Forgiveness of sins shown in Mark 2 at Capernaum
The lesson centers on Jesus forgiving a paralytic’s sins in Capernaum, faith of the friends, and the conflict with scribes. It covers the link between rebirth, forgiveness, and salvation through Christ, and notes the health of body and soul as Jesus heals. The discourse ties to Peter’s Pentecost exhortation and Paul’s claim that through Jesus forgiveness and justification are received.
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Antioch
Capernaum
Galilee
Judea
Jerusalem
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Prince of Peace
John
Humanity
Face the Facts War Effort Urges Food Savings
The piece stresses a dire war situation and urges the Allies to fight harder while urging Americans to save wheat and substitute corn. It touts corn as an abundant, easy to ship food and lists hot breads and corn based dishes as patriotic options to avoid hunger at home and abroad. It highlights five hundred million bushels of corn surplus and calls for disciplined eating to support France England and Italy.
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France
England
Italy
Providence
Corn Will Win Democracy's War Card Front Claim
Surplus U S corn helps famine threatened Europe and supports war needs. America produces a huge crop exceeding 3 000 000 000 bushels, boosting food supply and fueling bread recipes with corn meal. Home cooks learn to sustain health with corn based foods amid rationing as the nation ships grain to allies.
Old Fashioned Corn Muffin Recipe Sees Revival in Hotels
An antique corn muffin recipe resurfaces in modern use at major New York hotels. Ingredients include one quart milk, six ounces butter substitute, twelve ounces syrup or honey, four eggs, salt, two ounces baking powder, one and a half pounds cornmeal and rye flour. Butter and syrup are creamed, eggs added, then milk and dry mix folded in.
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New York
Recruiting Fat Men for Defense in War Effort
In a wartime plea a speaker urges forming a company of stout men to resist enemy pressure. The rationale is that heavier soldiers will offer stronger endurance and tougher defense in combat scenarios. The quotation emphasizes resilience and tangible physical strength as strategic assets.
Sugar prices and Hoover talk curb wartime profits
American sugar remains 8 to 14 cents a pound amid a world shortage. The US food administration regulates retail prices, limits refiners’ profits, and urges housewives to reduce consumption. Hoover cites saved costs and allied needs, detailing Cuban pricing and refiners’ differential cuts to ease the burden on consumers.
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France
Seaboard
Qane
Food Administrattam
Hoover Eee
Cosatie Pretits
Canvays
Cuba
Made Ir Geum Sy Liks Guegulat Ch In Canal
A garbled report discusses a Canadian food controller warning about dangerous stories broadcast to undermine food control. The statement claims such rumors influence public opinion and threaten national measures while urging people to refrain from spreading false tales and to cooperate with authorities.
Food Administration Urges Voluntary National Conservation
The United States Food Administration stresses there is no royal road to food conservation. Progress depends on voluntary action by all citizens in proportion to their means, spreading across 20 million kitchens, 20 million dinner tables, and 2 million manufacturing, wholesale, and retail establishments nationwide.
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America
Organization of the United States Food Administration
Big Reeds Nation Enacts Meat Producing Urgency
The United States Food Administration urges American stock breeders to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe’s wartime meat demand. Germany and England face livestock declines, France shows sharp cattle loss and milk drop, Denmark and Holland reduce beef cattle, while the U S focuses on meat and dairy production over cereals after the war.
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France
Italy
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West Indies
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Java
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Denmark
Hotland
America
British Government Supports Bread Prices in War Economy
The article explains government subsidies in Britain to keep bread affordable during the war. It notes an £200,000,000 contribution, state control over grain, abstract pricing for wartime bread, and set consumer prices for loaves of four, two, and one pounds, contrasted with French pricing under similar controls.
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Great Britain
Making Meatless Days Permanent
HL Nites writing in the Hotel Gazette argues that meat shortages may persist for years even after peace arrives. He cites meat substitutes like cereals, proteins, and fish, and suggests American cuisine could explore meatless menus and new dishes to fit a permanent meatless pattern.
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HL Nites
Hotel Gazette
Wheatless biscuits and cornmeal dish recipe
Wheatless biscuits feature cornmeal mixed with water peanut butter and salt heated with meat then baked into 16 small cakes. The dough should drop from a spoon and be baked in an ungreased pan yielding portions rich in protein per piece.
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