Sunday School Lesson Review for 1910 October 23
A compact review of the nine month Galilean and Perean ministry, with aims to make sessions engaging. It suggests picture books, map traces, and cutout visuals from magazines to teach Christ’s life, plus a note on stereoscopic pictures and a topical weekly group review.
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Christ
Jordan
Jerusalem
Yiicinity
Jesus
Capernau
Caesarea
Philippi
Galile
Capernaum
Galilee
Perea
Jericcho
Bethany
Mount of Olives
Palestine
Estelle M. Hurll
Holy Land
Clisa
Cupid the West Point Star Dog Trains Under Captain Charles
New York report features Cupid a Boston terrier owned by Capt Oscar J Charles adjutant at West Point noted for extraordinary tricks and quick obedience He can perform drill commands walk on hind legs beg for food and imitate a drum corps reader among other feats The piece highlights his training and loyalty to West Point rival Annapolis and the army life.
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Boston
Oscar J. Charles
West Point
New York
Seventeenth
United States Infantry
United States Military Academy
Cupid
Army
Captain Charles
Chicago
Harvard
Yale
Carnell
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Gupid
Annapolis
Academy
Severn
Weehawken
Englewood
West Nyack
Haverstraw
Iona Island
Highland Falls
Hobble Skirt Race Crowns Mrs. King Champion
Mrs. Sarah King of Brooklyn won the 100 yard hobble skirt championship of Greater New York at a North Beach outing, receiving the Bilger cup after seven fumbles. no official time was recorded as part of the seashore event.
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New York
Sarah King
Brooklyn
Greater New York
North Beach
L. L
Laundryman Retires After Thirteen Years in Sharpsville
Bhoron Pa-Sam Sing, who ran a Sharpsville laundry for thirteen years, returns to his homeland with an estimated fortune near $50,000 saved from washing clothes.
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Bhoron
Sam Sing
Sharpsville
Record Swordfish Caught By Stearns Near Avalon
Col. John E. B. Stearns of San Francisco boats a season’s record swordfish weighing 292 pounds off Avalon after a 45 minute battle. All aboard were drenched to the skin when the struggle ended.
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Avalon
Cal
John EB. Stearns
San Francisco
Prince Comes on Visit to United States Tour
Plans unfold for the expected visit of the prince of Wales to the United States, following Edward VII’s celebrated American tours. Edward’s interior travels won widespread praise, while George V. limited his American exposure to eastern receptions with the fleet, not venturing inland.
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London
Prince of Wales
United States
Edward
America
England
George V
George
Boston
New York
Blue Hen Mascots for Delaware Warship
Wilmington leaders present a $19,000 silver service to the battleship Delaware on October 5, and blue hens were gifted as the ship’s mascots. Miss Jennia Cunningham from Wilmington donated the chickens after Commander Gove urged the Wilmington board of trade to obtain Blue Hen stock once carried by Delaware troops in the Revolution known as Live Hen Chickens.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Jennia Cunningham
Wiilmington
Gove
Wilmington Board of Trade
Delaware Troupa
Eskimos Interred On Arctic Hills In Ancient Custom
Fort Hope Alaska reports the burial practice of leaving skulls and bones on Arctic hilltops, an age old custom to avoid grave digging in permafrost. Bishop P T Rawe directs the interment of about 1200 remains, while Arctic grief remains keen though swiftly endured.
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Fort Hope
Alaska
Episcopal
P. T. Rawe
Arctic
Ekulla
Northland
Centuriea
Jinseah Parker and Cakes for Various Occasions in Recipes
A fragment describes Jinseah Parker and a small cake collection for different occasions. It lists Chocolate Nut Cake with butter sugar milk flour baking powder chocolate pecan vanilla and stiff egg whites, Fondant for French candies, and Grange Cakes with butter sugar orange zest juice eggs and flour, baked with orange frosting.
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Grange
Egg Plant Dishes and Housekeeping Wisdom Column
A column blend of social commentary on education and domestic roles plus recipe notes for egg plant dishes. It covers household knowledge, cooking tips, and practical kitchen ideas such as egg plant with potatoes, lye prep, and egg plant salad with celery and hard boiled eggs. It reflects period tone and community guidance.
Notable Kidney Cure Claim Promises Relief
Mrs Robert Schwabe of Allegan Michigan credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing Bright's disease symptoms after doctors failed. She describes severe back pain, bloodlike kidney secretions, frequent night urination and failing sight before using the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells 50 cents.
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Robert Schwabe
F. D
Allegan
Mich
Bright
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Red Cross Christmas Seal Prints 25 Million for 1920 Drive
The American Red Cross plans to print 25 million Christmas Seals with a one inch square red and green design featuring the conventional Red Cross and the message Merry Christmas Happy New Year American Red Cross. The design by Mrs Guion Thompson Waterbury Conn won a ten dollar prize.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Guion Thompson
Waterbury, Conn
Popularity of Thais in Society Circles
Henry E. Dixie remarks at Mauguin's dinner that many young actresses call themselves Thais, listing Thais McGinnis Endicott Schmidt. He mocks the trend as universal yet ridiculous, citing Anatole France and a clergyman story to mock naming choices and public reaction. The anecdote ends with a dialogue about baptized names and goddess Diana.
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Henry E. Dixey
Mauguin’s
Thais McGinnis
Thais Endicott
Thais Schmidt
Universal
Anatole France
Thais
Tam
Vetus
Venus
Diana
Two Englishmen Debate a Shakespeare Birthplace Print
At the Red Home Inn in Stratford on Avon two travelers examine a print labeled “The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born.” They express doubt about its accuracy, and a waiter confirms the inscription as true, prompting one man to remark with disbelief that the birth took place in a manger.
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Red Home Inn
Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare
Its Advantages and Odd Ball Phrases in Newsprint
A fragment shows playful oddities in a column about language and tone. It hints at misheard quotes and mismatched punctuation, mentioning poker and someone joking about shoveling in the money.
Coffee Was It Learn the Facts Prompts Health Change
A reader recounts nerve troubles from coffee and a doctor’s warning. After switching to Postum, health improved quickly. nerves steadied, sleep improved, and wellbeing returned. The testimonial urges giving up coffee and mentions a pamphlet The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Pkga
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Pras
Jeyusndlem
Scout Movement
Baden-Powell
Prince
Blue Hen's Chicks
Bor
Ruth
Jinseah Parker
Hraing
Allegan, Mich
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