The Golden Calf Worship in Exodus 32 Sunday Lesson
Exodus tale of the people seeking idols while Moses is away leads Aaron to fashion a molten calf. Moses intercedes for Israel as Jehovah warns of judgment. the incident marks a breach of the second commandment and the Civil Law's early Hebrew rules. The lesson notes reflect on leadership, intercession, and accountability.
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Aaron
Moses
Egypt
Israel
R. C
Joshua
Jehovah
God
Harness the Wind Brings Water to House in Ohio Farm
John Pugh reports a wind powered water system devised with spring, cisterns, and underground piping to lift water 476 feet to a kitchen tank. A 30 foot tower and 8 foot wheel, driven by a wind turbine, deliver one barrel every 30 minutes, solving prolonged water shortages for 12 months and more.
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Sam Jones
John Pugh
Ohio
The Value of the Silo in Modern Farming
The Farmers' Review urges silo use to save feed and boost profits. It notes many stockmen miss the gain despite twenty years of advocacy, praising silos as proven, economical storage for cheap nutritious feed from last summer.
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Farmers’ Review
Cultivation of Glogcer Ginger Described as Tropical Plant
The Glogcer ginger is a tropical plant native to warmer parts of China. It cannot tolerate frost or prolonged cool weather and cannot be grown north of middle Florida. It blooms rarely and propagates by dividing its fleshy rhizomes, called roots. Sometimes grown in greenhouses as a curiosity, outdoor cultivation in the north is not feasible. Clumps can be kept in a warm place in summer and wintered under glass or in a warm dry cellar, but profitability is unlikely. The Rural New Yorker also advises giving annuals room in the stable to lie down for comfort.
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China
Middle
Florida
New Yorker
Gossip of the studios and art notices from Europe
A survey of recent art prize results and museum finds across Copenhagen Rome London and Paris highlights a Sherman statue in progress, a damaged Faustina sculpture, and a Tedyuscimy gift to Philadelphia. It notes Columbia University forming a distinct art school, Signor Bardini’s sale, and major European auctions with Rembrandt Velázquez Turner and Van Dyck works selling for substantial sums. An English Pall Mall gallery displays a lifelike portrait of McKinley by A Benzinger attracting attention.
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Sherman
Washington
Copenhagen
Faustina
Marcus Aurelius
Tedyuscimy
Philadelphia
Charles W. Henry
Chestnut Hill
New York
J. Massey Rhind
Columbia University
Signor Bardini
London
Hercules
Antonio Pollaviolo
Lutz
Paris
Corot
Rembrandt
Pall Mall
President McKinley
A. Benzinger
Green fashion: ostrich boas and emerald details
Green dominates the latest styles with ostrich feather boas, emerald pin settings, green ribbons and parasols. A pale green gown pairs brown panne velvet with Irish crochet, while satin ribbons shape waists. Paris green trends mix with brown cloth for a well balanced appearance.
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Chatelaine
Paris
Feeble Japanese Language and Travel Tales
A collection of quips and letters including a crude remark about Japanese language from Britain Express, a praise letter from Edyth Tozier Wetherred about a Wabash ride praised by Mrs. Tozier Werner, and a joke exchange about inheritance and debt from Yonkera Statesman.
Supreme Court orders injunction over Dr. Clarks Foot Powder trade mark
Justice Laughlin at Buffalo issues permanent injunction with costs and full accounting against Paul B Hudson for manufacturing Dr. Clarks Foot Powder and against a Brooklyn retailer. The court deems the product an imitation of Foot-Ease and restraints sales. Nine similar actions planned against other infringers on Orleans and common law rights.
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Supreme Court Susiaina
Justice Laughlin
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Paul B. Hudson
Dr. Clark
Brooklyn
Olmsted
le Roy
Orleans
Facts From Global Stats and Geography Observations
The notes cite Denmark with 100000 bee hives and 2500000 pounds of honey exported. Mount Ruwenzore in equatorial Africa reportedly holds 20 square miles of glaciers. London newspapers employ 450 stenographers. Europe’s birth rate averages 32 per 1000, while Austria’s is 42 per 1000. A New York exists in Scotland on the Loch Awe’s west shore near Glasgow.
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Denmark
Mount Ruwenzore
Equatorial Africa
London
Europe
Austria
New York
Scotland
Loch Awe
Glasgow
Postmaster Drennan of Kirk Arkansas Recovered by Dodd's Kidney Pills
A Fortunate Postmaster Kirk Arkansas 14th Mr William Drennan postmaster justice of the peace and church member suffered kidney pain and sleepless nights. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he rapidly regained health and expressed gratitude for the remedy's effects on kidney disease rheumatism and malaria.
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Kirk, Ark
William
Drennan
Christian Church
Dodd
Peruna Endorsed by Medical Figures and Users
Medical Examiner notes while Miss Blanch Grey and Mrs. K Schneider praise Peruna for boosting strength and curing catarrh. Letters claim rapid relief from nervous fatigue female weakness and systemic catarrh with no substitutes. Dr Hartman offers a free booklet and personal advice, asserting Peruna cures catarrh by targeting nerve centers.
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Miss Blanch Grey
Alabama Street
Memphis
Tenn
K. Schneider
Chicago
Peruna
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Obkio
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
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C.3. Crane
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Editresa
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Crang
United States
St. Louis
Wabash
Oregon
Enrra Toziza Wernerrep
Egbert
Yonkera Statesman
Chicago Daily News
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway
Parsons
Joplin
J. H. Evans
Pizo
Wm. D. Endsley
Vanburen, Ind
Fets
Hume
United States Treasury
R. Llewellyn Jordan
U. S. Treasury Department
Columbia College
West Point
Liewellyn Jordan
Ordera
Barrelo Park
Hine Street
A. J. Tower CO
Boston
Mass
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Hazardi
Hazard
Kollege Newspaper Co
Semgo
Whiting
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