Jesus Praying In Gethsemane Lesson for June 3
This lesson outlines JesusPredicts his death at Passover and the betrayal by Judas Mary of Bethany anoints Jesus and defends him Jesus Praying in the Garden of Gethsemane with Peter James and John and the deep sorrow of Jesus as he prays to the Father in the cup passage seeking if possible to pass from him but submits to the Father s will
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Following a Star Guided Wise Men to Perseverance
The text argues that the wise men's perseverance came from following a star, implying that any guide less than a star would fail them. It presents perseverance as a result of steadfast direction and vision.
Hidden past deeds flee from society’s scorn
A reflective saying notes that many people harbor secret actions from earlier life. If revealed, those acts could trigger public disapproval and social ostracism as the conscience of others weighs the person’s record.
Illinois alfalfa seeding to set new record this year
University of Illinois extension notes a new all time alfalfa yield record expected as 1.866 million acres to be retired from grain farming. Advice covers nurse crop use oats barley clipping and timing for 1934 35 seeding and contracted acres requirements.
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Various Breeds of Sheep Differ in as Many Ways
A dozen sheep breeds common in New York are compared by the New York State College of Agriculture. They differ in body form weight age at maturity fleece type and hardiness. Selecting a breed suited to land and market helps avoid frequent changes and aids in culling and replacement planning with proper records.
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Potatoes Under Straw Method Described
Potatoes grown under straw reduce evaporation and suppress weeds. The straw covering, five to six inches deep, is applied after planting, especially good on light soils and drought-affected land. Plants emerge through the straw requiring no cultivation. harvest involves raking away straw to reveal near surface tubers. Indiana Farmer's Guide notes the practice.
Seed Heat Sterilization Shows Promise for Cabbage
Tests last year show hot water treatment at 125 degrees for 25 minutes can sterilize cabbage seed while preserving germination. Seed submerged in water was freed from many common cabbage diseases, proving feasibility of this method.
It Pays Best
A school teacher cites the saying it is more blessed to give than to receive. Bertie tells the class his father lives by the motto in his business, revealing his father is a boxer.
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Lost Prophets First Roman at a Christian mas sacre
A lively crowd attends a pageant but profits fall short as upkeep for the lions drains money. The Roman replies that the animals consume prophets, underscoring the costly spectacle and mounting expenses.
Elay and baking referenced in ancient speech exchange
A man reads a modern speech and recalls ancient practice of writing in elay and baking it. The dialogue notes that insult culture was once tied to spoken and written expressions and carried weight in earlier times.
Ball at the Savoy returns in new dress
London Polite Humor notes a couple debating a repeat viewing of Ball at the Savoy with one partner insisting on a fresh look in a new dress. The gag plays on novelty and fashion.
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Mutual Precaution Her Father
Young man questions seriousness of his intentions as the lover hesitates over the reply in a Brooklyn Dally Eagle paragraph style.
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Doctor of Philosophy Diagnoses a Confused Patient
A comic exchange from Vart Hem in Stockholm features a patient seeking a stomach consult and a specialist revealing he is a doctor of philosophy. The humor hinges on mislabeling medical expertise and modern oddities.
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Stockholm
A Dreamer Quote Exchange About Debtors and Creditors
A witty dialogue defines debt and credit with a playful twist. A man asks what a debtor is and a creditor answers that a creditor believes he will receive repayment. The exchange reflects light humor on financial relations.
Frock Promises Easy Care For Busy Housekeepers
Capacious day dress pattern offers neat, practical design with front and back yokes cut in one, adjustable semi belt waist, and useful pockets. Instructor illustrated lesson guides sewists step by step. Pattern 1625 available in sizes 14 to 44. size 16 requires 31 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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HIS DUAL SELF
A light exchange among Hollywood actors about loneliness sparks a joke. One egomaniac quips he could endure a desert island with the one he loves, prompting another to ask if it would be better to have someone else along for company.
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Boston Transcript
Quote on pre varicator and readiness to fight
The quotation contrasts labeling someone a pre varicator with a reply about using a customary sign of readiness to fight. It reflects tense rhetoric and concerns truthfulness and conflict signaling in dialogue.
Next Week Ad Sparks Manager’s Fury
The cinema manager blasts an advance poster for the upcoming week calling it misleading. His assistant asks what is wrong, and he retorts that the ad promises a strong cast in Smiling Eyes.
College exam riddle prompts laugh at professor
A professor asks if the question embarrasses the student. The student replies no, it is clear the problem is the answer. The exchange ends with a light moment reported by the Toronto Globe.
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Gummed It Up Barber Cartoon Dialogue
A humorous exchange in Pathfinder Magazine describes a barber teasing a patron about a mustache kept in poor shape while the patron jokes about stealing a kiss from a gum chewing girl. The gag relies on wordplay and character banter.
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Proof Enough Clever Exchange
A brief exchange shows Marjorie claiming cleverness and others doubting it. The dialogue underlines tension between appearances and truth with a sharp, witty retort.
Zebra color debate puzzler frames black versus white stripes
A baffling question asks if a zebra is a black animal with white stripes or a white animal with black stripes. The riddle hinges on skin versus fur color, with experts noting stripes emerge from underlying black skin and white hair.
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