Earhart Flight Across Atlantic Draws Wide Acclaim
News review notes Amelia Earhart as a pioneering flyer with Wilbur Stultz and Lou Gordon aboard the tri motor Friendship. After 20 hours they landed near Barryport and continued to Southampton and London. Earhart deflects credit to her male crew, especially Stultz, for the Atlantic flight.
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The Boyhood and Early Training of Paul in Acts 22
Lesson outlines Paul's youth under Deuteronomy Tenet and Philippians background. It covers unity of God, keeping God’s word in the heart, home Bible teaching, and daily talk of Scripture. It notes Paul’s Jewish zeal, Pharisaic training under Gamaliel, and Roman citizenship.
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Paul
Saul
Jerael
God
Israel
Benjamin
Bauil
Tarsus
Paulastine
Taraus
Cilicia
Palestine
Jerusalem
Gamaliel
The Joy of the Lord Within You
The text urges believers to believe in the Joy of Christ inside them and to make it flow like a living water, promising continual rejoicing in the Lord.
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Christ
Macgregor
Conversing With the Angels Quote From Lydiy Mfitrir Childe
A fragment quotes Lydiy Mfitrir Childe asserting no earthly power can stop intimate converse with angels while describing feeding pligs with hands, reflecting a mystic or literary aside from an OCR fragment.
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Earth
Hymn Number Proved Lucky for Gamblers
A big Monte Carlo win story centers on an English man who, after hearing hymn number 32 in the English chapel, played that number at roulette. He started with $5, built his stack to $65,000 after successive spins, and left, tempted by chance. The next Sunday the congregation echoed the hymn and rushed to the casino to chase the same number.
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Monte Carlo
Capper
Brek
St Willam F. Stoening Talks War Debt Forgiveness
Baltimore mayor St Willam F. Stoening comments on Churchill Mellon war debt dispute. He says Allies have forgiven over half, but seek to avoid remaining obligations. He likens Allies to a monopolist and cites a trust busting remark about being done by.
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St Willam F. Stoening
Baltimore
Detroit Tree Press
Nobleman’s Store Travel Builds Mobile Shop On Wheels
An Austrian nobleman and his family travel in a combined store and home vehicle to regain fortune lost in the war. The motor caravan converts the van into an open-air shop at each stop with display areas and antlered roofs. The mobile home includes a parlor bedroom and kitchen, with a second bedroom in the trailer.
Japanese Gold Teeth Spur Bank Withdrawals in Japan
H Ishida of Tacoma Wash blames the currency stringency for a craze in Japan where people buy gold teeth with extra money and flash wide smiles. The trend, he says, leads to large sums of gold being withdrawn from banks in exchange for paper.
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Japan
H. Ishida
Tacoma
Wash
Chancellor Tobias to Adopt Ancestral Name Du Boise
Dr. Jean J. Tobias of Chicago Law School plans to drop his long held surname and take the ancestral name Jean J. Du Boise, founder of the city of Du Boise, Pa. He explains Tobias is a contraction of Du Boise and says the change honors his lineage.
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Jean J. Tobias
Chicago Law School
Jean J. du Boise
du Boise
Tobias
Gate left unguarded at Moundsville prison tragedy
Prison keeper Alexander Evang was found dead at the gate after an apparent lapse allowed eighteen hundred convicts to have walked out if they knew the main gate was unguarded for a half hour.
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Moundsville
Alexander Evang
Sel
Qualified Manager Sing Up To High Or Pretty Blonde
Detroit News reports a quirky exchange where a manager tests a performer with singing at higher pitches while another character asserts kicking higher, illustrating a playful audition scene.
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Detroit News
The Ultimate Jinks-So Givving Is Lazy
A humorous exchange notes that Jinks-So Givving is laid back and prefers a bedtime story to changing the channel, with Binks agreeing he is very lazy. The dialogue cues a light, casual tone in a life section item.
Quotation Gambit Asserts Social Snubs And Sport Notes
Gossip flavored quips criticize vanity and learning through humorous proverbs. A golfer boasts a 36 while second speaker questions accuracy. A remark about fools and bicycle riding echoes social satire. The volley includes lines on honesty, misunderstanding, and aristocracy.
Laundress Benefits from Tonic in Nashville Claim
Mrs Haney Beanstein of 4068 Second Ave South Nashville reports health improvement after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the tonic revived her energy, helped her feel younger, and she would recommend it to others despite a prior run down condition from laundry work.
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Haney Beanstein
Second Ave
South
Nashville
Tennessee
Nature
Waral
Warner
Tender Aching Feet Offer Quick Relief with Emerald Oil
A vintage advertisement urges readers to treat tender aching feet with Moone's Emerald Oil. It promises fast relief after the first application and suggests continued use for lasting comfort, noting the product is antiseptic, non staining, and refundable if not satisfactory.
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Moone
Ferns Revived by Hot Water Soak Method
Some ferns that appear dead can be revived by placing pots in hot water and letting them stand until the water cools, a simple recovery process for distressed plants.
Head of Saboath Meaning in Bible Translation
The phrase head of Saboath refers to armies or hosts and the expression Lord of Saboath may be translated as Lord of Ansts, highlighting variant renderings in biblical scholarship.
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