Jeremiah Speaks Boldly for God in Temple Sermon
The lesson outlines Jeremiah’s bold call in the temple to urge Judah to repent or face God’s judgment. It covers his arrest, the charges of blasphemy, the trial by princes and elders, his defense and exhortation to amend, and his eventual acquittal aided by Ahikam, with notes on resisting God’s messenger and the temple’s fate.
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Jeremiah
Judah
Shiloh
Ili
God
Micah
Jerusalem
Hezekiah
Urijah
Jehoiiakim
Egypt
Friendship That Never Fails in Eternal Companionship
A reflective meditation on Jesus as a steadfast friend whose companionship strengthens life, brings purity and power, and sustains through time and eternity without weariness or failure. The text extols a perpetual bond that offers joy and comfort in every circumstance.
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Jesus
Envy like a fly passes a body's sounder parts
A short reflection on envy likened to a fly that lives on sores, illustrating how envy infiltrates and torments the healthy body by preying on weakness and decay. The verse evokes sting and decay through a stark, provocative analogy.
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Chapman
Norma Talmadge Stars In Smilin Through At Rylander
Norma Talmadge shines in Smilin Through a screen version of Allen Langdon Martins play at Rylander Theater Friday and Saturday. She plays Monyeen and Kathleen in a dual role with Kenneth Wayne as the lover, supported by Harrison Ford and Wyndham Standing. First National presents a dramatic romance directed by Sidney Franklin with Mae Marsh and others noted. Two performances today matinee 3 15 night 8 55.
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Norma Talmadge
Rylander
Allen Langdon Martin
Jane Cowl
Norma
Monyeen
Kathleen
Kenneth Wayne
John Cataret
Miss Talmadge
Harrison Ford
Jeremiah Wayne
Wyndham Standing
John Carteret
Mast
Alec B. Francis
Glenn Hunter
Grace Griswold
Miriam Battista
Eugene Lockhart
Sidney Franklin
Opera House
Mae Marsh
Robert Harron
Miriam Cooper
Ralph Lewis
Walter Long
Mother and the Law
Griffith
Griffith's The Mother and the Law Inspired Dramatic Film Claim
The text lauds David Wark Griffith as unmatched in motion pictures and describes The Mother and the Law as a humane, vital, powerful dramatic production. It extols his undisputed philosophy and supremacy in cinema.
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David Wark Griffith
Law
Georgia Memorial at Vicksburg Park Urges State Effort
Citizens urged to support a Georgia state memorial in the Vicksburg National Military Park commemorating Georgian soldiers in the Vicksburg campaign and defense. A bronze heroic statue on Georgia circle is proposed, with War Sincerely yours, WM. T. RIGSBY, chairman, Vicksburg, May 15, 1922.
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Times-Recorder
General Assembly
Vicksburg National Military Park
Georgia
Vicksburg
Georgia Circle
WM. T. Rigsby
Miss
Germany Likely to Reject Bankers Budget Plan
Paris May 25 The second day of the International Bankers conference reports Berlin is likely to reject Finance Minister Holme s proposals for balancing the budget that the reparations committee has deemed acceptable.
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
International Bankers Conference
Berlin
Holme
Harding urged to aid return through advertising clubs
Washington May 25 The return of prosperity depends on every businessperson. Charles Henry Mackintosh of Chicago, head of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, urged President Harding to address the Milwaukee convention June 11 to 15 to boost business, saying the responsibility rests with individuals in business and urging retailers to drive growth with aggressive tactics. Harding has not answered but advertisers hope he will attend.
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Washington
Charles Henry Mackintosh
Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Harding
United States
Associated Advertising Clubs
Milwaukee
Mackintosh
Newspaper Executives Association
Associated Business Papers
Agricultural Publishers’ Association
Advertising Association
Columbus Prepares for S S Convention
Columbus May 24 Plans for the state Sunday school convention to be held in Columbus June 13 14 15 are being perfected by a local committee of arrangements led by general chairman W H Young The group includes C R McAllister J R Fitzpatrick Kamlin W Ford T C Kendrick E W Stephens and others plus invitations from Muscogee County Sunday School Association Kiwanis club and local civic bodies Strong out of state speakers and about thirty leading Georgia Sunday school workers are expected to participate Histon Booth of Statesboro is president and will preside across sessions with assisting officers</s>
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Columbus
W. H. Young
Young
C. R. McAllister
J. R. Fitzpatrick
Kamlin W. Ford
T. C. Kendrick
E. W. Stephens
F. M. Jenkins
C. M. Trulock
Muscogee County Sunday School Asociation
Kiwanis Club
Botary Club
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
City of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Muscogee County Commissioners
Advertising Club
Georgia
Tate
Histon Booth
Statesboro
State Sunday School Association
P Nuber
To India upper caste girl do not dances
A brief phrase appears to state a social rule about an upper caste girl in India not dancing. The text lacks clear context, names, places, or dates to identify a specific event or source.
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India
Record Class Gives Diplomas at Union High
The Union High School closing exercises marked the largest graduating class with thirteen members. Cato Wilson delivered the valedictory, G. C. Thomas welcomed guests, Rev. Guyton Fisher gave the literary address on Big Things, and diplomas were awarded to Thelma Bolton Mamie Burnett Mary Lou Bailey Clara Ethridge Genie Dean Mullholland Geraldine Ryan Bessie Simms Esta Stewart Mae Luke Mary Joe Watson Cato Wilson Greer Bryant Ellis Park Green.
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Thelma Bolton
Mamie Burnett
Mary Lou Bailey
Clara Ethridge
Genie Dean Mullholland
Geraldine Ryan
Bessie Simms
Esta Stewart
Mae Luke
Mary Joe Watson
Messrs
Cato Wilson
Greer Bryant
Ellis Park Green
Curb Market Merchants Buy Old Newspapers for Wrapping
Tamesf Recorder notes curb market merchants seek old newspapers to use in wrapping and packaging bouquets and bunches, inviting donations or exchanges from readers. The brief highlights a practical reuse of print waste and community reuse efforts.
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Curb Market
Tamesf Recorder
Mrs Sam Edge Heads Rebekahs In Grand Lodge
Mrs H Edge of Americus crowned state president of the Rebekahs at the Macon grand lodge meeting, elevated from vice president. Her husband named grand outside sentinel in the Odd Fellows. Parade feature showcased Pilgrim Knights of Oriental Splendor with Ben Hur Palace of Americus among participants. Americus police chief John T Brage, a member, rode at the parade head with Macon’s chief guiding. Large county turnout from Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attending.
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Sam H. Edge
Americus
Rebekahs
Macon
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Pilgrim Knights of Oriental
Ben Hur Palace
John T. Brage
Order
Odd Fellows and
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