Sunday School Lesson on Mount Sinai Harmony
A 1913 Sunday school lesson describes Mount Horeb Sinai scenes from scripture, detailing the people’s preparation for the law, God’s guardianship, and the covenantal bargain. It emphasizes reverence, divine kingship over nations, and readiness for citizenship as a spiritual parallel.
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A Woman's Work Reduces Strength Promises Scott's Emulsion
An advertisement claims that heavy household duties drain women and that Scott's Emulsion provides predigested body-food to restore strength. It emphasizes that the product contains no alcohol or harmful drugs and helps overcome tiredness and nervousness by nourishing organs, tissues, and blood.
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Willie’s Gratitude Sparks Royal Business Gesture
A Scottish American lad thanks a chief for service, prompting a surprising reply. The chief, impressed by the gratitude, raises pay by six shillings and asks the lad to repeat the thanks, earning a further nod from the youngster.
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Garfield Opinion Cites Poverty and Self-Rise Adage
The quotation from James A. Garfield argues poverty is uncomfortable yet serves as a push for self-reliance, suggesting that failure to swim on one’s own is a common outcome when youth face hardship in life’s currents.
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Death in the Pot Smoke Testimony
A New Zealand Outlook piece narrates a physician testing leeches on a cigarette smoker. Leechs attach to the pale arm, waver, then die as the doctor cites poison in the blood, urging the patient to quit. The exchange underscores a warning about empire of smoking and blood toxicity.
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My Daddy Says He Never Did Any Bad Things
A child recounts how his father boasted of good boyhood traits while his grandmother insists the boy was a rascal. The verse blurs truth with family lore, noting a boy labeled as a terror in his younger years. Leslie's Weekly.
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Doctor’s confident cure for chronic bronchitis
A patient doubts a physician’s skill, but the doctor reveals he has battled the same ailment for over twenty years. A trio of light anecdotes follows, including a taxi rider's fear and a preacher’s arrival, all from humor columns of old papers.
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Lost a Boy and the Nation That Might Have Found Him
A reflective piece argues the boy was not kidnapped but lost by his family and church. The father, mother, and church are blamed for neglect as society laments a missing child and urges accountability for those who fail to guide boys.
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America
Willie Thompson Given Raise For Quick Action
Willie Thompson, an office boy at a large publishing firm, warned of a faulty machine in an operative department. The chief praised his alertness and increased his wages by three shillings weekly, hoping he will continue to serve well.
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