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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
3
Sermonette links Joshua’s apprenticeship under Moses to a divine call modern ministers must heed. True leadership comes from God first, not human ordination, with Spirit-filled wisdom and power shaping faithful service. The text urges believers to impart their honor to others to continue good leadership.
In Israel the rumor spread that Moses would depart and Joshua would lead to the Promised Land. Gaddiel schemes, Caleb contends, and Moses hears God say Take thee Joshua. Joshua reveals himself at the altar and is proclaimed leader before Eleazar and the people.
The piece cites Mary Stewart Cutting on Harper's Bazaar arguing that sympathy for newly married women is harmful. It notes society pities wives for childbirth, house duties, and being “tied down,” while the pity fails to relieve burdens and instead highlights perceived losses and constraints borne by the wife.
Aunt Sue explains that an heirloom is a thing handed down from father to son. The boy quips that the term sounds odd for his pants, prompting a lighthearted moment about language and objects in a rainy afternoon chat.
The physician links the lying habit to cigarette use but overlooks that the habit began before the term coffin nail appeared. This suggests medical opinions on smoking and behavior may misplace blame on recent slang while ignoring earlier patterns.
A quotation from the National Advocate notes the cumulative toll of strong drink, listing losses such as money time health business character friends conscience feeling mind life and immortal spirit. It warns that boys start at beer shops and young men at taverns and billiard saloons.
Commentary argues for prudent spending rather thanprofligate waste. It contends saving money should stay in circulation in individuals names and urges young men to spend judiciously and wisely for the common good.
Pattern Nos 5686 and 5692 showcase guimpe effects with a scalloped blouse over lace and a nine gore skirt adaptable to various lengths. Sizes cover busts 32 to 42 inches and waists 20 to 38 inches. yards required listed. price ten cents each pattern. order via Pattern Department with size and pattern numbers.
A sixty year old veteran claims thirty five years of severe eczema ended after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He details two products, two boxes, and two treatments yielding full recovery, praising Cuticura with heartfelt thanks. July 17, 1905, Richmondale Ohio.
Notes and Queries notes the Zulu battle cry used by South African footballers in London, clarifying two words Igama layo meaning That is his name. The phrase reflects Zulu etiquette forbidding naming enemies, with leaders pointing to victims as they rush into battle.
The government of Ecuador signs a contract with a Guayaquil agency to import 5,000 families to the lower and eastern regions. The agreement specifies that the immigrants shall be white and preferably of German or Dutch heritage.
Pattern No. 5658 Dalinty features lace trimmed aprons for home use. Describes Valenciennes lace trim, ribbon bead detailing, optional pocket, and suitable fabrics. Requires five eighths yard of material at 27 inches wide. one size with size and pattern number to specify.
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