Sabbath Healing Disputed With Pharisees In Synagogue
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus healing a withered hand on the Sabbath, prompting critique from Pharisees. It traces Sabbath themes from Bible references in Mark, Luke and 1 Samuel, noting Jesus’ defense that Sabbath is for man, not man for Sabbath, and detailing the disciples’ plucking grain scene and rabbis’ strict interpretations. The piece discusses how Jesus then confronts legalism, cites related verses, and reflects on the greater moral point.
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Spring garden apron and hat patterns in Holland linen
The Pattern Department offers Patterns Nos 88 and 4083 featuring a work apron with gathered skirt and a shoulder strap yoke, plus a sun hat to protect eyes. Patterns use Holland linen for durability and come in sizes small to large. Price ten cents each, order via the newspaper pattern department with size and pattern numbers.
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People in Passing from a Seville visitor to an airship quest
Articles describe Ilis Caroline Marelal of Seville visiting America for the International Institute League, Mrs Nansen the singer, and Ernest Sage a professor. notes on Walter Wellman’s failed pole dash, Ernst Leissler the long-serving Tribune compositor, William Landis admitted to Palermo’s academy, and James Vincent of Boonville a tiny but tough constable candidate with 900 arrests.
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Ernest Sage
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Boonville
Ray Jiart
University of Minnesota
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Medical notes on measles and tuberculosis remedies in 1900s Aberdeen
An Fynglish journal reports a curious equal sex distribution of measles over twenty years in Aberdeen with 20 287 males and 20 87 females. It notes experiments in quinine substitutes from gentian and a brandy remedy from Auvergne peasants to combat malaria and other maladies.
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France
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Old World Oddities From A Distant Page Of News
A quirky collage of mis-spellings and oddball notes from an era, including a Kilmar nock weaver aged over ninety, mourners using megaphones in a royal funeral, a German man blinded by rice, a hypnotized Edgbaston whistleblower, Japanese counts and viscounts carrying sticks in palace ceremonies, an Edgbaston police sergeant fined for a fire mishap, a London druggist sued over dirty distilled water, and a plea to double the Suez Canal or build a new one.
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Bristol
Stoke Bishop
London
Health warning on coffee and Postum Food Coffee
A public call for facts in coffee health debates cites a movement by importers to promote Postum Food Coffee. It argues coffee harms one in three users and offers a 19 day trial removing coffee in favor of Postum to observe health changes, urging readers to inspect factories and trust Postum and Grape-Nuts ingredients.
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