The Son of God Giving His Life as Ransom for Many
A June 16 lesson emphasizes the vicarious atonement of Christ Jesus yielding his life for others. It traces Jesus arraignment before Pilate, mockery, crucifixion, the garment gamble, the superscription, and the centurion’s confession, highlighting fulfilled prophecy and the crucifixion’s purpose.
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The Pious Devil by Kate Jordan
A critical profile of Kaiser Wilhelm II, denouncing vanity and arrogance as moral failings. It accuses him of treachery and cruelty while labeling him pious despite brutal deeds, detailing his preparedness for war and predicted triumphs, contrasted with England and America’s response.
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Sarajevo
Raymond Hitchcock
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William Hohenzollern
Treary
Paris
Belgium
France
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England
Italy
America
Amerea
Lusitania
Souls By Harold Crawford Stearer Vigilantes
Poem notes a German neighbor and a 12 year old boy named Joey facing taunts from other kids. The speaker reflects on whether Joe is German and whether the souls of youth must be guarded in troubling times.
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Harold Crawford Stearer
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Vanity and cruelty bring chaos. the world will rise
The speaker condemns tyrants who profit from vanity and treachery while warning that Germany will suffer long after the wars end. Subjection to monstrous rule cannot endure, and the German people must cleanse their name over many centuries to regain honor and prosperity.
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Germany
Slacker Old and New 1 Cyrus Townsend Brady
The piece reflects on British advances in Palestine and the biblical plain of Esdraelon, comparing historic battles from Deborah’s time to modern crusades. It questions modern slackers and urges a call to help the Lord in ongoing European and global conflicts against sin and oppression.
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
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Europe
Conquest by Henri Chapelle on war aims and justice
The text argues that peace cannot be negotiated while violence endures and urges a clear conquest of evil. It compares peace talks to negotiating with a highwayman and insists that right, safety, and justice require decisive victory over brutality, urging conquest as wartime aim.
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Henri Chapelle
Vigilantes
Cat’s fur stands on end from dynamo spark in Cleveland
A cat sleeping on a rubber mat near a dynamo in Cleveland’s power house had the mat removed, moved to an iron plate, and the fur became highly charged with electricity. The fur stood stiff afterward, like a hairbrush bristle, though the cat appeared unharmed.
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Cleveland
Habit of Horned Toads Defend With Eye Blood Jets
Horned toads are harmless and will not bite when handled yet display a defense. When disturbed they eject small jets of blood from their eyes, first from one eye then the other, up to about 12 inches, repeating several times.
Opportunity Lost in a Fine City
A terse exchange recalls a town’s growth from a sparse early era to a more developed present. One speaker notes the city’s current state with pride while another comments on memories of when it was much smaller, hinting at lost opportunities and changing identity.
Kitchen Cabinet and Home Cookery From a Rustic Page
A collage of recipes and homemaking advice outlines meals and techniques for everyday dining. It includes sour cream sauce with cod, spiced tongue, scrambled eggs with cheese, stuffed onions, and peanut rice loaf, plus economical substitutions and child nutrition tips. The piece also offers garden fare ideas, woodpecker habitat notes, and moral reflections on life and family, ending with a traveling father’s letter caption.
Point of View on Saving Money and Stinginess
A brief note from the Times Star reflects on financial thrift and public attitudes toward saving, contrasting behavior across groups and urging prudent personal finance.
Taffeta Coats and Others for Midsummer Wraps
The article reviews fashionable midsummer wraps centered on taffeta coats with velvet bands, noting their practicality and ease of wear. It highlights dark shade palettes, black options, and new styles in wool velours and silk, jersey blends, pongee pieces, satin collars, and bold capes with satin finishes.
June Wedding Pageants Brighten War Time Society
War era wedding pageants rise with June ceremonies as brides and bridesmaids display lavish hats, veils, and organdie gowns. Designers emphasize color and fabric choices, from marines veils to pale gold lace mantles, while fashionable brides seek festive, nontraditional styles to celebrate on a bright social front.
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Front Buttoned Jacket Styles and Wash Tips
The article describes front buttoning jackets typical of Eton styles with waistcoats for variety, noting fabric-saving slashes beside the center front and contrasting waistcoats in pale tan, white pique, and satin. It mentions a dark blue tricot serge model and provides washing guidance for cretonne and chintz using lukewarm water, bran, no soap, rinse, and drying.
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Eton
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Kate Jordan
Mr. Woodpecker
Red-Headed Woodpecker
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