Asking for a King in Samuel's Time
A Sunday School note from Chariton Iowa on 1 Samuel chapters 8 and 9, examining Israel asking for a king, Samuel’s role as judge and prophet, and the people’s ingratitude toward Jehovah. It discusses Samuel as mediator, the elders, and the shift toward a monarchy. The piece cites Deuteronomy 17 and references Eli, Ramah, and Bethel in context of Israelite leadership.
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Ramah
El-i
Samuel
Eli
Israel
Er-sheba
Judah
Desert
Lessons on virtue corruption and obedience in daily life
A homily warns that pious parents may fail, officials corrupt, and politics tainted by greed. It urges reliance on God during trouble, urges Christians to be aligned with God's cause, and recalls Samuel and Finney to challenge personal reform. It contrasts long term evils with present gains and notes people prefer invisibility.
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Minneapolis
St. Louis
God
C. F. Samuel
Samuel
Finney
Oberlin
Mr. Finney
Startling Evidence for Dr King’s New Discovery
Fresh testimony pours in praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. J J McFarland of Benterville VA reports three years of bronchitis cured after taking the medicine. It claims to help lung and throat troubles, pneumonia and grip, with guarantees by B F Keables and trial bottles available.
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Dr. King
J. J. McFarland
Benterville
B. F. Keables
Young Christians in Training for Public Life
A devotional urging young Christians to prepare for public life through daily prayer Bible study and service. It contrasts ideals with worldly temptations, cites Daniel as a model, and emphasizes personal habit and purpose formed in early years. Includes references to Mose, Joseph, Abraham and Jesus as training examples. By J. B. Surra Cresco IA.
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United States
Lincoln
Garfield
Grant
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Daniel
Belteshazzar
Bettis
Baal
Babylonia
Napoleon
France
Joseph
Jehovah
Babylon
Christ
Moses
Israel
Dr. Bushnell
George Eliott
God
Pharaoh
Pharoah
Abraham
Jerusalem
Browning
J. B. Surra
Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Blues Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for the blues and malaise. The copy notes the product costs 35 cents and is sold by Allen & Stubenrauch.
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Allen & Stubenrauch
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F. B. Palmer
Chariton, Towa
Stephen
Advanc
Iowa State Register
Chronicism
Republic
Cuonicris
Bryan
N.Y
World
Curonicn
Daily Drovers Journal
Peyl.la Chronicle
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Cresco
Rocky Mountain
Bucklen
All Jewelers
The
New England ‘Watch Co
Watchbury, Coos
Yoursete
Rowan Duua Co
Rowan, Lowa
Acorn Brass Mfg. Co
Chicago
Ill
Drs. Fellows & Fellows
Tonto
Haas
Rollins Block
Des Moines
Iowa
Foley
Bright
G. A. Stillson
Tampico
Henry
M. L
Edward Huss
Salisbury
Angerak
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