Heralds of the King Lesson Text on the Gospel of Mark
The first lesson introduces The Improved Uniform series for Sunday schools, outlining goals for graded instruction and a eight year cycle. It covers Mark's portrayal of Jesus as servant, the baptism, John the Baptist, and themes of repentance and obedience with guidance for teachers.
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Jesus
Thorevch
International Sunday School Association
Mark
Isaiah
Christ
Israel
John
Jess
Nazareth
Use Wood for Fuel In Many States to Cut Coal Demand
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the article argues rural wood supplies can replace coal in 17 states benefiting 20 million people. It estimates saving 3 million tons or 65 000 to 70 000 carloads if a quarter of farm and one tenth of village coal use is replaced.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maine
New Hancashire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tadinna
Tainois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Micnnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Col
Making a section harrow from scrap pieces and hinges
A 19th century craft note describes building a section harrow using four boards, iron teeth from a rake, and four strap hinges. It lists dimensions for parts marked A B and C, 25 feet of steel rod for teeth, and steps to assemble, hinge, and mount the harrow for portable use.
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Peern
Hungry or Thirsty Story Through Chicago Scene
A Chicago American writer recalls actor George Tully meeting a derelict. Tully asks if the man has had breakfast and the reply, Not a drop on my honor, highlights hardship. The note mentions Canton workhouse inmates joking about soldiers, with a satirical edge.
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George Tully
George
The Versatile Barber and the Liberty Bond Banter
A Texas gulf coast tale recounts a barber with a forge beside his chair and a traveling salesman awaiting a shave. A later breakfast scene features a back-and-forth debate about Liberty bonds with a blend of humor and local characters.
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Blessing
Gulf
Texas
New York Evening Sun
Senator Sorghum Votes Quietly on Speechless Stand
A patriotic note shows Senator Sorghum refusing to speak before Congress, saying he prefers to vote without talking than risk being labeled as talking without thinking. The exchange highlights restraint and concern over rhetoric in the chamber.
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Congress
Senator Sorghum
Corning Seal Meat Experiment by U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
The United States Bureau of Fisheries will test canning and corning seal meat as a new food product. The program aims to evaluate preservation methods and market viability for marine mammal meat.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Has Faith Too Benny She’s got religion all of a sudden
A lighthearted town chat notes Jenny embracing flattery from young men as gospel truth while references to fashion and household tips appear in a playful column. It mentions white clothes, Red Cross Ball Blue, and grooming tips for hair brushes.
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Benny
Jenny
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Sioux City
Canada
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