President Wilson Seeks Peace and War Readjustment Plans
President Wilson addressed Congress urging international justice and a timely peace treaty. He outlined postwar taxation levels, continued U S troops in Europe, and a three year naval program, while urging federal woman suffrage and Belgium relief amid reconstruction challenges. He stressed steady business readjustment and export priorities to aid war-torn nations.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Ara
Ganeve
Buctton
Nisrest
Hastness
France
The
Union
Europe
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Ksks
Belgium
Tey
War Trade Board
Joseph Reveals Identity and Urges Reconciliation
Lesson centers on Joseph testing his brothers to spark repentance, then revealing himself and guiding them to reconciliation. It links his actions to Christ’s future dealings with the Jews, followed by delivering good news to their father and securing sustenance under Pharaoh. Reconciliation precedes communion.
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Joseph
Judah
Christ
Zechariah
Hosea
Ezekiel
Peter
Egypt
Pharaoh
Israiah
Bey
Jacob
Prison Labor Expands In New Zealand Prisons
The Dominion notes prison departments emphasize work as essential, detailing brick and tile making bootmaking farming dairying tree planting stone dressing and road work with wages around 1.21. It reports near Christchurch prisoners erecting new concrete buildings and recommends expanding prison labor to similar tracts nationwide as a reform effort.
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Department of the Dominion
Minister of Justice
Christchurch
Faith Must Show Itself in a Worldly Church
Broadway Tabernacle Tidings argues that true faith in Christ must produce a distinct Christian character. A church or believer should differ from nonbelievers in conduct and aims to influence society, creating a new type of man with a unique disposition and conduct.
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Broadway Tabernacle
Relief Not Burden in Christ’s Yoke Mercy Not Slavery
A sermon urges that the yoke of Christ is mercy not torture or bondage. It describes the yoke as a gentle device to ease labor and counters views that Christian submission is mere slavery, defending those who carry it as subjects of compassion.
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U. S
Pershing
Mary
St. Mihiel
Thierry
Washington
Uwe
Christ
Schiffmann
R. J. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
God’s Demands and Divine Growth
Meister Eckhart writes that God does not demand much from people through severity but invites growth by kindness and willing the soul to strive. His idea emphasizes that effort leads to greater capacity to receive what God intends to give.
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Meister Eckhart
Industrious Peggy Knits And Reknits A Sweater
In a humorous exchange Peggy is described as tireless and productive. Patrice notes she finishes a sweater then repacks it after running out of yarn and begins again from scratch.
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Peggy
Patrice
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills advertised cure claim
An old advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a quick remedy for acid stomach heartburn and nausea. It urges readers to send for a trial box to 872 Pearl Street New York.
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Wright
Pearl St
New York
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Paris
Orkney Islands
New Zealand
GAPRU
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Uncle Sam
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Alii Wrigleys
Prine
Fletcher
Germany
Hoover
HALL
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Doctor Pierce
Spahn Medical Co
Goshen, Ind
Illinois Post Graduate Aid
Training School For Nurses
Garfield Avenuey
Chicago, II
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