Late State Events Condensed for the Busy Reader
Deaths and legal actions span Missouri notes including Mrs. Nannie Shaw 83 found dead in Eolia. Dr C H Dixon’s license restored by the State Health Board. Virgil Foster 24 killed in a crossing collision near Springfield. Missouri University to adopt drastic economies for 1931-32. Herbert Woody 21 dies from a self-inflicted wound near West Plains. Rev R Holder elected Baptist moderator at Malden. J P Cox re-elected as clerk. Ozarks tomato packfalls to under 50 percent with prices steady. Liquor raids in Mexico arrest Elzie Painter and Claude Bhie. Edward Clark 28 killed in auto crash near Payson. Mrs J W Gower Sr dies from burns in Farmington. John A McAnally named judge in 22nd District. Disciples of Christ convention draws 850 delegates in Springfield. Poultry thefts with poetic note plagues Ash Grove. UM athletes lose 109 dollars from a safe break. James W Johnson 24, editor of Southwest Legionnaire, dies. Phi Delta Theta wins Westminster College Loyalty Trophy.
Paul in Jerusalem and the mob confrontation
Lesson summary outlines Paul’s reception in Jerusalem, the vow to prove adherence to the law, his arrest by a Roman guard, his defense before the Sanhedrin, the Lord’s reassurance, and the conspiracy to kill him as described in Acts 21 17 through 23 22.
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Paul
Heloly
Jerusalem
Christ
Tarsus
Gamaliel
God
Jesus
Damascus
Damasus
Ananias
Fellowship with God as source of strength and comfort
The text asserts that real religion rests on a conscious fellowship of love and grace with God. It invites believers to attest to the power of salvation and the comfort it brings to the human heart.
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God
Chain of Blessing chain of blessing prayer and performance
The saying links blessing to promise and prayer through three steps. If the middle link fails readers should not expect the final outcome.
California Fig Syrup credited for child’s quick recovery
A San Antonio mother praises California Fig Syrup after her three year old daughter recovered from a severe intestinal flu. She credits the vegetable laxative with restoring appetite and strength, noting physicians’ endorsements and a long sales record.
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Connie
H. W. Turnage
Cadwalder St
San An_ tonio
Texas
California
Opaque Glass Mirrored Window In Cars
An opaque glass pane that is see through from outside but reflects from inside has been placed on the market. When installed in a vehicle the driver can clearly see outside while the interior appears as a mirror.
Your Daughter and Tennis Banter Sparks Witty Exchange
A playful remark about a daughter’s skill with a fly-swatter leads to a lighthearted joke on tennis. The exchange showcases a casual, humor-driven moment between acquaintances.
Western devices reach Tibet before Younghusband trek
The article notes Tibet’s isolation ended after the 1904 Younghusband expedition as western innovations slip into Lhasa. Seltzer bottles push water uphill, safety razors replace tweezers, lipstick appears for women, soap lags, and wrist watches appear in lanes. Trade and contraband goods increasingly enter Tibet.
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Tibet
Younghusband
India
Lhasa
Learns by Falls The Child Learns to Walk Upright
A concise aphorism by Parker about growth through stumbles. It suggests each fall teaches balance and progress, portraying failure as a step upward in development. The quote emphasizes resilience and learning from missteps.
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Parker
Crusades of the Middle Ages Overview
The era from 1096 to 1270 featured eight principal crusades and numerous minor campaigns. Major campaigns shaped Europe and the Near East, drawing diverse kingdoms, nobles, and religious orders into prolonged military and political conflicts.
Ostrich Captured in Desert Car Chase by Bedouins
A Hebrew University expedition in the Syrian desert attempted to capture two ostriches alive. One Bedouin rode on a car running board and seized a near black bird by a wing as the speeding vehicle passed. A second ostrich was tired and easier to trap.
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A. Aharoni
Hebrew University At Jerusalem
Syrian Desert
Boomerang Narrative Sparks Reprint Return Joke
The writer jokes about naming a final story Boomerang with the line Yes then it is sure to come back. The remark plays on publishing cycles and the meta idea of a story returning to the author.
Not Our Slogan as Falk Quips on America Research
Dr Isador Falk of the University of Chicago declares at a dinner party that America does more disinterested research than any nation while being attacked for materialism. He notes Europe faults the American philosophy with a proverb about a black hen laying a white egg and urges people to stop asking why.
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Isador Falk
University of Chicago
America
Europe
Wooden shoes gain favor among Italian poor in rural areas
The demand for durable inexpensive footwear rises as rural Italians turn to wooden clogs. The shift sees poorer communities embracing wooden soled shoes, a style more common in northern Europe.
Man digs grave for car engine in muddy roadside scene
Mr. Binks works a spade beside his car as a stranger asks if he is stuck. He replies cheerfully that he is not stuck but is digging a grave for his car engine after it died in the mud.
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Mr. Binks
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