Paul in Corinth Sunday School Lesson Highlights
A historical Sunday School lesson by Rev P B Fitewater outlines Paul’s mission in Corinth. It covers how he found a home with Aquila and Priscilla, toiling as a tentmaker, preaching in the synagogue, and accepting support from fellow believers to continue ministry. The text notes opposition, strategic stay near new believers, and Crispus’s conversion, with a focus on God’s protection and guidance in challenges.
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Uriporm International Sunday School
P. B. Fitewater
Bening ‘School
Moody Bie
Paul
Corinth
Strange City
Aquila
Priscilla
Rome
Claudius
Bilas
Timothy
Thessalonica
Pas Sllus
ag“Satante
Lord
Satan
Christ
Crispus
Europe
All Are His Quote Reflects On Winter And Povery
A fragmented extract from George Macdonald reflecting that God governs all seasons including winter and human poverty. The text evokes universal sovereignty over hardship and sorrow, tying natural cycles to human experience and faith.
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George Macdonald
Peace Within for the Pou to Thrive, Says Rev. T. T. Munger
Rev. T. T. Munger urges calm amid looming storms, insisting inner peace sustains the pou and enables growth despite upheaval and uncertainty around. He counsels steadfast faith and steady resolve to weather troubled times.
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Murat
Rev. T. T. Munger
Mitchell Decries U S Air Defense Lapse Before Aircraft Board
Edward W. Pickard reviews Col. William Mitchell’s testimony on air power, urging a separate national defense department and an aeronautics office. He cites Britain and Japan as pursuing air forces as decisive, criticizes Army and Navy, and notes related Shenandoah and Davy Jones incidents, plus international security talks and debt settlements.
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Edward W. Pickard
Col
William Mitchell
Aircraft Board
Navy
United States
Great Britain
America
Japan
Alaska
Army
Department of National Defense
Air Force
Department of Aeronautics
Mitchell
Air
Air Service
Alr
Shenandoah
Hawaii
Morrow
Admiral Fletcher
General Harbard
Mitchell Bimes
Hairy Vetch for Soil Re Dintegration in Georgia and Alabama
The Central Georgia Agricultural Department urges farmers to plant Hairy Vetch as a winter cover crop to build soil. It resists cold, suits all soils, fixes nitrogen, and when plowed under adds as much nitrogen as 400 pounds of nitrate of soda. Inoculate seeds, sow 20–25 pounds per acre, plant in October, and cover 1/2 to 2 inches. For corn following Vetch, delay corn planting by 10–14 days after turn-under. Continuous soil building via winter legumes is recommended for fertility gains.
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Central of Georgia Agricultural Department
Georgia
Alabama
Cole Manufacturing Co
Virtue and Homey Colonial Woodwork Impress Readers
A Fort Valley Lumber advertisement extols colonial style woodwork and transom windows. It praises timeless design and craftsman appeal, noting white paint and upkeep as inviting. The piece blends moral musings with product rhetoric, guiding readers toward traditional aesthetic values.
Plan to Sow Vetch This Fall With Inoculation
Farmers are advised to begin preparations now after turning under Vetch. Call your County Agent to arrange seed and inoculation so everything is ready for planting time in the fall, ensuring a steady start when field work begins.
Mozart Burial Location Uncertain After Storm Funeral
Report says the exact grave site of Mozart is unknown due to a violent storm at his funeral. The body was likely buried in a city cemetery near Vienna, with a commemorative monument erected in 1859 on the original burial plot in the prison corner.
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Mozart
Hutchyard
Vienna
Skilled women retouching negatives elicit sharp critique
A fragmentary note cites photographers and women who retouch negatives, suggesting tension over their skill and behavior. The garbled text mentions a widow and implies controversy about vanity or manipulation in image work.
Up Nights and Old Age Musing Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss nights of wakefulness and aging, hinting at health worries and personal reflection. Vague phrases reference someone named Gene and a broader talk of troubles, time, and hope amid hardship.
Separation sought from Bloodworth estate in 1925 Illinois county case
Citation records that Mee Se Bloodworth applied for twelve months support for herself and minor children from the estate of Bloodworth, with the assigned administrator to set apart the claim. The court requires all concerned to show cause before the County Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in November 1925, at its November term, why separation should not be granted. October 8, 1926. L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
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Bloodworth
Blood_worth
Court of Ordinary
L. T. Peed
Letters of Administration Notice for Estate Filing
Notice requests a person to appear at the office within the time allowed by law to obtain permanent Letters of Administration for the estate of Min E. The notice warns that if no appearance is made, letters may not be granted.
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