Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Betrayal and Passion
The lesson outlines Judas Iscariot's greed leading to betrayal, Jesus’s Passover preparation and institution of the bread and cup, the disciples’ cowardice and failure to watch, Jesus's agony in Gethsemane, the arrest and trial before Sanhedrin, Peter's denial, and the portrayal of human weakness amid pivotal moments in Mark 14.
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Judas
Mary
St. II
Jesus
Christ
Judas Jesus
Galilee
Peter
Gethsemane
James
John
Messiah
The New Power in the Ukraine
The article argues the Ukrainian republic is a German puppet, detailing German steamship companies as espionage hubs. It cites officers, leagues, and colonization schemes across Galicia, Bukovina, and Bosnia to push German influence and suppress non German populations, naming Michael Krushevsky of Lemberg as linked to the German staff.
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The
Ukraine
Teutona
Berlin
America
Theodore Kahn
Lemberg
Kahn
Balin
Heinecken
Leagues of Truth
Gulieia
Eukovina
European
Russia
Galicia
Bukowina
Austria
Kalseriam
Borat
War Ministry
Germany
Europe
Bosnia
Hungary
Schwabs
Maria Theresa
Canada
United States
Republic of Ukrainian
Michael Krushevsky
The Day Promised in War Vigilantes Hope for Peace
A visionary piece urges citizens to imagine a future day of peace when newspapers fill streets and people across society race to support the war effort. It emphasizes sacrifice, unity, and collective action, urging readers to fund the cause now to hasten the return home of the soldiers.
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Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Vigilantes
Kamerad
Red Cross
Hats Off to This Mother
A mother from Holladay Tennessee writes to Maj Whitman praising the Americans and urging greater effort after the death of Regimental Sergt. Maj. William B. Jenkins of the 304th Field Artillery at Camp Upton. She expresses gratitude for comradeship and prayers for victory and blesses the soldiers serving the country.
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Hermann Hagedorn
Vigilantes
William B. Jenkins
Three Hundred and Fourth Field Artillery
Camp Upton
America
Jenkins
Holladay
Tenn
M. E. Jenkin
J. D. Whitman
France
Tam
Europe
Jod
Locomotive Fire Cost From Kindling Varied By Engine Size
The price to kindle locomotive fires ranges from 68 cents to 1.14 dollars, based on engine size. Using dry shavings as the cheapest kindling, the yearly difference across about 63,000 locomotives would total millions of dollars.
New Habits Require Vigilant Practice to Take Root
A wise writer notes forming a new good habit demands careful watching and guarded practice until it is firmly rooted. Each small slip can undo many turns of effort, like unwinding a ball of string more quickly than it is wound.
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Heart A la Francaise
Mission Doing Good Work in West Africa Gardens
Experimental gardens and orchards are part of the Presbyterian mission work at Meter in West Africa. Cocoa, corn, cassava, palm oil, coffee, nuts and hats are among the products marketed.
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Presbyterian
Meter
West Africa
Vintage Kitchen Recipes and Household Advice Verse
A mixed kitchen snippet offers fish ball and corn tamale recipes, sauces, and a barley Hermit dessert. It also contains home hints on cleaning, saving old textiles, and care tips, with poems and reflections on housework and thrift.
World debt to Arabians for sciences attributed
The world owes much to Arabians for advances in botany chemistry and agriculture. From the eighth to the eleventh century they built medical works and studied climate soil and plant knowledge, establishing valuable early contributions.
Ancient Montessori Methods and a Royal Tutor’s Playmates
Herodes educated with his son Atticus by pairing him with 24 slave peers. Each child bore a Greek letter name to teach letters through play. The fragment urges careful parental responsibility over thoughts and warns against nurturing baser ideas.
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Herodes
Atticus
Red Cross War Fund Drive Boosts National Spirit
A historical column urges support for a new Red Cross war fund and lauds the organization’s relief efforts on all fronts. It highlights donations, knitted goods, and a Kentucky corn-shucking bee that boosted funds, while noting fashion trends like high collars and sailor collars in the era.
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Europe
America
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Armerican
Germany
France
SIG
Belgian
Italy
Brhnas
Russia
Roumania
Serbia
Great Britain
Hedrsonnel
U.S
Army
Navy
Hed Cross Indies
Kentucky
New Sleeves Brighten Evening Gowns
Evening gowns gain long angel clouds of tulle draped from the shoulder replacing sleeveless styles. The soft veil adds warmth and modesty, flattering arms of all shapes and easing the coal shortage by covering with fabric.
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Froel
Dress Up Frocks for Little Maids In Summer Styles
Ty showcases midsummer frocks for young girls using voile dotted swiss and organdie. Featured designs include a white voile dress with a smocked yoke, blue embroidery, and dangling buttons, plus a simpler dotted swiss option with embroidered forget-me-nots and colored silk stitching. Summer outings inspire these delicate, durable dresses.
Gingham Waistcoats Spark Fashion Trend Among Youth
The gingham waistcoat gathers popularity from the younger set as shops showcase varied prices. Skeleton waistcoats in high neck and long double breasted styles replace collars, with elastic waistbands for fit. Pique returns, while checked gingham and plaid cotton lead the trend.
Unsightly Underwear Sparks Purity Debate
The article denounces revealing underwear as a symbol of decadent tastes promoted by extremists and fashion seekers. It condemns green chinese embroidered pieces, black nightgowns with scarlet serpents, purple knickerbockers, and other fanciful garments as unfit for a era demanding stricter Puritanism, urging restraint in purchase and display.
Guimpes Made From Simple Organdie for Plain Tailoring
Garments described include organdie guimpes fashioned as Lyre Uke style shirts with minimal plaits and buttons. Suited to wear with plain tailored salt. The description emphasizes easy construction and basic design elements.
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Gideon Hob
the Vigilantes
God
Whitney
Beng
Peetron
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