Jesus Baptism and Temptation Lesson Overview
The lesson centers on Jesus’ baptism by John and the opening temptation in the wilderness. It explains the negative and positive significance of baptism, heavenly approval, and Jesus’ threefold temptation as Son of Man, Son of God, and Messiah. It emphasizes obedience to God, sinlessness, and reliance on Scripture to defeat Satan.
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Jesus
the Heavenly Father
Nazareth
John
Christ
God
Temptation
Satan
Soul Made for Joy and the Kindness in Sorrow
A reflective note on the human soul being made for joy despite sorrow. The writing compares the soul to a harp, suggesting that those who endure the most suffering may find happiness, emphasizing innate talent for joy amid hardship.
Christ and Church Upholding The Lord’s Unneeded Favors
A brief reflective note contends that no one must uphold Christ or his church. The author argues the Lord of the universe does not rely on human defense, even as believers strive to live faith openly. The piece centers on humility before divine omnipotence.
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Christ
Women Will Demand Political Jobs After Suffrage
Washington columns discuss women aiming for federal posts after the suffrage amendment. Lady Astor proposes a woman at every foreign legation while others push for assistant secretaryships and cabinet roles. The piece notes women already perform much clerical work and some high-level tasks and surveys how war-time staffing shifts reshape government appointments.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
United States
Lady Astor
London
Lady Astors
Headquarters
American Expeditionary Forces
F and
Eighth Streets
John J. Pershing
National
Congress
Pershing
National Museum
Persing
France
Chaumont
War Department
William de ©. Ravenel
Acasion
Federal Bureau of Education
Bureau
The Kitchen Cabinets9 Sea Ideals as Destiny Guide
Fragmentary text presents obscure phrases about ideals like stars and sea navigation. It mentions huts, a seafaring man on desert water, and following them to teach destiny, attributed to Sehurs. Content is cryptic with no clear event or persons.
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Ike
Home Cookery Almanac Of Nut Cutlets And Pies
A long OCR filled with recipe style prose describes meatless Nut Cutlets, onion toast, cream sponge cake, sorbet, maple custards, sausage with apples, luncheon potatoes, and other dishes. It mixes cooking instructions with stray quotes and notes on food judging and a few editorials about jelly, kitchen training, and a country anecdote. The piece blends recipes with domestic guidance and humorous asides from a period newspaper page.
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Weil
Department At
Washington
Expressions That Are Sectional Folklore Across New England
A Boston Globe reader column discusses regional sayings and dialects. It contrasts phrases like I guess and I reckon, explains rugged as both vigor and weakness, and notes Rhode Island usage of cat-nap and whopper. The piece highlights New England folklore beyond rural or illiterate stereotypes and mentions common daily phrases like baked beans and tax.
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New
New England
Boston Globe
Fragmentary memoir line about a store incident and lesson
A muddled reminiscence describes entering a drug store and ordering chocolate smiles. The narrator recalls instruction to stack wishes, adjusts after noticing smiles, and notes leaving the store. A closing thought urges action with the line every new day is a new life.
Simplicity of the new coat styles in winter fashion
The fall and winter collections emphasize simple long lines in coats, with capes reimagined as full garments. Fabrics like velours and Bolivia provide warmth, while fur collars or rich cloth cuffs offer luxury. Designers add clever cuts and pockets, with fur-like fabrics and genuine fur accents.
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Bolivia
Fashion Look at Suits and Coats in Amberine Styles
Two suits worth noting feature long coats and double breasted cuts with bold stylistic details. One coat shows a wide cornucopia collar, fur pockets, and a belt looping over a plaited skirt, while the other centers a full hip length skirt and brown cheviot options. Organza usage rises in frocks and daywear, with white French frocks and redingotes highlighted by plaited trims and contrasting inserts. A tone of victory closes the piece.
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Tt de Tade
Voloure
Jong
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Moody
Bon
Jesus Christ
Judea
Hig
Lowell
Magweil
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Ersone
Paris
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