Orpha's Regret Verses 14 and 15
The notice highlights Orpha's Regret with emphasis on verses 14 and 15, noting key lines and thematic shifts. It appears as a fragment within a broader poem or collection, drawing attention to specific sections that advance the narrative or emotional arc.
A Choice That Determined a Destiny Orpha in the Land of Israel
A sermonette recalls Orpha choosing to turn back from Ruth and Naomi toward the old life, and Ruth continuing toward the Promised Land. It contrasts discipleship with cost, noting Orpha’s departure from God’s reckoning while Ruth advances toward the lineage of David and Christ.
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Land of
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Ruth
Promised Land
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Jesus
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Christ
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Orpha Chooses Conflict At Moabite Festival
Orpha resists the old life then yields to festival gaiety as Naomi’s memory haunts her. A stranger from Bethlehem reveals Ruth’s rise among Bethlehem’s elite, reigniting Orpha’s guilt. She flees the procession crying that it is too late to return.
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Chilion
Orpha
Naomi
Gayery
Land of
Israel
Ruth
Bethlehem
Olipha
Satire of a Logger in Pine-Clad California Hills
A social evening in a California hillside community gathers farmers mill men and logging hands with wives sisters and a popular schoolteacher as host. An awkward logging hand asks to dance she refus es and he quips he is not particular. The anecdote ends with a judge’s quip about the law’s uncertainty.
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California
Horse That Could Reason Demonstrated by Doctor's Partner
At a Winship club meeting a Boston Transcript tale recounts Dr Paul and his partner the doctor’s horse. During a night call in sleet the horse waited three hours in freezing wind and ice, repeatedly turning back toward home before finally returning to the doctor. The story lauds the horse’s apparent moral sense and loyalty after twenty seven years of service in the practice.
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Winship Club
Paul
Boston Transcript
Progress In New Zealand Water Power Projects
Progress in New Zealand includes several major engineering undertakings to utilize the country’s water powers. The largest project is the Huka falls scheme costing eight million dollars to supply the Auckland district with 76 000 horsepower.
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New Zealand
Auckland
Marie Corelli on Baby Talk and Genase
Marie Corelli comments on infant speech noting that a newborn shows a frail stubborn temperament signaling future traits. She says a mother must cradle the child and speak in “baby language” since he would not grasp generation. The piece critiques early language as essential to development.
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Marie Corelli
Moses Learner and Leader from Egyptian Court to Prophet
A historical lesson outlines Moses life from birth in Egypt during the Ramesside era to youth in royal education at Heliopolis or Hermopolis. It notes his early family helps, royal upbringing, schooling, and potential military path, with reflections on patience and divine timing guiding his developments.
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Rameses
Sayce
Driver
Breasted
Tesson
Egypt
Memphis
Cairo
Tanis
Zon
Nile Delta
Geikie
Rawlinson
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Blaikie
Heliopolis
Hermopolis
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Herodotus
Plato
Geilkie
Rameseum
Thebes
Rameses II
Stephen
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Townsend
Midian
Peruna Promises Kidney Relief In Reader Testimonials
Readers from Kentucky and Ontario report relief from long standing kidney and bladder trouble after using Peruna and related products. They credit Peruna with restoring health, describing renewed energy and gratitude for the remedy. The piece notes kidneys remove poisons from blood and may need assistance at times.
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M. C. B. Fizer
Manalin
Misplaced zeal in a university interview tale
H. P. Judson, newly installed head of the University of Chicago, declines a careful interview arguing it would be futile and harmful. The piece uses a parable of a flag cleaned by a housekeeper to illustrate overzealous repair over truth.
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H. P. Judson
University of Chicago
Not a Bit of It City Boarder Exchange
A Baltimore American exchange snippet records a cattle trade dialogue between Farmer Jones and Neighbor Smith amid questions of quid pro quo. Jones denies any unfair deal and asserts the swap was fair and even.
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Farmer Smith
Farmer Jones
Grape-Nuts Cures Indigestion Testimonial Cited
A woman credits Grape-Nuts food with curing years of dyspepsia after following a doctor’s advice to use it every morning. She notes predigested nutrition supports the nervous system, aiding overall energy and digestion, and mentions the product’s ready-to-eat form for all ages. The testimonial invites readers to use it and references The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Stomach on Strike Pink Pills Claim Cured Many Cases
A Lowell Mass woman details a long stomach trouble recovery after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the pills improve digestion blood creation and overall vitality while treating anemia rheumatism neuralgia headaches and related ailments. Sold by druggists at 60 cents a box or six for 2 50 from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
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Br. Williams
Mary Stackpole
Liberty Street
Lowell
Mass
Dr. Williams
The Reason. Shea and Ryan discuss sickness and work
Shea asks about illness and Ryan says five days. Ryan plans to go to work Monday morning, and both note the need for a doctor. The dialogue evokes a working class struggle and practical resolve.
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Shea
Ryan
Puck
They Tightened Up Fort Worth Record Quote
A Fort Worth Record snippet quotes a man reflecting on friendship, noting that failure revealed a large circle of close friends, described as the closest group of friends any man has.
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Fort Worth
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