Four Shepherds Encounter Mary and Jesus at Migdal Eder
Four Bethlehem shepherds guiding flocks near Migdal Eder welcome Joseph and Mary to a cave housing a manger. A bright star and divine light reveal the newborn Christ as angels herald peace and savior. The travelers later depart, bearing witness to the holy birth.
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Misael
Joseph
God
Dwarf Owls of the Desert Vest Pocket Edition
A tiny owl called Sacaveo thrives in the deserts of Algona and New Mexico. It nests in abandoned woodpecker holes in giant cacti, remains year round, and feeds on bugs and grasshoppers. The female lays without a nest and up high in tree trunks for safety.
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Algona
New Mexico
Mystery to Work and the Practical Power of Electricity
A quotation extols psychology as intangible yet practical and describes electricity as a mysterious force that can be directed and predicted. It highlights electricity's proven usefulness, comparing theoretical understanding with utilitarian results like an electric fan on a hot day.
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R. H. Platt, Jr
One Penalty of Wealth
Folklorist Jud Tunkins jokes that amassing a large fortune requires hiring many advisors to tell the owner how to spend it. The quip highlights the burdens of wealth and the entourage it brings.
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Jud Tunkins
New Artificial Silk From Animal Muscular Fiber
An experimental process yields fibers several inches long from animal muscular tissue. After cement is dissolved and fibers are straightened in liquid, they are woven into cloth. Waterproofing with rubber impregnation makes the fabric suitable for insulation and balloon cloth.
Jesus Feeds the Multitude After Grief and Prayer
The lesson centers on Jesus feeding five thousand in a desert setting with five loaves and two fish. It notes the compassion of Christ, the disciples’ doubt, and the call to depend on God and share his blessing, ending with Jesus praying and guiding the disciples through the storm.
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Jesus
John the Baptist
John
Christ
Symbolic Dew as Divine Spirit Refreshing Israel
The dew in Scripture stands for the Divine Spirit and His quickening influence. The living Lord declares I will be as the dew unto Israel shaping barren lives toward renewal. He comes to Israel and turns arid hearts into life and beauty, like rain reviving a parched land.
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Isael
Israel
Constipation and Health Beliefs in Early Advertising
An 19th century ad notes constipation signals stomach liver and bowel disorder and claims Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills restore regularity without eriping. It also warns counterfeit coins may be lead yet difficult to push, reflecting period concern with authentic currency.
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Wright
Wanted Only Minor Change
At ten p m the office is busy as staff work late. The firm head, stern over gold rims, asks about a complaint. A employee seeks fewer hours, not shorter ones, and insists he is content with the current chronological system while wanting less time in his daily work period.
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Houston Post
His Business. Is He a Man of Good Habits
A quip notes he must be disciplined as he makes riding ones for ladies, reflecting on reputation and propriety in a social circle. The line hints at personal conduct influencing his standing among peers and partners.
Self-control rewards versus indulgence failure
A concise moral contrast highlights discipline. The saying emphasizes that restraint yields one talent of success while ten of indulgence bring failure.
Senator Swank and the Machine Candidate
Mayor Lunn cites a luncheon remark challenging the elected senator Swank. The boss defends him by listing rapid gains for the railroad trust light trust and food trust and claims wealth and status have accumulated in six months.
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Schenectady
Senate
John Citizen
Swank
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Light Trust
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What the Doctor Did and the Telephoned Child
A father tells of his child’s illness and his wife’s message to the doctor. On arriving home, he asks what the doctor said. The child replies that the doctor did nothing but telephoned her all over the house.
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