Jesus and the blind beggar in Mark ten study
The May 12 lesson centers on Jesus healing Bartimaeus and teaching that greatness comes through serving others. It details Jesus predicted suffering, the ambitions of James and John, and Bartimaeus’s faith driven plea for mercy followed by sight and discipleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Jeaux
Jesus
James
John
Christ
Peter
Bartimaeus
David
God
Orders of War Tools Power the Soldier's Trade
Washington reports detail the U S ordnance department's vast scale with about 3 000 officers and thousands of civilian staff. The piece outlines reorganized operations to supply rifles, artillery, ammunition, and transport, stressing standardization, rapid production, and close ties to civilian industry to support U S forces in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Washington
James H. Collins
Committee On Public Information
Washington, D. C
Cnele Sai
Ordnance Department
Healy
France
Ihe
Ordnasce
Ani
Ardan
Tim
Hie Jremi
United States
Aey
Western Front
Bureau of Supplies
Tabics
Ordnance
William Crozer
Crozier
Charles Th. Wheeler
Coral Wheeler
West Point
John H. Rice
Unter
Tracy C. Dickson
General Administration
Col
Willand. Peres
Arsenal
Perstory
Eivision
War Council
General Staff
Army
Apple and Nut Recipes from Wartime Kitchen Guide
A wartime kitchen section offers dessert and savory apple based dishes, nut rich salads and muffins. It includes specific steps for Apple Ple Line and New Apple Salad, plus Peanut Butter and Nut Loaf and Nut Muffins. Also notes tips on prep like soaking nuts and using leftovers in sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky PLC
Gingham taffetas and millinery in lilting summer style
The article surveys gingham taffetas as a popular, modest fabric for summer dresses and skirts, noting their simple, unpretentious appeal. It highlights light weight silk interpretations, striped and plaid taffetas, and coordinated looks with sheer blouses, white shoes, and straw hats. Millinery trends include delicate hats with transparent crowns, chiffon roses, ribbons, and summer-ready shapes like poke bonnets and leghorn styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professi J
Iamuel
America
Europe
St John’s Bread in the Holy Land Carob Story
A Farm Life note reflects on St John’s Bread or carob as locust and wild honey in the desert. It claims carob grows practically everywhere in Palestine and mocks poetic excess while recounting a dining scene where a waiter reminds a guest the hotel sits in a hospital zone.
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St. John’s
Holy Land
Palestine
Somebody Had To Farm Life Quip On Self Respect Law
A Farm Life quote humorously contrasts self respect with economic theory. The line asks what the basis of self-respect is, answering with the law of supply and demand as a tongue in cheek justification. The remark reflects agricultural period humor and economic satire.
Taffeta Underskirt Fashion Notes and Silk Styles
A compact survey of fabric care and fashion trends notes taffeta underskirts can crack if not dried properly after washing. It highlights silk varieties including chiffon taffeta and wash silk crepes, plus tailored blouses and brocade turbans as current popular items.
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Uniform International
P. B Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Opyright
Western Newspaper
Union
the Cross
Jenua
Jerusalem
Judas
Pontus Jilate
Ordnance Branch
War Department
Phillips Brooks
aaNet
Wil
KITA
Ioral
Agnes Repplier
Apple Ways
Phillipe Brooke
Howe
Lord Byron
Homburg
Hehdy
Carssens
Japan
China
Liseri
Espe Martin
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