Ark Restored to Jerusalem Lesson Card
A brief, period tone study on David bringing the Ark to Jerusalem from 1 Samuel 6 1 19. It recounts the failed cart bearing Uzzah’s death proves God’s law must govern worship, Obed Edom’s blessings, and David’s joyous public procession with sacrifices and worship, shaping faith lessons for multiple ages.
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David
Jerusalem
Obed-Edom
Uzzah
Dayle
Obed-Adom
Michal
Excens
Hele
God Serme
Jesus Christ
Christ
Wesley Wins Bread Contest at Worcester Farm Bureau Fair
An 18? year old clever baker Wesley won the test prize for bread making in a Worcester Farm Bureau contest open to all. Many women and girls competed, but Wesley’s crisp brown loaves earned first honors. He baked 69 loaves for the event and all loaves earned high marks. He is described as a champion bread baker with a modest, steady manner.
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Worcester Farm Bureau of Mus
Wesley
Ian
German President Ebert Votes with Wife in Berlin Elections
Photograph shows President Ebert and his wife en route to a polling place for the Berlin Reichstag elections. The report notes other international finance movements, including Dominion Government loans and railway supports, as Ottawa and Canada adjust capital and railway arrangements.
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Ebert
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
WINS MEDALS ABROAD MISS WIEHNAREK
Miss A. B. Wiehnarek of Buffalo returned from Europe after two years with the Polish White Cross. She received the French honor medal and the Polish medal for faithful service amid wartime relief efforts. Around Brooklyn a profiteering case involves Henry Borchers indicted on 119 counts for selling sugar at 71.8 cents per pound, with bond set at 8,000 dollars. Henry Watte faced charges for selling war rations at 60 cents for an 18 12 cent can, bond 193,600 dollars.
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A. B. Wiehnarek
Buffalo
N.Y
Europe
White Cross
Faithfulneam
Brooklyn
New York
Henry Borchers
United States
McCabe
Henry Watte
Was He a Good Imam Alexander MacLaren Quote
The passage asserts that true religion requires morality and asks how a person has behaved. It emphasizes that all display and emotion must face the test of character and whether one is pure or foul, echoing a childlike question about goodness.
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Alexander , MacLaren
Peace of God In Our Hearts and Daily Duty
A sermon excerpt urging inner peace and steady nerves for daily tasks and the greater duties of Christ's kingdom. The speaker J RB Miller emphasizes the need for a tranquil spirit and a clear eye to perform even common duties well.
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God
Miller
Eastern Farmers Add Trucks to Equipment Rapidly
United States Department of Agriculture figures show Eastern farmers have inserted motor trucks into farm gear at a rising pace over the past three years. From January to February reports by about 1,000 truck owners across New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland indicate over 80 percent owned machines fewer than three years. Data detail ownership durations from under one year to more than five years among those who bought new trucks for their farms while excluding on hand and pleasure cars and nonfarm uses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Firm Huitgzement
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Ndt
Bien
Chief Objects in Pruning for Apple Trees
The article explains pruning aims to build a framework of fruiting wood by quickly developing thin scaffold limbs from shoots. It notes that pruning that promotes vigorous growth in young trees strengthens the framework, with heavy pruning acting as a strong stimulant to produce larger, stronger shoots though fewer in number.
Grapes: A Thrifty Old Favorite For Healthful Food
The article extols grapes as a thrifty enduring fruit, noting its long history of use by primitive farmers and its status as a wholesome, valuable food. It emphasizes the fruit's popularity, health benefits, and general desirability as a staple.
Horticultural Notes on Fruit Growing and Cane Care
Gardening tips emphasize clean fruit from spraying and the value of a small orchard for year round supply. Strawberries, peaches, and berries are discussed, with advice on pruning, layering, and soil improvement. Red-necked cane borer affects blackberry and raspberry canes. old canes should be removed after fruiting.
Foreshadowing Autumn Styles in School Frocks
Preview of fall fashion focuses on practical school outfits for girls returning to classes in September. Two one piece frocks in brown and dark blue feature braiding, lace inserts, wide belts, and sailor collar details. Both outfits suit daily wear and occasions, with jackets for extra warmth.
Caps For Morning Wear In Breakfast Attractiveness
A 1900s style guide notes morning dress suits the day’s tasks and suggests cotton frocks or breakfast sets with matching jackets or blouses. It emphasizes a pretty breakfast cap as a key accessory, with variations in satin ribbon caps and lace trims, designed to flatter the breakfast table and beach visits.
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Anwe
Buster Aisters
Pongee Sails Back Into Demand As Heat Rises
The article notes pongee regaining favor each summer as temperatures climb. It highlights pongee as a sought after fabric for dresses, trims, and parasols, with common colors like American Beauty, emerald, and old blue.
Embroidery and Organdie Trims Highlight Cotton Frocks
The text notes wool or silk embroidery and tiny beads as trims. It mentions combining organdie and voile in cotton frocks with soft lines or draperies. A frock in yellow organdie features gray self fabric shirrey bands as a trim detail.
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Cardington Beds
England
Bom Wivzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Inst
Chicago
Waster Newspaper Union
Ark
Jerusacn
Liraeli
Lloyd George
Strange Company
Loyd Cievree
Houle
France
General Pershing
Auckland Geddes
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Corporation At of London
London
Dominion
Rter
Ottawa
Boston
Grand Trunk Railway System
Canada
Liggetts International
Sted, Inc
House of Or
the & Holding Company
United Drug Company
Totelan
East
Herexton
Solis
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