Confessing Christ in Luke and Acts Teachings
A compact study outlines Luke 12 8 12 and Acts 1 2 11 on confessing Christ. It emphasizes the cost of disclosure, the unpardonable test of rejection, and the Holy Spirit guidance in speech. It frames five aims for witnesses: certainty of the resurrection, kingdom instruction, world wide testimony, scope of mission, and heavenly source of power.
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Message From the Trenches By Coningsby Duavson
A wartime message from a France front writer urges readers to choose world over soul and to embrace sacrifice. It argues that nations and individuals must accept a primitive moral decision, warning that temporary folly will not endure beyond the war’s end and asserting lasting bonds among those who endured together.
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France
Rett Cross Magazine
Italy’s Greatest Harvest Promises Record Wheat Yield
An Italian professor, part of a university delegation visiting London as guests of the ministry of information, announced that due to a abundant harvest expected in 1918, Italy’s soil cultivated for millennia should yield the greatest wheat harvest ever reaped, enabling the country to be self supporting in growth for the first time.
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World beet sugar shortage strains wartime economy
World beet sugar production falls about one third from prewar levels. Allied, American, and German crops suffer, with beet output down 40 percent locally. Cane sugar crops also tight, France and Italy show steep declines. shipments delayed by war, limiting relief.
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Romance in Ruskin Life and Rosie La Touche
In 1966 Ruskin declared love for Rosie La Touche and sought to wed, but age gaps and parental hesitation delayed. Rosie, devout and orthodox, disagreed on spiritual matters and the couple faced distress. In 1870 Ruskin notes his mistress would not speak, a rift followed by later reconciliation as Rosie’s health declined.
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Exotic Insect and Beetle Dishes Reported Worldwide
A New York Museum bulletin describes diverse insect based foods and delicacies. It notes North American tribes relish mixtures of ants and grasshoppers dried in sun, while others prefer grasshoppers with roasted crickets. Moths are favorites in Africa and various beetle dishes are noted across regions including Turkey Nile values Lombardy Moldavia Java and Peru. In Central America aquatic eye cakes and Nyasaland may beetle and mosquito pastes appear as delicacies. Mexico reportedly fuses deer beetle in pulque.
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Fasting and Hunger Pangs Questioned by Experts
A Popular Science Monthly view, backed by a University of Chicago professor, challenges the idea that hunger pangs inevitable during fasting. Observations suggest hunger may be suppressed in some individuals under long term starvations, with some “faster” subjects showing remarkable control.
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Vic Forma
The Quarrel About Food and Attendance Flatters a Judge
Mrs Willis mentions a quarrel with Mrs Amin over a matter of food and daily chores. Mrs Gillis-Roelj.donm notes surprise, while a judge is implied amid a garbled exchange about duties and attendance.
Maryland Absent Voting Amendment Proposed in 1918
Emerson C. Harrington issues a proclamation publishing the text of Chapter 20 of the 1918 Maryland General Assembly acts. The measure would amend Article I to create Section LA and Section 1A for absent voting by military or naval servicemembers, to be submitted at the next general election for adoption or rejection. The proclamation orders publication in multiple newspapers and specifies the election date and process.
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Congress
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Annnipolis
Emerson C. Harrington
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