Building a House for God Through Return to Jerusalem
Lesson summarizes the return from captivity and temple rebuilding led by Cyrus proclamation, Ezra foundation work, and prophetic encouragement. It highlights the seventy year exile, the remnant's return, vessels restored, temple completion, and dedication with praise to God.
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Babylon
Jeremiah
Daniel
Cyrus
Judah
Benjamin
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
David
Solomon
Palestine
Satan
Haggai
Zechariah
Ezra
God
Sea yarn tale of mystery, love, and six happy endings
A modern sea yarn opens with a murder and the theft of papers by a villain posing as a secretary. A rich man and two daughters flee to a mysterious South Atlantic island while the wife and other daughter follow. Mutiny, marooning, and shanghaing unfold as love triangles resolve with six marriages. The author, Crittenden Marriott, is hinted to be an experienced writer under a pen name.
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W. Clark Russell
South Atlantic
Crittenden Marriott
Night Crash At Curwen Station In October Drami
A buggy driver narrowly escapes a collision with a speeding automobile that crashes into the river after the driver leaps free. A woman and a girl with a trembling lamp reach the injured man as onlookers gather at the riverbank.
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Curwen
Curwen Station
The River Road Accident and a Fateful Plea
In a rural home a car crashes into a river injuring the driver and a passerby named Henry Harrison helps carry the wounded man to safety. Edith Grant tends to the wounds while Doctor Fox stabilizes the victim who has a hidden packet and begs to see Henry Archman before dying.
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Edith
Fox
Harrison
Henry Harrison
Edith Grant
Mumsey
Miss Grant
Henry Archman
Henry
Archman
Machiavelli on Threats and Prudence in War
The passage argues that abstaining from threats or contemptuous expressions marks prudence in leaders. Threats do not weaken the enemy. they embolden caution or fuel hatred and a desire for revenge, according to Machiavelli.
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Machiavelli
The Executive Definition By an Efficiency Expert
An efficiency expert defines an executive as a man who decides things quickly and sometimes gets them right. The remark underscores speed over deliberation in executive decision making.
True Courtesy Enriches Giver and Receiver Alike
A reflection on courtesy noting that true courtesy adds enjoyment to both the giver and the recipient, emphasizing reciprocal benefit and shared positive feeling.
Aim to Win If You Cannot Win Make The Eas Ahead
A school or club rallying cry urging players to chase victory and push to set new records. The message emphasizes perseverance and breaking performance barriers to achieve success.
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Eas
A Few Last Words From Public Service Information Committee
A Philadelphia public service forum warns about dangerous actions and hazards. Citizens note risky behavior with wires ropes electricity and driving, urging caution and responsible choices.
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Public Service Information Committee of Philadelphia
The Boss Plans Michigan Sends New Salesman Front
A conversation about sending a top salesman through Michigan reveals cautious confidence. The speaker claims broad experience across the state and notes only four towns he would avoid returning to.
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Michigan
Fare troubles on the bus prompt old man and young man clash
In London Answers a reader asks about conductor actions when fare is not paid. The old man recalls being asked to alight, while the young man reports only being told to get off with no preference for walking or sitting.
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London
Memories Prospective Guest
Room dialogue hints at confinement and adaptation as a manager notes perception changes with familiarity. The exchange suggests themes of imprisonment and personal adjustment in a terse, ironic style.
Heard at the Opera The Fair One
An opera audience hears of a singer who feels her voice slipping away and fears losing it while a cynic notes it may be worse if she remains unaware.
Car Missing Prompt Sparks Household Confusion
Mrs. Diggs asks where the car is and Professor Diggs questions if he took it out. The exchange reveals a puzzled household reacting to an absent vehicle.
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Mrs. Diggs
Professor Diggs
No, a woman's life does not lack dress consideration
A reflective line on how women’s thoughts on dress arise only from birth to death, implying limited concern beyond that span.
Local farmer Haughtree praised as neighborhood figure
Newt Muffin notes Haughtree's vital role in the community. He mentions the farmer's efforts to please people and his barn repainting four times in the past year. An ad segment promotes Roman Eye Balsam at night for tired eyes.
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Mr. Squab
Haughtree
Newt Muffin
Local Market Banter From A Dublin Kitchen Table
A brief exchange shows Bridget refusing to set the table while Norah asks for help. Bridget says she has the items under control, mocking the task with a humorous regional cadence. The dialogue captures everyday domestic humor in a Irish dialect.
Desirable Opportunity Quote Sparks Light Conversation
A London Answers item features a remark about a daughter who dislikes swimming yet giggles when water splashes her. The witty exchange highlights a playful, flirtatious tone in a social column.
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London
Local quip on mumps spread at Ridge comedy
An acquaintance asks about children from Chickatanzy. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge explains the mumps status as some have mumped some still mump ing and the rest plan to mump soon.
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Chickatanzy
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Canada Holds Largest Forest Resources in the World
The article notes Canada has the world’s largest forest resources. It describes protection efforts including airplane scouting, wireless telegraphy, portable telephones, power pumps, replanting, pest prevention, forest product laboratories, and strong Dominion and provincial reserves and legislation.
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Russia
United States
Canada
Digging Postholes For Fun In A California Tale
A va chell quote recalls a pioneer digging postholes under a blazing sun while asked why. He is told the work is fun, and the elder answers that is why he digs postholes, illustrating work as play for the rich man.
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H. A. Vachell
California
Plains
Age 31 and the warning against caffeine in Postum
An advertisement argues that age 31 marks decline in vigor and earning power per 1920 Life Tables. It promotes Postum as a caffeine free, nourishing hot drink and offers a free week’s supply with instructions from Carrie Blanchard to start a 30 day test.
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United Sates
Carrie Blanchard
Postum Cragat Co., Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
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