The Ark, Samuel, and Israel’s Faithful Return
In a Sunday School lesson, the Ark’s return from Philistine capture triggers Israel’s repentance under Samuel. The text stresses wholehearted devotion to God, the power of intercession, and God’s deliverance as Samuel leads national reformation from Ramah to Mizpeh with Bethel Gilgal and Jerusalem as backdrop. The lesson cites biblical parallels and emphasizes humility before the holy Lord.
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Beth-shemesh
Bir- Jaut-jenrim
Ark
Christ
Rir- Jath-feariin
Abmondab
Lot
David
Jerusalem
Israel
Ebenezer
Sens
Eli
Samuel
Remah
Bethel
Gligin
Elizaeth
Mimself
Tekoa
Israel Movement
Devil
Irael
Noah
Daniel
Job
Ezek
Moses
Samet
Ramah
Banneh
Truay
Abraham
Jacob
Gilgil Israel
Josbor
Gosek
The Golden Hair Mystery of Miss Winchester
A narrator recalls a lodger named Miss Winchester with shimmering golden hair. He notices a metallic sparkle in her tresses and, after secretly testing a hair strand, discovers gold dust in her hair. He confronts her. she pleads for secrecy and vows to stop. He ends the liaison and avoids further ties, yet the sight of golden hair unsettles him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet
Gwendolin Winchester
Mise Winchester
Ste
Bartiog
Tsailltar
Sie
Miss Winchester
Missy Winchester
Lance
Fim
Cittus Winchester
Misa Winchester
Rewards for conspicuous and everyday Navy service
On Jan 6 1914 thirteen of fourteen Army men who fought at Vera Cruz received the Medal of Honor aboard the USS Florida in front of Secretary Daniels and other naval leaders. The article details naval rewards for merit, including pay bonuses for extended and repeat enlistments, pension options for disabled and long-serving sailors, post office and allotment benefits, savings banks on ships, and special medals for good conduct and life-saving acts, all underscoring Uncle Sam’s care for naval personnel and families.
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Florida
Secretary of the Navy
Vera Cruz
Daniels
Navy Department
Mary
Fick
Navy
Wilipina
Naval Pension Fund
Philadelphia
Veesel
Aca
Post Office Department
Washington
Kor
Army
Nating Corps Ia
Sam
Iluaxs
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Recruiting Station
Indianapolis
Ind
Maxico
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Acquittal Follows Self-Inflicted Poison Case Mystery
A narrator recounts the discovery of a self-administered poison and a murder charge triggered by unfounded suspicions. Exhumation, fingerprint analysis, and a bribed witness led to the acquittal, while the attorney who fueled rumors faced moral ruin as the judge of his own treachery. The uncle’s bequest surprised the narrator, who had expected little value to remain.
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Charles Dagley
Tyo Wavle
Pontry
Cutter
Herman Goodsell
Ate Bad
Thia
Goodsell
Frieze Panel by Bruno Zimm at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Interior view of a sculptor's studio shows a panel from an immense frieze titled The Chariot of Keaton. The piece was created by Bruno Zimm for the exterior of the dome at the Palace of the Arts during the Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friese
Keaton
Bruno Zimm
Palace of the Arty
A Prophecy Margaret and in Florence
A narrative of Americans abroad finding companionship and love in Florence, a faded prophecy of reunion, war separates lovers, and a sobering voyage home. Margaret returns to America to join a grieving mother and a penniless, wounded Heimat of strained fortunes.
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Margaret
Florence
America
Atlantic Ocean
Hiriargaret
Dia
Colossal statuary for Panama-Pacific Exposition
Interior of one of three studios at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to open in San Francisco this year, showing partially completed figures some reaching thirty feet in height, to adorn the grounds.
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Nterior
San Francisco
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Flav. C. M. Brearne
Mead
United States
Arkansas
Roy C. Smith
Wai
Cheretia
Pamither Crocker Co
Contite
Gelizioun
Italy
Ava
Europe
A. E
Lince
Tru
Thous
Cooy
Bers
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co
HS Crocker Co
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