A Sunday School Lesson on Aaron and the Day of Atonement
The August 1868 lesson outlines Moses guidance to Aaron after his sons’ deaths, detailing Aaron’s holy garments, offerings of a bullock and two goats, and the ritual removal of sin through Lot casting and the scapegoat. It explains the high priest’s entering the holy place, the cleansing rites, and the significance of atonement for the people and God’s holiness, linking it to New Testament imagery of Christ’s sacrifice and forgiveness.
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Moses
Aaron
Congregation of the Children of Israel
Vail
Ltael
Berwuse
Israel
Matuton
Nadal
Ain
Christ
Jesus
Naltitan
Tim
Joan
Nothiy
Lala
Tabernaels
Gorleun
London
Axl
Jaca
Hite
Amores
Ultra
Teachea
Order in Everything An Essay on Habit and Welfare
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that the habit of order governs time and place, controls thought and conduct, and prevents waste. It links neatness to economy, beauty in the home, and financial steadiness, urging youth to cultivate disciplined routines for peace of mind and self control.
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Emerson
Tom Fay
Lim
Installment plans reshape shop for poor women
The article discusses how installment buying spreads across furniture, clothing, and household goods, enabling poor and working women to acquire items via weekly payments. It notes cape and dress sales, clerk incentives, and the broader social impact on living standards, labor, and consumption patterns, with skepticism about costs and debt.
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Yetowa Watron
Min
Epparet
Tederwear
Goot sory of a young agriculture in Maine
A Maine paper recounts a rustic mishap in which a youth dropping corn is aided by a hen, while a broader note discusses agricultural schemes in England, weather effects on crops, and Europe’s wheat and rye conditions. The text blends agricultural anecdotes with global crop concerns and seasonal reliance on favorable weather.
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Maine
England
Europe
Deck Ward
Paris fashions prompt hats and fabrics entice fashion conscious
The excerpt notes fine black fancy straw hats tied with green ribbons, suited for office wear and yachting costumes, with serge and Jersey cloth preferred by experienced wearers. It mentions Swiss muslin gowns with scalloped edges and long wine-toned panels, and cites Mina Altre Harrison of Stree Harrison & Ho as a florist with fashionable notes.
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Lew Hata
Nomle
Paris
Alexander
Mina Altre Harrison
Stree, Harrison & Ho, Palpagine
Surfers
Florists
Somdemen
Misa Harraon
Brn
Kaw
Hees
Limitat
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Gorors
Sighet Potts
Anne
Plot
Sage
Kennedy
University of Noire
United States
University of Notre Dame
TE Walsh
Pres. University
Notre Lye
Michigan
Paon
Congress
Ted Harry Brooks
New York
Hiv
Paines E Lery Compound
Creatiownt
Texprus Traety
Ciseane
erYole Pomataron Ktet
Woreton
eRiermtow
Reid Ny Dregatare Wells
Richardson
Burlington
Elk. Weiett
Baty
Castoria
Wenabe
Ceatoris
Cilidres
Eraiewas
Hood
Warner
Wahner's
Almus
Ihe Trans Chemical Sa
Chicago
Raver
Itt
Rmee
Egeener Oyde
Bepraangnury
Sutawest
Hortawest
Albion
ICH
Sheridan
Wu Mukiay
Colenga
Tees
Rapa Y Esterbrook
O’hara
Lem
T Fox
A T
Lacey
Usts Cove
Sean
Regueia
W.N. U. DL
Lai Fay LY
Ieee Er
Jones Ay' Senriing Toe Ree
Tad Reger Bashee
Peter
Dwight
Saleratus
Maeua
Uvie
Ivan Asi
Eer
Brite
Diamond Medicine Co
Detroit, Mich
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