Sweden parish claims longest life record in central country
In Riga parish central Sweden a population of 4000 yields 2 elderly eighty plus residents and ten over ninety. Earlier Sweden’s oldest resident was farmer Sven Eriksson who died at 105 and a half.
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Growth of Soup Delights Onlookers
A small girl watching soup cries out that the soup is getting bigger than the pot, prompting quick attention. The line captures a playful moment as observers react to the bubbling pot and the child's humor.
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China Crisis Deepens as Powers Seek Peace Plan
As war rages in China with renewed assaults on Shanghai and Nanking, Allied powers including the United States Britain France and Italy push a peace plan in Tokyo. Montgomer M Taylor arrives with American reinforcements while international diplomats discuss terms to halt violence and protect the international settlement.
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Jesus Heals a Blind Man and Reveals God’s Works
Lesson text for February 14 centers on John 9 with Golden Text “I am the light of the world.” It traces Jesus' healing of a man born blind, the disciples' questions, the man’s obedience and testimony, and the crowd’s varied reactions. The study frames the miracle as a sign revealing spiritual truth and faith growth from miracle worker to Son of God.
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Sage Remarks on Action and Charity
A compact moral rhyme urging that deeds reflect virtue. It contrasts talk with action, notes that generosity fills the heart as the purse empties, and suggests showing others what God can make of a person through works. The verse implies moral imitation through visible deeds and character.
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