Sakhalin Island Movements Detected by Geologists
Vladimir Koudrey reports that Sakhalin, six hundred miles long and up to a hundred miles wide, shows slow eastward emergence and westward sinking. Coal and chalk strata reveal the island’s landmass twice submerged beneath the sea and then reemerged, while underground thunder shakes the ground.
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Sakhalin Island
Siberia
Okhotsk
Japan Sea
Sakhalin
Vladimir Koudrey
Asia
Convincing Argument for Horse Transport to Holt Church
The Kansas City Star notes that horses buggies and wagons carried crowds to a Holt Missouri church celebration because muddy country roads blocked motor cars. The piece praises the horse as a practical solution and argues for all weather roads to aid future gatherings.
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Holt
Kansas City Star
Peter as Leader How Peter Became a Great Leader
Lesson survey traces Peter from his first call to confession through denial and restoration to Pentecost and Gentile conversion. It highlights key episodes like the first meeting with Christ, Peter’s denial, seven restoration steps, and the shift in church understanding from Jew to Gentile.
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Peter
Jesus Christ
Christ
John
Jesus
Andrew
Joel
Cornelius
Paul
Unemployment as Greatest Problem of Our Time Says Beverly Hills Letter
A Beverly Hills reader argues unemployment dwarfs all issues, laments long joblessness, and critiques New Deal codes. He suggests simple, universal commandments for business and government, referencing Moses and Hugh Johnson to urge clarity and fairness in labor and wages.
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Beverly Hills
A.A.A
N.R.A
Washington
Pullman
Jerusalem
Moses
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Johnson
Hugh
Hugh Moses Johnson
Capitol Hill
B. C
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Searcheth Out Perfection Surely a Bible Verse Teaser
An excerpt from Job 28 1 3 proclaims there is a path to perfection as miners seek silver gold and refine ore. It describes darkness and the shadow of death as the quarry for hidden gems of earthly value.
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Tron
Happiness in Leisure and Quiet Thought
A reflective line quoting Joseph Hall about finding happiness through time for thought and grace. The sentence reads as a meditation on inner peace despite worldly concerns.
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Joseph Hall
Year’s Discoveries Add Laurels to Explorers
Hitherto unknown inactive volcanic crater with original circumference about 30 miles was found in July 1934 by Father Bernard Hubbard near the Alaska peninsula. Hubbard’s party, with the National Geographic Society, also scaled the Aghileen pinnacles. Dr. Sven Hedin located traces of the lost city of Edsina in Chinese Turkestan. A two by one mile freshwater lake, known to Indians, was found in Costa Rica in September from an airplane near the Nicaraguan border. A British expedition led by Martin Lindsay crossed the Greenland ice cap from Cisco Bay to Scoresby Sound and pushed 400 miles south along the coast, exploring new territory between Scoresby Sound and Angmagssalik.
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Bernard R. Hubbard
Alaska Peninsula
Father Hubbard
National Geographic Society
Aghileen Pinnacles
Sven Hedin
Chinese Turkestan
Edsina
Costa Rica
Greenland
Cisco Bay
Scoresby Sound
Martin Lindsay
Angmagsalik
Emotions Mixed in Modern Life As Feelings Blur
A reflection on how contemporary life blends emotions with daily tasks. The text notes that emotions influence decisions and complicate clear thinking, suggesting readers consider maintaining balance amid widespread mood variability.
Scientists Find Fast Way to Relieve a Cold
A health note touts Bayer Aspirin as a fast safe cure for ordinary colds and related aches. It claims quick relief, dissolving tablets, and a gargle form with no gritty residue. Prices are said to have been reduced on all sizes.
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Bayer
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