International Newspaper Bible Study Club contest rules
A newspaper promotes the International Newspaper Bible Study Club inviting readers to join Local and International clubs, answer weekly questions for 52 weeks, and submit original concise essays. Prizes include gold and silver medals, a Bible, and a faith-focused book, awarded by a panel after contest review.
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Bible Study Club
Dr. Linscott
Shin
International New Paper Bible Study Club
Fach
Taneal
Sunday School Lesson Guide by Rev Dr Linscott
Rev Dr Linscott presents suggestive questions for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club’s Sunday lesson. The guide aims to deepen understanding through focused inquiry and discussion prompts.
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Dr. Linscott
International Newspaper
Bible Study Club
Sept 6 1998 Slain in Battle Sam and Jonathan Slain
Fragmentary church lesson notes pose questions on preparing to meet God Amos 4 12 and on 1 Samuel chapters 31 1 6 8 13 The discussion covers why Israel faced defeat whether God sanctioned it and how innocence may suffer with the guilty It questions God’s knowledge of death and the role of human free will Also asks if sin can lead to happiness and how warfare changed in modern times inquires about Saul and the legacy of Sadl The lesson for Sunday Sept 15 notes David made king over Judah and Israel 2 Samuel chapters 1 2 7
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Jonathan
I. Sam
Amos
Israel
Saul
Jabish-gilead
Lady Lowther’s Charm Marks British Berlin Post
New appointment of Sir Gerard Lowther as British ambassador to Berlin highlights the social triumph of his American wife Lady Lowther Alice Blight, daughter of Atherton Blight of Philadelphia, granddaughter of sculptor Richard Greenough, and renowned hostess. Her influence and charm are noted as Tangier and Madrid postings give way to Berlin, with high praise from statesmen. The piece also offers fashion and domestic tips on being dainty, caring for musical instruments, and a Denmark-honed utopia for housewives, plus cleaning cretonne and maintaining servants’ independence.
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Bertin
Gerard Lowther
Berlin
Gerard Io Sm Eogiishman
Lowther
Alice Blight
Atherton Blight
Philadelphia
Richard Greenough
Owtheer
Tangier
Gerard
Britain
Algeciras
Witty Irish Tales and Household Tips From a Bygone Era
A mixed column of short anecdotes and practical hints. Includes a Cincinnati judge’s quip with a Pat and judge Longworth joke, plus tips for freshening black clothes, cleaning jewelry, and hat plumes. Also notes on black slugs as a future delicacy, the raffesia flower, and a teacher’s question about manners.
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Pat
Judge Longworth
Erin
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Birthday Party Puzzle for Schoolchildren
A birthday party plan for children uses book titles as clues. Each guest wears a numbered card with a juvenile book illustration and guesses titles from the clues, writing answers on paper after comparing cards. An appropriate prize is a suitable book for the winner.
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Anos
Arabia
A Century Old Japanese Garden Delight
A former American minister recounts a Japanese garden planned a century ago and still in beautiful condition. Centered on a tiny island with miniature mountains and peach trees, the scene appears toylike yet harmonious from a veranda. Water lilies, lotuses, irises, and moss complete the refined display created by skilled artisans over generations.
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Ofikedo
Needlework Notes on Gingham and Burlap Uses
The article describes Mercerized gingham for a plain dressing Sack with white folded edges and a decorative card holder from cardboard, tied with baby ribbon. It also discusses burlap for covering utility boxes and portieres, with linen braid edging and tacks, urging color harmony with room schemes.
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Portieres
A Business That Pays For Women In Decorative Work
A discussion notes that women often excel in decorative crafts and could profit from their taste. It suggests women with discerning eyes might find affordable curios and antiques, while rural supply has dwindled. Cottage owners are warned against poor deals, but the field remains ripe for the woman collector and for furnishing ideas.
Evangeline Poem Fragments By De 4. Watson of Toronto
A sanitized OCR fragment outlines an upcoming poem titled Evangeline by De 4. Watson of Toronto. It describes dreamlike lakeside scenes, dawn light over islands, and distant echoes of a northern landscape with caribou, birch canoe, and twilight hours. The text notes the poem is not yet published and will appear with other poems.
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de 4. Watson
Toronto
Lake Romeean
Winnipeg Claimant Fights For Fraser Title In Lords Case
John Fraser, a Winnipeg resident, claims hereditary rights to the Fraser Lovat estate in Scotland. He asserts direct descent from Alexander Fraser, ninth Lord Lovat, and plans to present new evidence to the House of Lords committee. The tale includes a Christmas banquet incident and forged death certificates, with prior legal context from Lachance v Aiken. The claimant arrived in Canada about two years ago and was a Winnipeg publisher’s collector.
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John Fraser
Alex
Huch
Lovat
Winnipeg
Lovat Catate
Hugh
Logat
Alexander
Miss Chisholm
Sir McThomas
Thomas
Wales
Thames
Elizabeth Edwardes
Cardigan
Sia
Canada
Lands Reserved for Provincial Government Plan
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a provincial government plan in British Columbia to reserve lands. The text references housing, population, and provincial authority but lacks clear details on scope, location, or dates. Further readable context is needed to specify entities and outcomes.
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British Columbia
Seventy Die in Georgia and South Carolina Floods
Georgia and South Carolina floods claim seventy lives. Fragmented notes mention a Huntington Bay test, a cremation by will, and other scattered items. A seventeen year old, John Greer of Peterboro, dies after a gasoline explosion, with a second blast affecting Frank Hathaway in Chatham.
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Georgia
South Carolina
John Greer
Peterboro
Chatham
Frank Hathaway
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