Moses Brings a Message From God and the Law
The lesson outlines Moses birth preparation under Levitical lineage, his education in Egypt, exile and marriage, and how God calls him from the burning bush to deliver Israel. It covers Moses’ commissioning, objections removed, deliverance from bondage, crossing the Red Sea, and the giving and ratification of the Mosaic Law with the covenant sealed by blood.
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Tosalm
Moses
Junion
Ilis
Noah
Bullrushes
Egypt
Jesus Christ
Aloses
God
Christ
Red Sea
Buster Bear Discovers Danny Meadow Mouse in Leaves
Buster Bear advances toward a leaf pile in the Green Forest unaware of Danny Meadow Mouse hiding beneath. Danny squeaks and scurries out, revealing a surprising Meadow Mouse encounter as Buster remains oblivious to the mouse’s presence.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Buster Bear
Danny
Bugster
Buster
Beech Nut Quest Sparks Bear and Mouse Encounter
In the Green Forest Buster Bear scouts beechnuts under leaves while Danny Meadow Mouse hides nearby. Mistaken growls scare Danny into a panicked scurry toward Buster, who pauses a moment before the sudden clash of fear and hunger ends with a tense, brief moment of danger.
Contentment Across Seasons on Veranda
A speaker states happiness across summer and anticipates winter with partner. They have no money but feel contented as they relax on a veranda, plan an open fire, and cherish home together regardless of season. The lyric emphasizes shared simple pleasures and enduring companionship.
Through A Woman's Eyes by Jean Newton
A reader complains of a self assured, final speaker who belongs to no single profession. The author argues dullness, not occupation, explains overbearing certainty and questions the unfair blame on any group. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Question Box answers on marry me threat and police hat chase
A reader asks how to end a suitor’s pursuit and is advised to gently but firmly set boundaries. A second letter jokes about dry socks, and a police exam question about arresting a suspect with a hat blown away is answered with practical steps. A glasses replacement note confirms only an eye test is needed.
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Mr. Wynn
T. Biskitts
Soap and water blamed as harmful in 1667 guidance
A historical manual titled La Civilite Nouvelle warned youth that washing with water damaged eyesight caused toothaches colds and pallor. The claim reflects century old beliefs circulated by McClure Newspaper Syndicate News Service.
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la Civilite Nouvelle
McClure
Ww Service
Shirtwaist Frock promotes summer sewing patterns
The article promotes pattern 2222 for a shirtwaist frock with inverted skirt pleat and short sleeves suited to heat. It highlights the ease of making several frocks from striped cotton shirting and includes sizing from 12 to 42 with fabric needs for size 16 and step by step instructions. Order information lists Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Old Time Gingerbread and Dessert Recipes Move From The Pantry
A Western Newspaper Union note offers a vintage collection of desserts and preparations. It describes gingerbread with molasses and ginger, custard freezes, rice pastry desserts, strawberry cream toppings, and a coffee infusion jelly, all presented as traditional, homey fare.
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Western Newspaper Union
Fiji Islanders Die From Grief, Collier's Weekly Report
Anne Chadell notes in Collier's Weekly on Fiji Islanders who die of grief after separation from sweethearts. Reports describe both men and women developing dongai or love-sickness, leading to physical decline and death.
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Fiji
Editor and Reporter Clash Over Bum or Earmark Etymology
In a terse exchange a editor accuses a reporter of using the wrong word while the other defends the phrase as a fair, if cheeky, description. The dialogue hinges on meaning and tone rather than fact.
Slightly Mistaken Deacon Pinchpenny in Tilorida
The Tilorida Times Union records a playful exchange where Deacon Pinchpenny accuses a man of calling him a denied old bareface scoundrel and Colonel Bluegrass replies with a light quip about facial hair.
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Deacon Pinchpenny
Bluegrass
Tilorida Times-Union
Dairy Center Joke Sparks Cheesy Pun
Comic exchange features Jean and Jane joking about Reno as a dairy center with a pun on the cream of society being separated.
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Jean
Reno
United States
Jane
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Po. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Bedtime Story
By Thornton W. Burgess
Green Forest
Danny Meadow
T. W. Burgess
Ere
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic
V.V
Public Ledger
WNU
Papa
Ell Syndicate
New Deal Fuel Station
United States Supreme Court
Womans Eyes
Jean Newton
ED Wynn
Ivy Poysen
I. Cc
Associated Newspapers
Irene
Gibson Girl
Gibson
Patti Pickens
Cal
Mottier
HE Isle Au Haut
Maine
Mary Robinson
Gordon Chapin
Cinirs
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