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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
5
An article fragment argues the Bible presents Christ as not human in passages from Matthew, Isaiah, and Micah. It cites Matthew 26 67 68 and 27 27 30 describing brutalities, and Isaiah 50 6 and Micah 5 1 2 as prophetic Messianic references.
Dr Pettingill argues that Psalm 22 and 69 predict Jesus crucifixion with precise details. He links Matthew and John to show fulfilled Scripture and notes the Passover Sabbath timing and the lack of leg breaking. He cites bones not broken and pierced hands and feet as evidence of divine authorship. He closes with a Decatur campaign address on Christ’s return and kingdom.
Leading FDR list hopeful Paul Walker of Oklahoma, chair of the Corporation Commission, is a Democrat with geography on his side as Brainerd’s Southwest region marks the nominating line. Other notes highlight White’s shipping act, Black delays, and assorted government curios.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt outlined a simpler White House plan for winter entertaining. Fewer guests at receptions, no luxuries at official dinners, and curtailment of the president's dining out to a single dinner with the vice president.
A fragment shows a speaker stressing hospitality and friendship as key during hard times. The garbled text suggests a discussion on social support and regional dialect. No clear names or places are readable.
A hand circulating air heater is described as being in good condition. Contact by phone at 316 for inquiries or purchase.
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