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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
4
A syndicated column discusses social issues from music practice to economic fairness. It laments poor musical learning, notes stinginess among both capitalists and poor, and critiques welfare trends, philanthropy schemes, and public morals with provocative examples. It ends with observations on gender and spending.
Edward W. Pickard surveys the opening of the Seventieth Congress with Longworth’s re election, fights over seating Smith and Ware, Coolidge's budget and policy aims. He notes tax cuts, flood control, farm relief, navy expansion limits, and calls for broader foreign covenants. The piece covers committee battles, convention votes, and reactions from the Anti Saloon League and industry groups as the new session begins.
This lesson outlines the quarterly review plan for prophets Elijah Elisha Amos Hosea Haggai and Isaiah. It covers teaching methods biographical applications to modern life and specific lesson outlines from October through December focusing on obedience, prophecy, and responses to crisis.
A preacher watches a craftman carving stone into a statue with a warble cutter, chigel, and hammer. The preacher quips about clanging blows on stony hearts and is challenged to work as the carver does, on his knees.
Presbyterian Record notes a reflective sentence about contentment and spiritual restraint, contrasting worldly self satisfaction with faith led virtue. The piece hints at moral guidance from religious publication discourse.
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