Malachi Lessons and the Coming Messiah in Ezra Nehemiah Era
A lesson discusses Malachi 3 1 4 3 and memory verses, linking Zeje sson text to Luke 2 1 Lays out the historical setting during Ezra Nehemiah and the Peloponnesian era, noting the prophets role in preparing the Kingdom of Heaven and Christ’s birth as the Messiah, with an emphasis on reform and moral revival.
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Zjesson
David
Christ the Lord
Ezra
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Alct‘piades
Athens
Republic
Rome
Socrates
Herodotus
Plato
Xenophon
Greece
Malachi
London
Tsaiah
God
Christ I
Messiah
Christ
Jesus
Elijah
John the Baptist
Kingdom of Heaven
United States
Opechancanough’s Bid to Crush Jamestown and Capture Powhatan
The narrative recounts Opechancanough’s rise as Sagamore, his siege of Jamestown from 1622 to 1644, and his final capture and execution at Jamestown. It notes his early binding of Captain Smith, the 1618 power shift, the 1644 massacre, and his death after Berkeley’s victory. The piece emphasizes the English resolve and the long struggle between settlers and native forces.
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John Smith
Virginia
Opechancanough
Sagamore
Powhatan
Smith
Jamestown
America
Maryland
Indies
Wyatt
Samichel Argall
Pocahontas
William Werkeley
Berkeley
Louis Riel the Metis Leader and His Manitoba Rebellion
The article outlines Louis Riel born 1844, a Metis leader who rallied Indigenous and half breed followers against Hudson Bay Company rule and English authority. It covers his rise to power at Fort Garry, brief presidencies, exile, repeated returns to Manitoba, treason trial, and execution on November 16, 1885, noting reactions in Ottawa and Manitoba.
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Louis Riel
Hudson Bay Company
Canada
Louis
Montreal
Jesuit College
Northwest
Manitoba
Riel
William McDougall
McDougall
Fort Garry
Garnet Wolseley
Lord Wolseley
United States
Dominion
Parliament
Ottawa
Montana
Duck Lake
Judged by Their Clothes Herman Fellner Story
New York correspondent reports Herman Fellner in Washington with friends. At a cigar stand the clerk offers a “best dime smoker” box, Fellner declines, and the clerk jokes that their clothes misled him. He then adds a “best nickel smoker” box for the group.
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Herman Fellner
New York
Cincinnati Times Star
Washington
Mr. Feliner
Eczema Sufferer Credits Cuticura Remedies for Cure
A Nebraska mother writes of her three year old Gilbert once covered in eczema sores from weeks old to healed after four weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She recalls doctor visits in Chicago and notes the sample offer from Cuticura Dept. 14 L Boston.
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Gilbert
Chicago
H. Albrecht
West Point
Neb
Just Like Bennett. A sly clash of praise and pride
A New York editor hails Arnold Bennett as the greatest living English novelist while preferring Wells or Conrad. A club critic silences a boastful young writer by implying he resembles Bennett, provoking blushes and a moment of shared wit.
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Bennett
Arnold Bennett
New York
Wells
Conrad
Name and Function in the Ripon Bishop's Tale
A young man and a bashful maiden visit Dr. Boyd Carpenter, asking if he is Mr. Carpenter. He confirms his identity with a lighthearted quip about his full name, drawing a gentle moment from the scene.
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Boyd Carpenter
Ripon
Mr. Carpenter
Carpenter—and
Jotner
Not Uncommon Fallacy Dialogue in Rural Township
Farmer Countessel proclaims local pride and belief that residents will not miss real bargains in this here township. He insists investments away from home are unnecessary because locals are too sharp to let true deals slip by.
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Countessel
Hamlins Wizard Oil Promoted as Quick Lung Cure
Advertisements warn of chest tightness signaling a cold that may become consumption or pneumonia. Hamlins Wizard Oil is pitched as the remedy to cure the cold before it develops into a serious lung illness.
Smokers Prefer Tewis' Single Binder Cigars
Conversation notes compare money and trouble from both sides. A smoker touts Tewis' Single Binder 5c as higher quality than 10c cigars. A quip warns that understanding a woman is futile.
Invention Talk Turns To Flight Path Mystery
Bronson claims a flying machine exists and Woodson confirms. Bronson asks how to determine expected landing site while Woodson agrees the plan will reveal where it will light.
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Bronson
Woodson
Wonder What Whistler Said by Robert Henri
New York painter Robert Henri criticizes millionaires who buy art for show. He recalls Whistler's quip about charging ten thousand dollars and asks what if the oil is supplied. The anecdote highlights perceived gaps in art knowledge among the wealthy.
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Whistler
Robert Henri
New York
Castoria Seal Urges Parents to Check Bottles
Consumers are urged to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the correct signature and labeling as a trusted remedy for infants and children. The notice emphasizes Castoria’s safety, use over decades, and the familiar request that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Such a Difference
An exchange in a courtroom scene shows the bride’s mother question whether the groom is feared. The judge mediates with the line about fear and duty, revealing family tensions and social expectations.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Endorsed in Advert
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a regulator of stomach liver and bowels with sugar coated granules. It claims ease of use and no griping and adds a punchy line about courtship and marriage.
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Dr. Pierce
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Albert’ Payso
Terhone
Hostetter
Saskatchewan
Alberta
W. V. Bennett
Omaha
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Thompson
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