Live for Something in the Spirit of the Doer
Fragmentary verse urges a steadfast purpose in life. It extols guiding faith, the unseen watcher, and the value of deeds as the path to greatness. The text blends religious exhortation with reflections on fate, work, and divine stewardship.
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Earth
Heaven
Faith that Heals the Nobleman's Son in Cana
Sunday School lesson recounts Jesus healing the nobleman's dying son in Capernaum after he pleads for help. The father believes Jesus' word, departs, and finds his son alive, inspiring family faith and conversion as the news spreads.
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John the Baptist
Jesus
Cana
Herod Antipas
Capernaum
Dana
Jesus Christ
God
Bank of God
Ministering to the Prisoners and the Poor
A February 1908 Young People Topic urges Christians to aid the poor and imprisoned. It quotes scripture urging generosity, warns wealth should serve others, and urges acts of charity as true Christian living in the modern century. Includes a brief, sentimental closing vignette about grandparents and a Chinatown fireworks trip.
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Jesus
Abram
Junto
Peter
Gladstone
Wanamaker
Garrets
The Mothers Magazine Promises New 1908 Content
The Mothers Magazine offers mother focused issues with 48 to 64 pages, color illustrations, and 20 departments. It highlights physical culture beauty child study kindergarten methods health finances servant problem food products and parental entertainment for 1908.
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Mother's Magazine
Strange Things in Southern California for Percy and Grandma
In a winter visit to Southern California Percy finds daily surprises from green peas in February to ongoing Chinese New Year celebrations. Grandma explains the locals’ customs, noting the festive period lasts a week or more and that new sights appear each day.
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Percy
California
Grandma
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertisement Claim
Builds up waste tissue promotes appetite improves digestion induces refreshing sleep giving renewed strength and health. This Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c Tea or Tablets. F. D. Stubenrauch. 69
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Hollister
F. D. Stubenrauch
The Young Druggist Harold’s Backyard Pharmacy
A child named Harold builds a pretend drugstore in his mother's yard. He shelves jars of flour sand and starch labeled with playful Latin names, uses a mortar and rolling plate for pretend pills, and offers "drugs" at very reasonable prices. The imagined patients stay healthy.
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Harold
Farm Parables For Honest Work And Garden Wisdom
A compact collection of farm-minded maxims on prudence, opportunity, and effort. Lessons urge practical thrift, sturdy fences, and timely work, noting success follows the field path. Warns against waste, encourages daily effort, and praises persistence in rural life with a nod to singing through the day.
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