Eli and His Sons in the Firew on Lesson
An OCR summary of a May lesson on Eli and his wicked sons from Samuel. It outlines graft and shameless acts by priests affecting temple offerings, the fatherly failure of Eli, and divine judgment. The narrative contrasts Samuel’s faith with Eli’s decline, and notes the ark’s mishandling and the ensuing defeat and death.
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Eli
Samuel
Peter
Atte
Senne Loi
Shiloh
Ternel
Ismet
Ark of God
Had But One Sermon Jobin the Baptist Preaches
The report of the preaching shows sermons aimed at one end. He knew one thing and said it repeatedly. He urged men to seek the narrow road and walk in the Lord’s path, adapting his message to persuade listeners to seek righteousness.
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Jobin
War trophies to reach every state and city
Congress and the war department plan to distribute captured world war arms to municipalities nationwide. About 1,800 big guns and 10,000 to 12,000 machine guns plus 2,000 rifles will be boxed at Port Newark and shipped within three months after authorization. Distribution follows state share of World War forces, with Raymond Meeker citing safety gains from accident statistics and co operation between management and workers as key to reducing injuries. Filipinos push for independence with appeals to U S parties and Congress.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
War Department
Congress
House Military Atalrs Committee
Ordnance Department
York
Pennsylvania
Winois
Ohio
Michigan
Mise Cally
New Jersachusetts
Louisiana
Kansas
Arkansas
West Virginia
Missiasigya
Nebraska
Montana
Colorado
Florida
District of Columbia
Port Newark
AT. Pletcher
Ordinance Department
Feli
Fred L Giitert
Bort Newark
Mebunste Youre
France
J. Leoney
United States
Springfield
Mis
American Legion
Loxton
Indianapolis
House of Representatives
House
Silage
Meeker
United States Bureau of Labor Saatistics
Petts
Manila
Manuel L. Quezon
Antileon
Philippine
League of Nations
Sears
England
Japan
Classic Kitchen Dishes From An Old Cook Book Educes Flavors
A layered collection of antique recipes and food lore covers Jerusalem artichokes in salt water, shrimp in tomato cups, oyster sauce with fish, Philadelphia scrapple, and plum pudding cake. The piece blends cooking steps with essays on drinking water, digestion, and vegetables, pairing recipes with period dietary advice and quaint poetry.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Philadelphia
Manila
What is Education as Draw Out Not Cram In
An English language newspaper from Jerusalem discusses education as drawing out natural faculties rather than cramming. It argues true education prepares the Teacner 5025 to readive seal life and citizenship duties, emphasizing work as honorable and personal self-help.
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Ide
Graduation frocks favored fabrics net and organdie rise
Net and organdie frocks emerge as preferred graduation dress fabrics with organdie aprons and lace trims. Designers showcase layered skirts with lace bands and three group tunings. light color palettes in blue lavender yellow and green. Fine net and organdie dresses feature square necklines upstanding frills and tucked skirts, aiming for fresh youthful looks.
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Tilsses
Santhine
Ledgingham
Rome
One-Piece Street Frocks In Novel Wool Fashions
A fashion sketch review describes new one piece street frocks in wool and velvet fabrics. Noting practical cut and stylish details, the article highlights two standout designs with features such as girdles, decorative clasps, and tailored sleeves. It mentions dress elements like fitted bodices, flared skirts, and contrasting trims, with a focus on accessories like small satin hats.
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Jerry Clei
Crepe and Chambray Embroidered Spring Frocks
A fashion note describes spring showings mixing crepe and chambray in appliques. Children’s frocks feature hull chastray smocks with white collars and cuffs, black wool blanket stitching, and pink applique details. Adult garments show old blue crepe with chambray triangle borders in pale buff, finalizing with woolen bias edges in black.
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EL and His Sons
Royal Meeker
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jedd
Hadley
Howe
Willy
Phas
Loeter
Fraves
Spain
Engler
Cleveland Plain
Enete
Crepe and
Chambray
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