian, British, Austrian, and Ottoman aims, Balkan reactions, and the consensus to curtail Bulgarian expansion while limiting Russian military occupation.
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Turkey
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Europe
Matta
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Cyprus
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Calais
Radaiwill
Bulgaria
Commonplace Courage and Child Feeding Advice
A mid century style discourse blends reflections on everyday courage with practical guidance for feeding infants and children. It covers wholesome meals, recipes like cheese rolls, baked apples, custards, and breakfasts, plus a push for planful housekeeping and reconstruction era domestic routines.
Treaty of Adrianople 1829 reshaped Greece and Europe
A historic review traces Greece rising from Ottoman rule, the 1820 Adrianople treaty granting independence, naval battles at Navarino, and the role of Great Powers led by Russia, France, and Britain. The narrative shifts to Martin Luther and Magdeburg, noting religious charity schools and Magdeburg as Prussian rail hub.
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Turkey
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Mangle Your Manuscripts and the Hermit Thrush
A humorous anecdote about a youth seeking literary advice. The mentor suggests using a mangle to smooth manuscripts and press editors to review them. The piece notes the hermit thrush as a premier songbird, praising its genius and detailing its plumage as described by the American Forestry association.
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Washington
Gull
Colors of the Sardine and the Plodder's Gist
The excerpt discusses the sardine’s vivid color and pattern, noting blue green backs and peacock-like under scales that fade after air exposure. It then shifts to a reflection by George Roms, praising hard work as the source of genius and meritorious works, stressing that preparation and labor yield achievement.
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Genine
George Roms
Corsetless Fashion Sparks Debate In Early 20th Century
The article surveys corsetless silhouettes in morning frocks and afternoon gowns, noting fashion artists favor natural figures. It critiques endless dieting and celebrates two suit designs featuring Agured silk and wool skirts. One ensemble pairs a dress with a long coat. the other showcases a plain box coat over a draped skirt with black briery detailing.
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Indy
Enson
Chamcter
Deganer
Old Friends in Fabrics Shine in Summer Frocks
A fashion piece celebrates gingham organdie and cottons as stylish yet unpretentious fabrics for summer dresses. It notes rick rack trims, chambray mixes, and organdie fichus with wallace edging, praising classic fabrics over ornate materials and recalling old-fashioned garden scenes.
Coats Near Skirt Length In Paris Fashion Shift
Paris fashion shifts near skirt length show coats four inches shorter than skirts. French trends push leg exposure with shorter garments, even ceremonial wear. Uproar over evolving modesty and style reflects a broader change in civilized attire.
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