Lesson for October 31 Boy Joash Crowned King
The lesson outlines the battle for Judah's throne between Davidic lineage and Jezebel's line. It recounts Athaliah murdering royal heirs except Joash, Joash's concealment, and Jehoiada's eventual revolt crowning the rightful king. It emphasizes God's promises and sovereignty amid political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
David
Jezebel
Ahaziah
Athaliah
Ahab
Joash
Jehosheba
God
Wicked schemes fail and Jehoiada restores Davidic line
The sermon contrasts the devil's plots with God's promises to David. Athaliah's six year usurpation ends as Joash is crowned and Athaliah is executed. Jehoiada, a faithful high priest, leads the rescue, restoring worship and covenant. The lesson urges public confession of faith amid widespread wickedness and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
David
Athaliah
Judah
Joash
Christ Jesus
Jehoiada
Christ
Bob Burdette On Beer
A humorous column argues against beer as a central liberty claim by recalling historical uprisings and battles. It quips that freedom and heroism were not about alcohol, lampooning the idea that a Sunday beer festival is a natural right. The piece ends by contrasting temperance tea with patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hill
Temple of Fame
Arnold Kinkelried
William Tell
Freedom
Kosciusko
Warren
Brandywine
Dean's Kidney Pills Back Pain Endorsement
A testimonial from Robert McCoy of Grinnell Iowa praises Dean's Kidney Pills for curing lumbago and backache linked to weak kidneys. He reports sharp pains, poor rest, and relief after two boxes at 60 cents each, urging others to ask for the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Robert McCoy
West St
Grinnell
Iowa
Doan
McCoy
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Three Boys Warily Watch That Boy in Playful Exchange
In a brief dialogue, Phil warns Ned to watch a boy, Ned asks which one, capturing a moment of playful suspicion and character dynamics. The line hints at a larger scene with focus on two youths and their interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Ned
Will and the polite seaside boy at the boarding house
Phil and Ned visit a seaside boarding house where Will, a boy passing the evening, moves a large chair and lamp for a guest, guides his mother to a seat, and helps others with small courtesies illustrating a lesson from Apples of Gold about wise conduct and true gentleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Phil
Ned
Autumn Leaves by Rachel Q Butler and memories
A reflective poem recalling autumn foliage and memories of childhood in a old schoolhouse. The speaker links seasonal changes to reminiscence of friends, playdays, and distant summers, noting how time alters fellowship and the schoolyard glow.
Autumn Leaves in Color Gay Repeat the Same Sweet Story
A poetic fragment from Journal and Messenger reflects on autumn colors and recurring stories of renewal. The verse underscores seasonal change as a metaphor for enduring hope and prophetic springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal and Messenger
Show Him Your Hands In A Tenement Tale Of Sacrifice
A fourteen year old girl, caring for four younger siblings, works hard washing and mending in a cramped tenement. She worries she has done nothing good yet asks how to greet Jesus. A friend reassures her, telling her to show him her hands as proof of her honest labor and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Llinois
Bisck
Op Brass
Jesus
Bryan Praises Boy Scouts as Global Brotherhood
William Jennings Bryan, former Secretary of State, lauds the Boy Scouts as a worldwide brotherhood. He says scouts in many countries share duties, promoting mutual understanding and public service without national hatred, urging youth to serve their nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy Josiah
Bob” Burdette
Lowe Bros
Puritan Drug Co
By Rachel Q. Buttz
Nevermore
THE
BOY Scouts
Universal Success Ga
Dept. A
Fifth Ave
New York City
Bhaceley Uinkonly
Lyman Brown
Murray St
New York
Harlem
Holland
Vander Linden’s Bazaar
Vander Linden’s Bazar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!