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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
4
On the Albatross courting danger and secrets, Evelyn Radway and Bettington maneuver through a web of smugglers, doctors, and a scheming boss Clements. Bets on trust, while Radway’s illness and Elgar’s past loom as tensions rise aboard the voyage.
Lesson outlines Hannah's distress, vow, and blessing as she prays for a son. It traces Samuel's call and ministry from infancy to prophetic leadership, stressing parental faithfulness, obedience, and the Lord's favor. The text notes Elkanah's two wives and warns against lax parenting and marriage violations.
Floyd Unwin and Howard Bettington dine with Alfred Gibbons a financier. A pledged alliance for mutual aid to educate Rob and Mary unfolds into coercion and secrets. Mary refuses to betray Elgar Radway and Bettington faces theft and kidnapping on the Maina coast as Gibbs meets a fatal fall.
The Great Auk could not fly and stood upright on land, resembling a penguin. It ranged from the Bay of Biscay to Greenland, bred on ledges from Greenland to Spitzbergen, and was killed for its feathers. The last known specimen died in 1844. eggs fetch high prices among collectors.
The flag for the Olympic Games features five interlinked circles on a white background. The blue, black, and red rings sit above the yellow and green rings, which do not touch each other. The design symbolizes Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas, and other regions.
In a quaint family vignette, Little Mary describes a strange school and a surprise test. Her score was just shy of passing, with only four classmates ahead. She tells her father she was the best failure, turning disappointment into a sly, humorous punchline.
The article notes an old seafaring custom born from Henry II's vent law allowing salvage claims by shipowners if any beast aboard a wreck reached shore alive, reflecting early maritime legal practices surrounding salvage and ownership.
The essay argues that worldly tactics cannot win souls and cautions against adopting secular practices to reach people. It stresses inner virtue, moral steadiness, and steadfast faith as true power for witnessing to Christ.
A compact verse note by Heary Ward Beach urging an offering bright with mirth to the divine. The lines celebrate human life as a sparkling, restful tribute to God.
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