Shepherd Boy Chosen King Lesson Summary
A historical lesson from Samuel 16 detailing Samuel’s divine guidance in anointing David as future king. It covers Samuel’s initial grief over Saul’s rejection, the Lord directing Samuel to Bethlehem, the selection of Jesse’s sons, and David’s anointing with the Spirit of the Lord coming upon him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
David
Samuel
Saul
Sanuel
Lfe
Jesse
Bethlehem
Eliab
Ramuel
We Can Choose What We Will Be
Fragmentary note urges personal choice in character and fate. It contrasts bright angels and dark forces, promising a blessing if we uphold resolve and discipline despite uncertain tomorrows.
Fragments Refrain in Bible Verse Echoes Unclear Text
A garbled OCR snippet echoes religious phrases about Christ and devotion. Readable elements include mentions of Christ and personal reflection, with no coherent event or identifiable figures.
Lindbergh joins select company of lone adventurers
Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society cites Charles A. Lindbergh among a distinguished list of solo explorers. It recalls Livingstone, Stanley, Selkirk, Slocum, Pidgeon, Rowan, Colter, and Galahad, all famed for undertaking journeys unaided. It notes Lindbergh’s solo feat as part of a broader tribute to independent travel and personal risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
David Livingstone
Henry Stanley
Alexander Selkirk
Robinson Crutoe
Joshua Slocum
Harry Pidgeon
Andrew 8
Rowan
John Colter
Sir Galahad
Nlope
National Geographic Society
Westminster Abbey
Becange
Africa
Notone
Congo
Livingstone
Ujji
Garcia
Lindbergh
Bert Hubbard
McKinley
Cuba
Geneval Gareta
Styles Move Eastward in California Shoe Wear
The text notes California fashion leading by six months with shoe styles spreading eastward to the Atlantic coast. A.H.M. Gentley of Philadelphia, president of the National Shoe Retailers' Association, comments on emerging trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Suoe
California
A. HM. Gentley
Philadelphia
National Shoe Retailers' Association
Berlin doctor proposes heart only a secondary life factor
Prof Martin Mendelsohn in Berlin argues the heart is not the prime life force. He says cellular activity in glands and tissue drives blood flow by fueling body motors, while heart and circulation merely distribute fuel and waste. He cites cases of apparent death despite weak hearts and calls for tests beyond heart-beat cessation to declare death.
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Berlin
Martin Mendelsohn
Berlin University
Mendelson
Mendelsohn
Special Outfit Saves Fallen Totem Poles Near Skeena Crossing
Government crews with a large derrick arrive at Skeena Crossing B C. to assist preservation of 18 totem poles near the river. Work shifts to Gytsegyuela and the Pacific Highway project draws automobile visitors from the United States as the road advances toward Kitwanga.
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Vancouver
B. C
Skeena Crossing
B .C
Kitwonga
Gibheon
Gytsegyuela
Skeena River
United States
Kitwanta
Dig Up Ruins Believed to Be Timur's Palace
Excavators unearth walls in Samarkand suspected to be part of a Vimur or Camarane palace. Rich frescoes and decorations are believed to have adorned the structure. Imar the Lame ruled vast conquests from Volga to Ganges and made Samarkand his capital.
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Timur
Samarkand
U. S&s
Renaing
Walla
Vimur
Camerlane
Hellespont
Ganges
Orient
India
Briton Invents Odd Auto Repair Trick At Seaside Resort
A London man parked two identical cars beside each other at a seaside resort. He left his car and returned to find it would not start. He cleaned spark plugs tuned the magneto and adjusted the carburetor. The car then started, prompting the real owner to rush up shouting police. The first man then discovered his own car behind the one he had repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Joseph Rock
Tibet
Yunnan
Peary
North Pole
Alexander Selkirk
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Selkirk
New York
Paris
Weston
Lexington
Paul Revere
London
Sime
Indians Have No Single Religion
Washington report cites National Geographic bulletin stating nearly 100000 Indians in the United States remain largely pagan with varied beliefs by tribe. It notes no universal Great Spirit, many spirits animating nature, magic rituals, soul beliefs, and practical ethics guiding behavior and propitiation of forces.
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Washington
United States
National Geographic Society
Oallette
Hell
Pacific Coast
Bho
Cavalry Troop Formed With Fifteenth Infantry in China
Officers of the Fifteenth United States Infantry guard part of the Mentsin Peking railway in China improvised a mounted unit. One officer and thirty four men from headquarters company were assigned with Mongolian ponies ranging 18 to 14 hands and about 700 pounds. Captain H A Henderson trained the platoon for horsemanship cavalry duties patrolling and street fighting with 18 to 40 mile drills.
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China
Washington
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Mentsin-Peking
Fifteenth Infantry
Platooon
H. A. Henderson
Know Your Sweetheart by His Handwriting
A light delicate handwriting indicates a sensitive person likely unable to endure rebuffs. Tight strokes show offense when criticized and a leftward terminal suggests introspection. A short left t-bar marks cautious, timid individuals who fear criticism and hesitate to proceed.
Reading the subconscious T bar signs in handwriting
The article discusses how small handwriting strokes reveal character traits. It links crosses, bar position, and orientation to personality, noting timid writers may wait for others to lead while detail oriented writers focus on precise work. It claims rightward slants show rapid thinking and action.
Handwriting Traits Indicate Radical Tendencies in Writers
The text explains how radicality appears in handwriting through sharp angles heavy strokes and a disordered page. It notes capital letters starting above the baseline signal anti-conservative vengeance and urges caution until more signs are reviewed.
Smallest Town in World Ani Holds One Inhabitant
Data from the ruined Armenian city near Mount Ararat shows a single resident, an aged Armenian jowk, in what was once a bustling community of 10,000. His only companions are an Angora cat and a few owls near a ruined church by the monk’s hut, while Api links to Bagratide kings and biblical associations.
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Ani
Bount Ararat
Angora Cat
API
Armenia
Oregon Factory Worker Endorses Vegetable Compound
Julia Schmidt from 1123 Witton St Silverton Oregon describes poor health and fatigue from factory work It leads her to try Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound She reports renewed strength and health and recommends it to other women workers.
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Oregon
Amatica
Thorn
Julia Bocmidt
Lydia O’ Pinkham
Veryone
Julia Schmidt
Witton, St
Silverton
Mias Schmidt
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DO. Dees
Moods Bible Institute
Chicago
Western Newtenancr
Samuel Anoints
Christ
New England
Los Angeles
Pidgeon
Galahad
Beowulf
St. George
Dragon Slayer
Gulliver
Arthur
Jack
Daniel Boone
David Thompson
Lake Superior
Waitch
Lewis and Clark
Yellowstone Park
Colter
Yellowstone
Shanghai
Frank N. Meyer
Meyer
Bona Pardy Walsh
Maby
Jeter
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ino
Scholl
Shos
Scholls
Ala Biarrie
Prs AD
Indianapolis
Hansford
Fletcher
Ugyy Freck
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