Jesus Entering Jerusalem and Its Hidden Significance
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Jesus riding into Jerusalem, the temple cleansing, and the events of the last week. It links prophecies from Zechariah and Isaiah to Jesus fulfilling scripture, and considers faith, forgiveness, and the power of prayer in the context of Mark 11.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Zaccheus
Bethany
Mary of
David
Israel
Mount of Olives
Peter
Why United States Is At War Essay Prize Winner
Esther Hay of the Eighth Grade argues the 1776 birth of the nation and the 1917 entry into World War I to defend democracy and freedom. She cites the Lusitania sinking, Germany’s spies, and violation of the Monroe Doctrine as justifications for war to preserve civilization and the rights of nations.
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United States
Esther Hay
Germany
France
Washington
Arutocracy
Great Britain
America
Mexico
Japan
New Mexico
Arizona
South America
Belgium
Hague
Austria
Lincoln
Life of Thomas Jefferson by Henry Bailey
A student biography recounts Thomas Jefferson born 1748 in Virginia. It covers his education at William and Mary, entry to law and politics, the drafting of the Declaration of Independence, roles in Virginia reform, presidencies, the Louisiana Purchase, and the Lewis and Clark expedition, ending with his death on July 4 1836 and a brief knitting instruction.
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Henry Bailey
Thos. Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Albemarle County
Virginia
Peter Jefferson
Thomas
William and Mary
Williamshoro
College of William and Mary
House of Burgesses
Shadwell
Caesar
Jefferson
Montecello
Martha Skelton
Congress
England
Second Continental Congress
Franklin
John Adams
Patrick Henry
Washington
United States
Virginia House of Burgesss
George Washington
Jefferrson
Mediterranean Sea
Louisiana
Red Cross yarn arrives for county sweater drive
The county expects to knit 275 sweaters by June using coarse yarn received Thursday. Knit directions require 72 stitches cast on and a 2 by 2 rib for 4 inches, followed by plain knitting to 5 inches, then neck shaping with 28 stitches on each side and a 22 stitch bind off.
German birth rate falls in war years report says
A government board report based on German sources shows 1915 to 1917 birth rates fell, implying about 4 million infants lost. England and Wales see a 10 percent decline. A German commission urges compulsory marriage before 20, with state aid and penalties for noncompliance, plus penalties for childless couples.
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London
Local Government Board
Germany
England
Wales
Derly Express
Amsterdam
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Hooten
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Detroit
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Toledo
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Perch
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Cpeveeiana
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Indianapolia
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Minneapolis
Steede
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
Washington, Iowa
Third Ward
Harper & Gardner’s Law Office
Red Cross
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