A King's Prayer and God's Answer Lesson Note
Isaiah guides Ahaz to faith in God amid Assyrian threat. Hezekiah seeks help at the temple, prays before the Lord, and God delivers by striking down the Assyrian army. The study centers on divine protection, trust, and God’s sovereignty over nations.
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God
Isaiah
Ahaz
Immanuel
Isa
Israel
Assyria
Judah
Syria
Rabshakeh
Egypt
Hezekiah
Sennacherib
Sennachrib
Jerusalem
Ninevah
Christ in the Evening for Weary Souls
The writer reflects on needing Christ's presence as day fades into darkness. Evening brings loneliness, and believers seek protection and companionship from Christ during night hours.
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Christ
Meditation and righteousness in Christ
A devotional line urges meditation as a path to spiritual hunger and thirst after righteousness, promising hidden losses found in Christ. It echoes the proverb as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.
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Christ
God
Too Many Friends and a Burglary Night
A burglar climbs in through a kitchen window and steals silver from a large Third Avenue house while a young couple and their friend Red discuss marriage plans at a crowded city restaurant. Red reflects that too many friends attract trouble as the burglar departs.
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Jane
Red
Jimmy
Jimmy Burke
Red Martin
Masons
Third Avenue
Surgeon urges painless death for the unfit at Harveian dinner
Sir Buckston Browne, 84, calls for a joint doctors and lawyers council to grant pain free death to the incurably ill or deformed and to approve permits for the elderly to enter a lethal chamber. He argues the medical profession must have the power to sentence and relieve suffering. He decries asylum overuse and urges science guided by Darwin to safeguard the body.
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Buckston Browne
Harveian Society
Council of
Doctors and Lawyers
London
Sir Buckston
Charles Darwin
Joseph Lister
Philadelphia Inquirer
Recent Finds Refute Exodus Date from Transjordan Copper Mines Found
PathFinder Magazine reports that new pottery from a southern Transjordan expedition places the Israelite exodus in the Thirteenth century B C instead of the Fifteenth. Edomites and Moabites appear later, allowing passage claims. copper and iron mine deposits hint at Solomon era wealth with a cliffside copper shaft over 150 feet long.
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Transjordan
Egypt
B.C
Nelson Gluck
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
B. C
Solomon
Pathfinder Magazine
Climate not a big factor in catching colds says PHS
The Public Health Service reports climate does not affect how easily people catch colds or how many they have yearly. A temperature link exists only in fall, with more colds when temperatures drop. Humidity sun shine rain and wind show no impact. Data from six cities Boston Columbus Washington Chicago New Orleans San Francisco supported findings.
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California
Boston
New Orleans
Chicago
Public Health Service
Weather Bureau
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
San Francisco
Disease list spans bronchitis to pneumonia in 19th century
The text catalogs illnesses including bronchitis tonsillitis sore throat influenza and pneumonia and notes combinations of these diseases. It reflects a broad, era specific listing of common ailments observed or diagnosed in medical records.
Gifted Healer of Isle of Man Dies at Ninety Three
Daniel Radcliffe Clarke renowned bone setter on the Isle of Man died at ninety three. He learned medicine in his grandmother's parlor and never charged until farming could no longer support him. He helped many across Europe before losing wife daughter and sight.
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Daniel Radcliffe Clarke
Isle of Man
Europe
Clarke
Camay Beauty Soap Contest Seeks Reader Letters
Procter and Gamble invites women to write 100 words or less on why Camay is best for their skin. Entrants mail letters with green and yellow Camay wrappers, with three copies and writer’s info. First prize is 1000 dollars per year for life, with a 10000 dollar lump sum option, eligibility limited to U.S. residents and excluding company employees and families.
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Camay
Procter Gamble
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Union Central Life Co Co
Katharine Sporc Ees
Woman’ S Home Common
Hildegarde Fillmore
McCall's Magazine
Ru Murrin
Good Housekeeping
Procter & Gamble Co
Dept. A. P.O
Cincinnati
United States
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B. Fitzwater
Bible Institute of Chica
Western Newspaper Union
Marine Co
Opt.w
Ath
WEAF
NBC
P. Roe
Barry McKinley
Miriel
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