Samuel Service Theme in Junior Church Lessons
Sunday school outline from Rev T T Carter focusing on Samuel and Gideon with lessons across April to June. Includes parenting, faith, public duty, and prayer, plus Peloubet notes on leadership, discipline, and religious development for different ages.
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Gideon
Eli
Samuel
Saul
David
Samuel Wired
Peloubet
Jesus
Deborati
God
Muth
Christ
Jonathan
Does Not Run Backward. Time’s wheel does not run back
A fragmented aphorism from Marble Babeork urges living with faith, work, kindness, courage and hope. It asserts that one cannot change today into yesterday and emphasizes making tomorrow by honest effort today.
Problems Facing Stricken World Editorial
The piece argues against Bolshevik top down rule and defends liberal democratic rights. It contrasts US civic power with Soviet suppression, denouncing censorship, press muzzling, and the rights to speech and assembly as essential to progress. It cites Lenine and Russian practice, urging vigilance to preserve free thought and public participation.
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Belshevier
Congress of the
United States
America
Hupben
Russia
Wilder
Lenine
Alt Gether
Bolshevik Party
Western Power Union
Recipes and Cake Tips From The Kitchen Cabinet
A列collection of home baking and cooking notes detailing cake cremes, puddings, pies, and dessert ideas. It lists multiple cake and pastry recipes including White and Dark Part cake, Sham Tarties, Coffee Cake, Blackberry Cake, Date Cake, and Straw berry Whip, plus savory dishes like Meat Dumplings and Trifle with tripe. The piece offers step by step instructions and ingredient lists aimed at home cooks.
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Otto
Poor Picker at Commerce Show Sparks Family Tale
At a chamber of commerce event Dr. Maude Wiley of the Welfare league shared a humorous yarn about child discipline. A girl wept after being spanked and told her mother that her father seemed “perfectly horrid,” asking if he was the only man she could marry.
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Chamber of Commerce
Maude Wiley
Welfare League
Explaining Yankee as a Cant Term in Early Cambridge
Will Gordon notes that Yankee was a cant term used by farmer Jonathan Hastings near Cambridge around 1715. He recalls that a Yankee could be a good horse or Yankee cider and Ike. Harvard students hired horses from Hastings and adopted the term through frequent usage.
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Jonathan Hastings
Cambridge
Harvard
Will Gordon
Ience
United States
Elephant's Sense of Humor Pleases Court of Minds
A fragmentary account notes elephants swaying and roaming in their enclosure as keepers speculate on their sense of humor. It mentions their attention to children and elders, their peacocking behavior, and the strange eyes behind their actions as they stretch for peanuts and interact with youngsters.
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Zoological House
Nature Finds Oxygen Effect on Miners Mystery
British researchers report that normal oxygen stimulates people, but miners show no effect after long exposure to cloned atmospheres. The study suggests miners’ bodies have adapted to available oxygen, reducing any excess impact. Separately, about 900,000 tons of nitrate of soda are imported to the United States from a European source.
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United States
Taffeta Silk In Use Everywhere In Fashion History
Taffeta silk dominates the popular heavier silks for women’s wear especially in afternoon and evening dresses. Two up to date designs showcase white yarn accents on blue or beige taffeta with tunic gowns, narrow yokes, corded waistlines, and three quarter sleeves with Chinese collars. The pieces emphasize color combinations, pleats, and decorative finishing while preserving silk as the primary material.
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Siik
Negligees of American design in fashion discussion
Ne gligees from American design spark debate about style and dignity versus European imports. The article notes simple, elegant garments in beautiful fabrics, praising color use and freedom in design while highlighting touches like silk cords and covered tassels. It describes a pictured negligee with a rounded front, dropped shoulders, and boudoir suitable details.
Suki Outmne The Transparent Hat Debut
Article describes a summer sale for transparent hats praised for coolness yet scarce in supply. It notes the hats come in variants like half braid, marines, organdie, georgette or similar, with demand exceeding available stock and makers struggling to meet orders.
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Tate
Short vamped shoes grace the fashion footwork trend
Fashion notes describe short vamped shoes gaining favor in Vogue era styling. Designers show models with blunted toes and rounded elegant shapes that enhance footline and ease of wear. The trend emphasizes graceful lines and refined silhouettes for upscale wardrobes.
Ironing Day Tip Helps Prevent Hand Soreness
An old home remedy suggests placing a soft milk cloth on the iron holder to keep the hand cool during ironing. A dressmaker adapts the idea, reporting English country cloth for lightweight banketing garments with a beige base and plaid patterns in brown, blue, or red.
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Yitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible
PhicaKe
Icopyright
Western
Gamdiate
T. T. Carter
Europe
Bolsheviks
Fetter Liberty
Frank Comerford
Mussia
Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic
Ruskin
Frlnch
Joseph J. B. E. Moulens
Credit Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Kitchin
Lear
Uney
Pawdler
Suki
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