Queen of Sheba Visits Solomon in Lesson Focus
The lesson outlines the Queen of Sheba visiting King Solomon, drawn from 1 Kings 10. It highlights his wealth, wisdom, temple splendor, and the international fame that drew gifts from distant lands. It notes the ultimate hope of a greater king whose reign will attract all nations to wisdom and worship.
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Polden Vert
Mut Waiketh
Wayne
Wits
TORIE
Winite
TORIC
Queen of
Sheba
Solomon
Lerael
Sheba Viemon
Sémon
Euphrates River
Terrien Sea
Altrnnge
Solomon Teli
Nils
Stette Buyshiingg
Crom
Spain
Jerusalem
Alt Jible
Time Should Be Employed by Charity and Prayer
A devotional exhortation urges worshippers to wisely use time for prayer reading meditation and works of mercy. It emphasizes ministering to the diseased, promoting peace through righteousness and unselfish service, and avoiding idle trifling with time. The author cites Rev. 1 F. Reese and Jereme Taylor as sources.
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F. Reese
Jereme Taylor
Canada
United States
Hudson Bay
Ocean
Great Lakes
Road Building Boom Prompts Vast Federal Highway Push
The article, by James P. Hornaday, outlines a massive U.S. road program with federal funds surpassing Panama Canal costs, detailing a 9 fold expansion length and a nationwide push under MacDonald of the Bureau of Public Roads. It notes a shift to federal aid with state oversight, predicts a multistate Lake Michigan Erie canal project and Atlantic coast waterways, and mentions a nurse recruitment drive by the Red Cross and allied groups.
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James P. Hornaday
Washington
Moad
All Road
New York
San Francisco
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Panwainetpal
MacDonald
Federa
State Department
United States
Sueport- Twente
House of Representatives
Congress
Great Lakes
Ocean
Indiana
Ohio
Lake Mehigan
Lake Erie
Atlantic
Mississpp
Hudson Bay
Great Lakes Tidewater Association
Great Lake
Athintic Seaboard
Chicago
Dul Luth
Cleveland
Middle West
Atlanticc Seaboard
Great Lakes Tidewater
Inter
Ilinois
Michigan
Engineering Department
War Department
Theodore Roosevelt
American Red Cross
American Nurses’ Associational League of Nursing
Evel Conse Sully
Chambers N Mere
Press
Boards of Education
Ain
Trattth
Seasonal Good Things From a Dated Kitchen Themed Menu
A miscellany of preserved fruits vegetables and desserts outlines step by step methods for cucumber relish pickles chutneys preserves and jams. It includes recipes for tomato and tamarind dishes, candied fruit, confections, salads and various baked goods with directions, quantities and processing tips.
Carp Baffling Algae Plague Cleared At Power Plant
A power and light plant faced persistent algae in its cooling towers. Chemical treatments failed, so carp were introduced to the water. The carp cleared the water and eliminated algae without hindering tower operations, as described in Popular Science Monthly.
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Popular Science Monthly
Home of Famous People in Bardstown Authors and Inventors
The article notes Bardstown as a home of notable figures. Stephen Collins Foster wrote My Old Kentucky Home, John Fitch built the first steamboat, and J. James, author of Hands Up, is highlighted among celebrated residents.
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Bardstown
Stephen Collins Foster
Kentucky
John Fitch
J. James
Beliefs About Teeth Foretell Prospects And Luck
The piece notes beliefs about dreams of teeth signaling sorrow or misfortune and the superstition of burning extracted teeth for luck. It mentions children and fears about teeth coming in properly, with teeth wide apart linked to future prosperity and happiness.
Paris Sponsors These Frocks in Elegant Paris Fashion
Patterns describe the latest Paris frocks with satin, voile, and silk details. Fashions include a black gown with blue overdress, short sleeves, and a long tassel at the skirt, highlighting draping and color harmony. neckline and jacket edges feature contrasting trims.
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Beatty
Gustin Ward
Notpany
Paris
Fashion Notes on Hats Dresses and Embroidery Trends
The article surveys autumn style inspirations from hats to bags and gowns. It highlights embroidered millinery, silks, ribbons, and blends of Chinese and Japanese motifs, with party wear at Wellsley College and vivid color palettes. It notes hand painting on taffeta and the intricate trims shaping the season’s feminine wardrobe.
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Wiltinery
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Solomon's
Panama Canal
Sig
Kansas City Star
Mnother
Amin
Wull
Howes
Korer
Hasta moMnetiliie
Momettnr
Tialie
Kiyem Entmnon
Telos
Farattin
Wight
Annie Freuy
Anil
Willan Callen Brant
New Orleans
Lee
Welledey College
Vigte
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