Pauls Farewell at Miletus Lesson Text
After the Ephesian uproar Paul travels via Macedonia to Miletus, meeting elders at the Lord s table and urging responsibility. He reviews three years at Ephesus, notes humility sorrow diligence and faith, and presents the elders duties amid dangers ahead before praying with all.
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Paul
Miletus
Ephesus
Macedonia
Trons
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Ephesian
Doctor Stifler
Jesus Christ
Trial of Faith Produces Patience in Adversity
A reflective note cites patience as a virtue born from hardship. Quoting The Evangelical Messenger it states faith trials cultivate endurance and moral strength for those who face life’s sunny days and struggles alike.
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Evangelical Messenger
No Room for Hatred Cited as Christian Ethic
A Presbyterian of the South editorial emphasizes that without Christ like love there is no room in the heart for hatred toward any person for whom Christ died, urging universal respect and mercy anchored in faith.
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Presbyterian of the
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Average ages of marriage by country report
The text notes average marriage ages: Germany couples average 28 for men and 25 for women, Denmark 29 and 25, France 29 and 25, England 28 and 26, and Italy 28 for men and 24 for women.
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Germany
Denmark
Fraance
England
Italy
Red Cross Volunteers Produce Braille Texts and Supplies
Red Cross volunteers across the United States continually aid others. Their work includes producing over 90 percent of Braille reading materials for the blind and manufacturing clothing and surgical dressings.
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Red Cross
United States
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in The Journal
Puzzle clues explain placing letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. It lists numbered definitions for each direction, includes abbreviations, proper names, and notes on archaic forms. solution appears in the next issue.
Answer To Last Week's Puzzle
A religious reflection cites Satan tempting Eve and denying punishment for the wicked. It contrasts modernist denial with the Bible teaching that wisdom and salvation come through faith in God. The writer urges belief in God's word and asks readers if they are in Christ.
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God
Adam
Christ
Our Sad Heritage of Sin
Religious reflection on Genesis chapter three tracing the origin of sin, Satan as the deceiver, and the attack on God's word. It contrasts Eve's distortion of God's command with Jesus’ use of Scripture when tempted, noting the consequences of questioning divine truth.
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Satan
Batan
Jesus
God
Simple Verities in Sermons Attract Intelligent Hearers
A compact reflection on preaching urges listeners to heed plain truths over ornate theories. Quoting Daniel Webster, it favors straightforward religious verities over abstractions, arguing the wisest hearers enjoy honest, heartful instruction rather than rhetorical show.
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Daniel Webster
House of God
Austin Phelps
Kindness and Courtesy in Social Intercourse
A reflective note on how small acts of kindness and courtesy, practiced daily in social interactions, add more charm to character than great talents or accomplishments. The quotation by M A Kelty emphasizes quiet, habitual consideration as a social virtue.
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Fuass
Albert
Guido
Grand Lodge
Coral Reef
Brand Hill
Western Hemisphere
Itat
M. A. Kelty
Thrifty Queen Isabella Records Budget Payments
The British Museum holds Queen Isabella's budget book detailing payments to a fire victim, carpet binding, chariot nails, and bath repairs. Despite thrift notes, she was generous to the poor in some respects, balancing frugality with charity.
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Isabella
Edward II
British Museum
Bath
Ancient beliefs on sneezing and omens across Greece and Rome
The text explains how sneezing was seen as a sign of fate in classical Greece and Rome. It notes that rising from a table or bed sneezes foretold death, while sneezing between noon and midnight under favorable planets signaled happiness. A sneeze directed to the right was also deemed a good omen.
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Greece
Rome
Covetous We Never envy another man his money
A Houston Post-Dispatch quote notes envy misplaced toward wealth and credits the fountain pen as the real driver of success, praising practical tools over riches with a wry, period tone. It reflects a civic ego about clever devices shaping fortunes rather than cash.
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Houston Post-Dispatch
Eloquence Eloquence as organ of highest personal energy
Emer BoD proclaims eloquence as the rightful organ for sustaining the highest personal energy. The remark frames rhetoric as a key driver of individual empowerment and leadership.
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Radio Boosts Popular Programs and Pioneering Radio Vision
The piece highlights popular WCAP radio programs featuring Everett S Hardell Gretchen Hood and Arthur L Lambdin with a mix of music sermons talks and features. It notes their backgrounds in Boston Harvard Europe and Washington and recalls radio’s early development from 1915 onward and the Hell system as foundational to the science.
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Everett S Hardell
Gretchen Hood
Arthur L Lambdin
WCAP
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Mr. Hardell
Mme. Morey
Boston
Archibald P. Davison
Harvard
Harvard Glee Club
Europe
Brussels
Belgium
Miss Hood
San Carlo Opera Company
United States Navy Band
Washington
Lambdin
National Capital
Chesapeake and Potomac Teleplane Company
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Honolulu
Paris
San Francisco
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ita
Petroleum origin and formation theories discussed
The origin of petroleum is debated and likely results from slow decay of animal and vegetable matter buried in sedimentary rocks, with oil deposited alongside the rocks. Additional possible sources include surface fermentation and decay, and water acting on deeply buried metallic carbides.
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