Waiting on the Lord David spares Saul and trusts God
The lesson highlights David’s restraint and faith as he spares Saul, trusting in Jehovah’s timing and justice. It stresses reverence for the Lord’s anointed, patience in providence, and the need to align actions with God’s plan rather than force outcomes.
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Saul
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Jesse
Jehovah
Samuel
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Zion
Abishai
Holeproof Sox Offer for Six Months Guarantee
An advertisement for Holeproof socks promotes six months guarantee against holes, perfect fit, and fast colors. Each pair costs 26 cents with a box of six pairs priced at 1.50. Endorsed by M. Vander Linden.
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Your Boy for $10.00 Suit Offer
An advertisement proclaims tailored boys suits priced at ten dollars, matching the fabric and style of the department’s fifteen dollar men’s line, promising well cut garments for boys at a reduced price.
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M. Vander Linden
This Will Interest Mothers Powdered Medicine Ad
This historic ad promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to relieve feverishness headaches teething disorders stomach upsets and worm problems. It claims to move regulate bowels break up colds in 24 hours and has been used by mothers for 26 years. Available from A S Olmsted LeRoy New York with 25 cent price and free sample.
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Rock Island Train Service Schedules Listed
Eastbound Passenger No 470 472 474 and Westbound Passenger No 475 473 471 are shown in the timetable segment for the Rock Island line.
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Wabash Train Service at Howell Station Details
Train schedule notices list Howell Station four miles south of Pella with passenger numbers and signal stops. Southbound Nos 3 60 51 27 36 pm times shown. Trains run daily and Sunday with pickups by signal only.
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Pella
Stranded man aided by smooth young responder
A stranded individual with no funds received help from a courteous, smooth young man who provided assistance, highlighting a small act of assistance in an awkward situation.
The Furniture Polish Scammer of a Town
A young man arrives with only a dollar and aims to earn cash by selling “furniture polish.” He buys oil, bottles, and labels, then operates as a free-polish wart in homes, charging 50 cents a bottle and selling his first gallon for four dollars. He prospers until locals notice.
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