Flies of which we are ashamed prayer line
A brief fragment cites a religious supplication asking for renewal of strength through divine reception. The text presents a devotional tone and references submission to a higher power.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1924
Page
4
A brief fragment cites a religious supplication asking for renewal of strength through divine reception. The text presents a devotional tone and references submission to a higher power.
Fragmented note discusses Mother's Day and Sunday services while urging political action. Mentions Berlin, German police, Ford bid, and urging readers to wire senators to influence careers and events in the Tennessee Valley.
A column by J. E. Blair discusses naval treaties, the Washington conference, and the push for larger navies while urging accountability for treaty violations. It weaves in reflections on slavery, biblical women, Mother’s Day, and social mores with satirical asides on modern life and politics.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues that leaders should pursue an international economy and peace through disarmament. It notes air warfare's rise since World War I and says France seeks aerial dominance, Britain must respond, and MacDonald favors Anglo French entente. It urges France to join in disarmament for European security.
The note ponders spelling of cigaret with debates over ending te or t. It references the office cat as a playful aside to language quirks.
Central HI, led by Pepper a two way ace, beat Huntsville 9-6 to raise the season tally to nine wins in ten starts. Pepper homered in the first and Central built a early lead, while Ward Handy and Doon led the offense with multiple extra-base hits. Central meets St Bernard in a doubleheader at Ma Tone Park on Wednesday May 2.
R. D. Edwards of the Y M C A presented two educational reels in Jin City schools on a Friday. The shows titled The Story of Virgin Wool and Making Lead Pencils were produced by the Bureau of Visual Instruction at the University of Alabama and were enjoyed by grammar and high school students. This marks the first in a series from the state's Department of Visual Education.
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