Improved Uniform International Sunday School Lesson
Readable OCR notes a 1920 lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater from Moody Institute. It outlines November 14 lesson on Matt 8 9 Mark Luke cross references and topics Jesus heals leper centurion faith calms the sea casts out demons and heals a woman with issue of blood and Jairus daughter revival. It stresses kings power over sickness sin and nature and urges focus on faith and obedience to Gods will.
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Wemera
Hey
Lessen Car Mulden
Jesus
Christ
Lin
Jairus
Universal suffrage trial and Lincoln memorial plans unfold
The piece notes the first real test of universal suffrage in the approaching general election with women registering in numbers and voting anticipated to crowd precincts. It also details Lincoln Memorial funding and site plans, upcoming dedication questions, and a briefing on shipping and wartime merchant marine staffing and tonnage allocations.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
United States
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Tawa
Iveanne
Potite Jeni
Lincoln Memorial
John Temple Graves
Thie Memorial Con Tission
Taft
Champ Clark
Cannon
Graves
Lincoln
Ton
Congress
Orter
Andress
Webster
Bunker City
Lincoln Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Cox
Harding
St Ik
Merchant Marine
Sags Reliant Marine
States
Onctober
MAS
Shipping Board
The
Slipping Board
Army
Navy
Trans-Pacific
West Indies
Caribbean
North Atlantic
South Atlantc
Ial
Pacific
Boastwise
Fit
Atlantic
Wexsely
New York
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelpha
Weston
Portland
Vite
HAYS
Ooom
Avy and
Shilpepsinge
Odd Nomenclature for Southern Bass Varieties Discussed
The American Forestry Magazine notes diverse local names for bass types. It lists striped and brassy bass, crappie confusion with bass, and silver bass as terms for related fish varieties, highlighting vernacular labels across regions.
Tough as Hickory in Gen Jackson’s War Nickname
A fragmentary note suggests General Andrew Jackson earned the nickname Tough as Hickory for his tough, unyielding discipline during the Creek War era around 1822. It recalls his soldiers rallying around the phrase while ration shortages tested them.
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Andres Jackson
Mickery
Carrot dishes and potato substitutes for meals
A vintage guide suggests serving Cherie Carrots in varied ways such as cream sauce, glaces, and soups. Recipes include Cream of Carrot Soup with onions and nutmeg, and Browned Carrots around a roast. It also covers potato based substitutes like Potato Puffs and Potato O'Brien, plus loaves using beans, peppers, and peanut mix for hearty meals.
Home Style Fruit Cakes From Old Fashioned Pantry
A fragmented kitchen guide outlines fruit cake and associated desserts with improvised methods. It mentions custards, molded desserts, Dutch rice pudding, a marshmallow parfait, and a wedding cake recipe style, noting fruit, spices, and frosting timing, amid garbled text and archaic phrasing.
Market Style Stuffed Wild Duck and Greens With Sausages
Instructions describe cleaning and prep of stuffed wild duck with filling of apple carrot celery and onion. Greens with sausages recipe adds onion and sausage, simmering ingredients for a family meal, with serving notes and timing details.
Pickling Tips From Old Time Pantry Notes
The article describes making pickles by brining small onions for 24 hours then soaking in vinegar. It outlines a sweet brine two pounds sugar to two quarts vinegar and adds mustard seed celery and other spices to taste. It suggests canth bower and green tomatoes, mixed pickles with grated cucumber and red pepper as a meat relish.
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Walter
Lee
Jean Stind
Howe
Youthful Blouses and Smocks for Schoolgirls
The Leeds fashion note highlights schoolgirl attire with youthful blouses and smocks. Designers stress modest, neat tailoring in jersey and wool fabrics, round or high necklines, and subtle embroidery. Colors feature dark blues, reds, browns, and distinct trims, with emphasis on wearable, modest pieces for daily school wear.
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Leeds
Aination
Ak Joost Ho
Standards of dress for girls in home dressmaking era
A dated feature discusses girls clothing and home sewing, praising practical outfits and school attire. It describes wool fabrics in brown and cream, a plated shirt with attached bodice, a plain padded waist, a jacket with narrow trim and buttons, and ribbon fastenings. It notes sturdy stockings, thick soled shoes, and practical high necklines with three quarter sleeves, urging mothers to embroider garments for busy households. It also mentions French stam styles in fabrics and smart underwear trends of the period.
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Hee
Homer
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Leason
Jenne
Aiea
San Geom
St. Paul Paul
God
Ipator
Washington Hay
Rweest
Brant
Jie Reerwitigg Servier
Etgtte
Sex Wervicr Burens
Steward’s Department
Cherie
Gladstone
Goethe
Aloor van
Herbert Kaurin
Potate O'Brien
Nan Tannggmanne
Walon
Cronpen
Vlande
Erica Market
Vile
Iesr
Tam
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