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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
3
Paris June 3. A six hole roof top course atop a department store offers busy businessmen a quick recreation. Pros give lessons and amateurs are guided through the course. Reported calm play with no stray balls and no warnings of fore. The article also notes Paris theatres shifting westward and Cannes casino employees debating salaries amid high payouts and tips.
The Paris stage fills with foreign productions both original and translated led by Pirandello with six plays running simultaneously. Leon Gordon's White Cargo attracts attention and a French version aims for early Odeon staging. Also notes a mechanical tempo device in a Paris dance hall and a wireless boom after the English strike.
The lesson highlights Jacob’s past wrong to Esau and his unselfish, magnanimous approach during a tense reunion. Esau’s forgiveness appears complete, reflecting divine forgiveness as modeled by restraint and reconciliation rather than revenge. The piece links human forgiveness to God’s grace through Christ, urging humankind to accept divine reconciliation.
In Taza Morocco June 3, returning men greet brothers and male friends with a kiss but avoid their wives. Arab men travel home with solemn expressions and greet men along the 300 mile railroad without smiling or showing joy at reunions.
Two pewter chalices used in the 1740 communion at Rev. George Whitefield's Bristol tabernacle have been presented to Frat Methodist Church in Des Moines. The accompanying letters by Charles and John Wesley accompany the vessels bearing the English pewterer’s mark. One-fiftieth of the World War debt owed to the United States has been funded.
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