Remember the Sabbath in Nehemiah era lesson
In the December 16 lesson from Moody Bible Institute, Nehemiah 12 highlights neglect of God's house, Sabbath desecration, and the purification of the priesthood. It contrasts the old Sabbath with the Christian principle of rest, noting Jesus as Lord of the day and urging reverence amid modern secular Sabbath attitudes.
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Beautiful Customs and Traditions of the Yermas Season
Valentine Yarnall surveys Christmas origins and customs across nations. From Cristes Maesse and Yule to mistletoe, Yule logs, carols, and the Christmas tree, the piece traces pagan roots, church adoption, and regional practices in England, Germany, Scandinavia, Italy, France, Poland, Russia, and beyond, noting legends, rituals, and evolving traditions through history.
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Christ
North
Odin
Thor
Orly Teutons
Egypt
Rome
Constantinople
Merrie Old England
Alfred
New England
General Court
Massachusetts
England
Sweden
Scandinavia
Germany
Poland
Austria
Russia
Paris
Foundling Hospital
Lyons
France
Foundling
Italy
Ttalian
Peru
Holland
Belgium
St. Martin
Jesus
Oxfordshire
Lady Morgan
St. Joseph
Wales
Ireland
St. Boniface
Strassburg
Rhine
America
Preparedness In War Time Knitting Scene Sparks Plan
A dialogue notes a young woman knitting for soldiers and juggling three sweethearts in the army. The exchange weighs casualties and future prospects, arguing she can support soldiers without risking a lost match. The tone hints at home front morale and social humor amid wartime.
Kidney Trouble Remedy Promoted By Swamp-Root Ads
An advertisement text promotes Swamp-Root as an herbal kidney remedy available in two bottle sizes at drug stores. It invites testing with a sample bottle sent for ten cents to Dr. Silmer & Co. in Binghamton NY, urging readers to mention this paper.
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Binghamton, N
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August Flower Remedy for Digestive Ailments
Green's August Flower is marketed as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach and intestinal canal, and stimulates bile production to remove impurities from the blood. It is sold in 30 and 80 cent bottles in various countries.
Of Course She Did Headline Joke Tale
A humorous anecdote from the Indianapolis News features a young woman answering an ad and recounting why she left her last job. She explains a kitchen scene where the mistress taught corn pone making and asserts she quit because she is from Kentucky. The item carries light, practical joke humor with a first person perspective.
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Ianapolis News
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