Covenant With Noah and the Rainbow Sign
February lesson discusses Noah leaving the ark after the flood, the altar and burnt offering, and God’s covenant based on shed blood. It outlines eight great covenants, key elements like removal of the curse and provision for life, and explains the rainbow as a sign to remember God’s mercy toward all nations.
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Noah
Srk
Sttle
Neal
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Abraham
Moses
Jesus
The Robbery and the Sabbath Commandment
A verse by Mrs. A. R. Perbam compares a legendary seven treasures to God’s command for rest on the Sabbath. The poem warns Christians against robbing the King of heaven by neglecting the seventh day, urging believers to honor rest and worship on God’s day.
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God
Christ
A. R. Perbam
Dear Iowa Friend recounts life in Petoskey Michigan
A former Iowa girl writes to a friend about life in Petoskey Michigan after moving from Iowa two years ago. She recalls the town on Little Traverse Bay with summer resorts, regattas, and boating, plus winter fun like coasting sleds snowshoeing and skiing.
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Iowa
Michigan
Petoskey
Little Traverse Bay
Lake Michigan
United States
Thelma L. Beatty
Teeth and motion of fish in Harper's Young People
The passage notes varying tooth diversity among fishes and describes a rolling motion of two bands. It mentions carp teeth set back in the pharynx allowing mastication while the surrounding sea works with a centralized motion, aiding digestion. Fictitious or quoted from Harper's Young People.
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Harper’s
Bible Prescription for Nervous Prostration
A Philadelphia Ledger account recounts a patient cured not by medicine but by daily Bible reading as prescribed by a renowned physician. The doctor noted he relies on the Bible before operations or distressing cases, claiming it provides peace and strength beyond any drug. The tale suggests many would benefit from trying this simple remedy.
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Philadelphia Ledger
United Mine Workers elects John P White president
John P White of Oskaloosa Illinois reelected president of the United Mine Workers of America over A Bradley of Mount Olive Illinois by a large vote. The canvassing committee finished its work a few days ago and announced the result.
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John P. White
Oskaloosa
United Mine Worker of America
A. Bradley
Mount Olive
Ill
Mississippi
Maj
J. A. Woodruff
Lake Beulah
How Fishes Eat
A compact study of piscine feeding methods notes diverse dentition in fishes. Some possess teeth on the tongue throat or stomach while others lack teeth. Suction feeding includes the sturgeon. jellyfish wrap and engulf prey. starfish turn its stomach inside out to digest prey. A peculiar crab appears in the discussion.
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P.A. Edmond
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iReaidenice
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Geelhoed
Salis
W. F. Crew
J. J. Sybenga
Leighton
Calla
He F. Keables M. D. Over
T. Warren
Wormhoudt’s
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Pella
J. Thanassa
Park
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Dickening
Moody Bible Tmnstitute of
Chicago
Beta Sas
Scott
Scott & Bowns
Bloomfield, N. J
Signacure
New York
Castoria
Bears
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rock Island
Des Moines
Mason City
J. M. Cox
Hal
S, Ray
Des Moines, Iowa
Alfonso
Spain
Rocky Mountains
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Milwaukee
Dubuque
Jackson
Stickney
Pella Tank & Pipe Co
Pella Tank. & Pipe CO
Pella, Ia
Hichester
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