Scripture Authority in Samuel Chapters 2 and 3
A brief note cites I Samuel chapter 3 and verses 18 and 19 from chapter 2, highlighting the scriptural authority and recording outcomes as described in the biblical text.
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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
3
The Word of the Lord Precious in Those Days
A sermonette urges reverence for God’s word and readiness to hear his voice. It stresses that divine revelation requires a receptive heart, warns of lost blessings when ignored, and argues honest, faithful dialogue as true friendship. It ends with calling readers to deliver truthful, warning messages to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Samuel
God
Passover Preparations Draw AMUEL’s Close Attention
AMUEL watched closely as preparations for the solemn Passover celebration advanced. He was set to take a part in the rites, indicating a meaningful involvement in the festival's observance and its communal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuel
Amazing life journey of veteran railway drivers
James Guest, retiring after 50 years as a Great Northern express driver, is said to have traveled between four and five million miles, possibly the world’s longest distance by a railman. Rival Benjamin Jeans, London and North Eastern guard, is credited with four million miles over 54 years, while John Higginbottom and Robert Maybank also boast multi‑million mile careers on different railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Guest
Great Northern Express
Guest
Benjamin Jeans
London & Birkenhead Express
John Higginbottom
Midland Railway
Robert Maybank
London & Southwestern Railway
Samuel Dreams of Service as Temple Lights Burn Low
A young boy named Samuel longs for his mother as he prepares for temple duties in Shiloh. He reflects on Moses, questions God’s voice, and hopes to please Eli and his mother by serving faithfully until she arrives with a miniature coat as a welcome gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Eli
God
Moses
Pharaoh
Temple
Israel
Samuel
Hophni
Phinehas
Man and Bride: Wales to London 44 Years Ago
Passage notes a historic journey from Wales to London 44 years earlier for a royal wedding meeting Princess Alexandra of Denmark, credited with a similar record per Tit-Bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
London
Princess Alexandra of
Denmark
Saint of Elba and the rich guest who forgot wealth
On Elba a man named Melani died after years living as a poor guest in a peasant family. Though a millionaire, he forgot wealth and lived in meditation, earning locals' view as a saint. He left all he had to his kindly hosts who found a grand mansion in Pistoia, Tuscany, unopened since 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
Melani
M. Melani
Pistoia
Tuscany
Furni
Wide Range of Wolves and Hunting Signs
A Fur News note explains wolf range as six to ten miles square and outlines locating wolves by scouting, recognizing water stops, and tracking. It highlights signs in sand and along streams, and notes the distinct wolf track with front toenails set forward and toes spreading when running or frightened.
Hope for End of London's Smoke Propelled by Electric Heating
Proposal to end London's smoke uses electric power generated elsewhere for heating and related needs. The plan aims to reduce air pollution by shifting energy use, signaling a major urban reform initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Disappearing Art Objects Baffle London Telegraph
A fragment from the London Telegraph notes that ture and artistic objects have disappeared, with no clear indication of when or how the loss occurred. The incomplete sentence leaves the event and responsible details uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
London Telegraph
Desert Ranch Owner Reveals Bounty From Arid Acres
An eastern guest visits a western ranch and learns how the owner transformed desert land into a flourishing livelihood. He explains that profits come not from savings alone but by planning for dry spells, with a wry remark about “rainy days” supplying funds. The tale ends with a proverb on happiness and suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
Cyrus
Cleveland Leader
Wonderful Gain by Ogden Pioneer Browning
J W Browning of 1011 22d St Ogden Utah veteran of the 1848 plains crossing says five years ago doctors warned of diabetes kidneys failing and weight loss. After taking Deans Kidney Pills he recovered and has stayed well for a year at age 75. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Browning
Ogden
Utah
Plains
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Five of Them and Seven for a Wedding Present
A Christmas tale from the Ladies' Home Journal recounts a tin plate worker marrying a widow. After the celebration he nervously reveals a wedding gift of five children. The widow Sarrah replies calmly that seven is the bigger tally, calling it a fitting wedding present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrah
John
Ladies’ Home Journal
A Sad Mistake
A Boston Herald writer recalls a summer scene in a deaf old man’s village home. Mr S, hosting summer boarders, is told his house is full. The man jokes about roomful of young ladies, then Mr S quips he has just picked two quarts of bugs off the potato plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. S
Boston Herald
Youthful heroine likened to a Shirley poppy in garden
A lady novelist depicts her young brilliant heroine as flowering in a walled garden with the air and movement of a Shirley poppy. The Westminster Gazette notes it has not witnessed the bordering notion of the heroine's ambulatory display beyond metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gazette
Postum Coffee Helped Teacher End Nervous Strain
A teacher credits Postum Food Coffee with reversing a year of nervousness and fatigue. After a rough first trial, boiling times were adjusted to fifteen minutes, yielding a rich flavor and marked health improvements. The speaker urges others to try Postum as a healthier alternative to coffee for both adults and children. There's a reason. Read the Health Classic.
Where He Met Him and the Tramp Tale
Fre challenges a tramp to show cleverness while listening to the vagrant’s hard luck story. The tramp forgets whether he had met Fre before and notes a week in jail. An advertisement then touts Defiance Starch as safe for fine fabrics and effective as a stiffener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tgt
Ano
Telephones In Boston Show High Usage
Boston tops the nation in telephone use per the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co annual report. Nearby, daily conversations run into hundreds of thousands, and Boston claims a phone for every person. A promotional note touts Defiance Starch for shirt laundering at home with proper stiffness and finish to avoid wear. It adds a remark about women, minds, and complexions if change were impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
New England
R. Paxton CO
Maas
Marriage Turns Diva Career Opening
A dialogue notes a divorce as the opening of a stage career. The woman views her split as fortunate while her partner recalls the divorce as a turning point that propelled her into acting, now showing promise. The exchange hints at survivor success in the theater world.
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