Making the World Christian lesson by Fitzwater
The article reviews the Improved Uniform International Sunday School lesson by Rev. P. B. Fitzwater, outlining the messianic prophecy in Isaiah 11 and Acts 1, stressing Jesus Christ’s future reign, the Spirit’s sevenfold functions, and the universal peace. It emphasizes the church’s duty to witness the gospel to all nations rather than attempting to rush the kingdom.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Western Newspaper Union
Jesus
Texson Committee
Christ
Messiah
David
Jesse
Messiah Relms
Jesus Christ
Belivers
God
Jerusalem
Heathen Shrine and Christian School Share One Hall
In a village near Txingtay a single building serves as both a heathen shrine and a Christian school. An influential citizen donated his family ancestral hall to house the school, placing Christian desks beside the altar of ancestral spirits. Wall scrolls bearing ancient Chinese maxims sit alongside Bible posters.
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Txingtay
Administration Puts Senate Policy Ahead of Peace Efforts
Washington report outlines the Harding administration’s cautious stance toward a joint congressional resolution ending the war with the central powers. It notes the president and Secretary Hughes prefer treaty-based peace, while the senate pushes a technical peace measure. The piece covers White House dealings with Congress, press access, and how news of cabinet decisions is managed. It also contrasts the president’s newspaper familiarity with press briefings and highlights the ongoing public interest in the Versailles treaty and international policy steps.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
Harding
Hughes
United States
Europe
Senate
Congress
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See
Trotary Hughes
House
Tate
Germany
White House
State Department
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Ite
Hardings
Uwhavy
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Weeks
Nam
General Pershing
Denby
Department of Suite
Department of Government
Curie
Dievell
Seourg
National Museum
United Es
France
Eivery
Mme. Curie
Seasonal Cookery Notes From Utte Era Kitchen
A fragment from a period kitchen column outlines simple home dishes including Puree of Onions, Spanish Steaks, Luncheon Rarebit, Prune Whip Parfait, Ribbon Cake, Lemon Sherbet, Freezing Creamed Lima Beans, and Imperial Cake. It emphasizes plain methods, modest ingredients, and practical serving ideas for everyday meals.
Baked Bean Soup and Sponge Pound Cake Recipes
A recipe fragment set includes Baked Bean Soup using baked beans tomatoes and chili sauce, plus Sponge Pound Cake described with butter eggs and baking powder. Also included are Egg Scrambled With Ham and Calf's Liver Force Meat with garlic and truffles for seasoning and potential uses in croquettes and creamed dishes.
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Creda
Mary Magdalene from Magdala and biblical ties
The article discusses Mary Magdalene likely deriving her name from Magdala near Tiberias on Galilee's west shore. It notes theories equating her with Mary of Bethany and Lazarus's sister, and rejects the view of her as having an impure life based on historical evidence.
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Mary Magdalene
Magdala
Tiberius
Galilee
Mary of Bethany
Lazarus
Martha
Damp Stone House Dampness Remedies in Old Guide
A brief home maintenance tip explains dampness in stone houses can be reduced by painting the exterior with a heavy priming coat before the usual finish, or by plastering the rooms to create an air space behind the plaster.
Werece Mae West Poem Foundéé on Casabianca Tale
The piece connects Mrs Hemans's Casabianca to a tale about Louis Casabiancas, a French officer aboard Orient. It states he commanded Napoleon's transport to Egypt and died at Abakir with his son after the ship blew up, leaving his post until death.
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Hemans
Casabianca
Louis ‘Casabianca
Orient
Napoleon
Egypt
Abakir
Braeses
Casabianes
Fighting Sports in Far West India Attracts Attention
In India the focus on preparing beasts and birds for combat exceeds that of any other nation. Rams, buffaloes, elephants, rhinoceroses, camels, stal ions and even gazelles are paired for royal entertainment. Novel matches include a crocodile against a tiger and a serpent against a boar.
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India
Ribbons Wander Through Women's and Children's Attire
A survey of satin and narrow ribbons shows their versatile use in apparel and home furnishings. Baby bonnets, hats, bridle decorations, sachets, and bags feature silk and satin ribbons with decorative tucks, shirring, and bows.
Evolution of garments and swimwear trends in early fashion
The article surveys swimming and bathing suits for women, detailing wool swimming suits and two piece outfits with trunks and overgarments. It compares practicality, fit, and color pairings, notes fashion toward lighter fabrics, and mentions blouse evolution and new haircut styles. It also touches on baking powder usage tips and earrings making a comeback.
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