Consecration and life in Christ in Philippians study
A sermon on consecration urging Christians to live for Christ now not later. Paul’s example in Philippians 1 12 26 shows commitment in life and even in imprisonment. If Christ is your life then the New Year becomes full and purposeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Paul the Apostle
Christ
Paul
Missionaries of the Cross
Praetorian Guard
False Accusation Described As Monster by Demos Thenes
A quoted passage portrays a false accuser as a dangerous monster, described by Demos Thenes as malignant and eager to seek causes of complaint. The tone critiques slander and emphasizes the harm of false accusations.
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Demosthenes
Chronic and recurrent appendicitis questions answered
Medical notes discuss ongoing appendicitis symptoms after appendix removal, urging thorough X-ray checks of stomach to kidneys to locate other causes. The piece also explains how weight, underweight or overweight, impacts health and energy, linking extremes to systemic stress and disease risk.
Vanishing Wild Life and Social Musings From a Gulf Coast Column
A Gulf Coast columnist muses on conservation in Texas and recalls past wildlife counts. The piece shifts to a critique of superstition and leadership, lampoons fashion and manners from Victorian to modern times, and ends by praising Dickens and contrasting fictional grotesques with real types like Sam Weller and Huck Finn.
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Arner Plantation
Tex
Gulf Country
Charley Russell
Wellum
Charley
Irvin S. Cobb
Pickwick Papers
Dickens
Sam‘ ‘Weller
Larry Gamp
Daniel Quilp
Uriah Heap
Mrs. Nickleby
Mr. Micawber
Mr. Pecksniff
Tarkington
Penrod
Alice Adams
Mark Twain
Huck Finn
Colonel Mulberry Sellers
Sinclair Lewis
Babbitt
Natalie and Bruce Reopen Old Homestead
Natalie Parker returns to Hillsboro with a bundle of Christmas gifts that tumble loose and reveal her chance meeting with Bruce Draper. They rekindle affection amid festive decor, lighted windows, and a warm hearth, ending with a plan to restore the Parker homestead and invite Amanda back.
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Arnold Harlow
Hillsboro
Benjamin Parker
Natalie
Amanda
Natalie Parker
Bruce Draper
Bruce
Edith
Parker
Stone House
Harlow
Harlow’s
Edith’s
Arnold
Phillip
Peter
Marjorie
Western Newspaper Union
Ruth Wyeth Spear Sewing Guide on Dressing Tables
Instructions describe sewing a curved front dressing table skirt with a buckram band and taped cords for shirring. It covers mounting, ruffle shirring, and joining to the buckram, plus details on a new sewing book by Mrs. Spears with 48 pages of home crafts and an order address in Chicago where readers send 25 cents.
Respect for precedent and social decorum in daily life
The note argues for valuing precedent while cautioning against contempt. It weighs human empathy, primitive instincts, and restraint in fashion and behavior. It suggests happiness over sorrow in retrospection and notes the Bible as a source of conscience while praising poised conduct for young women.
Love of Animals Teaches Kindness to Children
Advice urges nurturing respect for animals in youngsters to prevent cruelty and animal biting or scratching as self defense, emphasizing character building and protection.
Favorite Recipe of the Week RUIT cobblers
A warm hearty dessert pairing canned fruit with a simple cake batter. Use apricots peaches loganberries cherries or similar and top with a hot syrup or thickened sauce. Batter blends egg sugar flour baking powder milk and vanilla then bakes 30 40 minutes at 350 degrees serves six.
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RUIT
Marjorie H. Black
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Vanishing Wild Life
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Alexander the Great
Jack
Natty
Ruth Wyeth Spear
Phil
Nujol