Limited Saves the Limited and a City Hero
Ralph Walters prevents disaster at a small station by switching a track to divert a passing locomotive and save a child. His act earns praise from the conductor and a chance at a future with a grateful young woman, plus a business plan from a lawyer friend who helps him secure a family trade name and a path to romance and reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elmer Cobb
Ralph Walters
Warburton
Halph
Ralph
Sanger
Limited
Mises
Venir
Aforris Delmar
Walter Moore
Moore
Delmar
Jonathan Wolters
Jonathan Walters
Jonathan Waiters
Morris Delmar
Mr. Delmar
Young Walters
W. G Chapman
Hair Dress Policy Sparks School Dispute at Devon
A Devon education committee faced a dispute over a pupil’s pigtail hairstyle at a local school near Bishopsteigney. The committee, after reviewing the incident, left it to local managers to decide. The girl aged ten to twelve wore her hair down each day and was sent home, delaying her education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Education Committee
St Mttle
Bishopsteign School
London Mall
What Is Thy Name and the Jacob Wrestling Faith
A study of Jacobs life from a sermon perspective. It frames Jacob as a flawed yet pivotal figure chosen for a greater purpose, detailing morning and night scenes of struggle, the need for surrender to God, and the transformation that comes from divine grace over self effort. It emphasizes honesty with God about one’s true name and faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Jacob
Althout
Tim
Simon Peter
Easau
God
Peniel
Esau
Canaan
Joseph Reveals Himself and Forgives in Egypt
Moody Bible Institute lesson discusses Genesis 45 11 15 and Psalm 135 1 focusing on Joseph as a type of saving love and reconciliation. It portrays the dramatic setting of an opulent Egyptian court and Joseph’s forgiveness of his brothers, leading to family restoration and the call to move to Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheraoh
Congress
Joseph
Egypt
Judah
Joseph Cave
Jesus
Israel
God
Pharaoh
Jacob
Tenderfeet win world championship at Fifth National Corn exposition
The Hill family from Saskatchewan, farming four homesteads near Lloydminster, won the Plate prize for best bushel of oats at the Fifth National Corn Exposition in Columbia. Their success followed eight years of homesteading, careful crop management, and a shift to mixed farming, with praise for their methods and impact on local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
United States
Canada
Mr. Hill
Hampstead Heath
Parks
London
Saskatchewan
Lloydminster
Alberta
Hills
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Fsac
Manitoba
Woman Could Not Walk Pentwater Testimonial Card
Mrs Attee of Pentwater Michigan writes that after a year of weakness and a doctor’s verdict she started Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and grew strong and healthy. Read another woman from Peoria Illinois who suffered daily headaches back pain and drowsiness and after a week on the remedy she improved and claims she is cured.
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Pentwater, Mich
Attee Darl
Rf.d. No.2
Box Ti
Peoria
Ike
Lydia
Pinkham
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Carpenter
Fred W. Carpenter
Taft
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Senator Foraker
Queens
Foraker
Popular Magazine
Jacob Genewts
By & O. Sellers
Moody Brite Institute of
Chiago
Tenderfeet
Hill and Sons
Opportunity
Carter
Arters
Free von All
Chas. H. Fletcher
Harnews
Spors Medical CO
Goshen
Cardus
Stric
Ladies” Advisory Dept
St. Louie, Me
Bilt
Paris
Jill
FOLEY
Kansas City
Sabeilinies
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