God’s Law in the Heart Reflected in Jeremiah and John
The lesson highlights a shift from judgment to renewal as Jeremiah envisions a future for Judah after bondage, stressing that God’s law must be written on hearts not merely observed through ritual. It contrasts the Old Covenant with the New, emphasizes love as the primary motive for worship, and encourages covenant-based practice for children and adults in Baptist life.
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Jeremiah
Isaiah
House of Israel
Judah
Babylon
Jesus
Christ
God
J. H. Snowen
Papa
Mama
Jesus Christ
Question in the Class on Worship and Truth
The prompt asks whether various forms of worship have value only when they stir sincere understanding of truth and obedience to God. It questions church complacency with ritual over genuine faith, and asks if people truly grasp accepting Jesus as personal Saviour. It seeks how Jesus revealed God uniquely and requests an Old Testament verse to parallel John 3:16 or 3:167.
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God
Gen
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Alarm clocks go on sale as Woolworth marks half century
In Burbank California on May 6 1929 a writer notes Woolworths fifty year celebration and a fifteen cent alarm clock sale. He recalls farm life in Iowa and humorously questions the appeal of alarm clocks while observing California climate and late rising workers. The piece blends anecdotes about farms towns and modern retail.
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California
Iowa
Credi
Woolworth
McGuffey
Pella
Art
Bourbon comparisons stain a midwest social note on Alice Longworth
The column critiques politicians and social circles, likening Alice Longworth to a Bourbon and tracing shifts in status from vice president’s hostess to wife of the Speaker. It mixes historical allusions, references to the League of Nations, and hints at social seating hierarchies in Washington society.
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France
Mrs. Gann
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Alice
Kaw River
Longworth
League of Nations
Secretary of State
Kan
Red paint monopoly and quiet power in politics
A reflective note questions the influence of public figures and hidden backers in governance and commerce. It references Will Rogers style wit about monopolies and the role of prominent bosses versus quieter market players in shaping national supply, underscoring skepticism of chain stores and broad controls.
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Sas
Big Stick
Will Rogers
Flag Etiquette During Flag Passes in Formation
Citizens should halt talking and smoking, stand at attention, remove hats, and hold the flag over the left breast in a salute as the flag passes.
Displaying the Flag Rules for Memorial Day Usage
The guide explains flag display ethics from sunrise to sunset, anthem and taps protocol, handling on staff, window, and wall, and memorial day half staff timing. It warns against using the flag as drapery and advises bunting for decorative use.
Modern girl applauded for feat once done by men
Women are praised for achieving a task now accomplished by men yet in the act of falling they are still treated as distinctly feminine. The remark contrasts public admiration of female progress with continued gendered stereotypes in vulnerability and danger.
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Alvah Hovey
C. H. Spurgeon
Isaac Williams
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Gorckaspecen
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Miami
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Aleman Seerte
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Young
Burbank, Calif
Pacific Coast
Plymouth Rocks
J. H. Shinn Hatcheries
Pella, Iowa
Sid Fle
Iowa’s
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