Lesson on Creation and Human Purpose at Medi Wiie Institute
A May 4 lesson by F. A. Fitzwater argues humans are created in God’s image, with body mind and spirit, andDesigned to rule creation. It discusses Adam and Eve, marriage as divine, and the need for grace to live in accordance with God’s will. The speaker critiques evolution and emphasizes a biblical origin, humanity’s tripartite nature, and moral responsibility.
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Ereetion
Tan
Mr Sort Wan
Paradise
Man
Ohio General Assembly Concludes Three Month Session
After three months, Ohio's eighty third general assembly adjourns until May 6. Major items include a near 49 million dollar two year budget, tax measures, and a push for a pension system for teachers. The Hughes health board reform centralizes districts, while a capital program funds a new penitentiary and journalism building. A governor’s mansion project advances, several vetoes stand, and about a quarter of bills become law.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Bic
Cox
Freeman
Ake
Hughes
Abe
Senate
Federman
Parrett
Ohio State University
Latham
Boater
Pilke
Represen
House Bills For Approval Of Governor
A long list of proposed Ohio House bills covering local health boards jail criminal justice education taxation and public works. Items include expanding public health nurse appointments setting grand jury sizes extending licenses and records for soldiers and veterans and various appropriations and governance provisions. Many bills address banks hospitals forestry tax publication and road and water duties with multiple sponsors from Hamilton Lorain and beyond.
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Hughes
Lorain
Council of the Corporation
Scott
Hamilton
Ohio
Germany
Chillicothe Cantonment
Glenn
Thompson
Franklin
H. B
Gardner Ef Hamilton
Alde
Army
Navy
United States
Hoover
Wayne
McCoy
Adams
Tom Reynolds
Boards of Education
Gorrell
Carroll
Gorrell of
Wise
Stark
State Agricultural Board
Talley
Delaware
Helfrich
Crawford
Myers
Cuyahoga
John Brown
Eighty-second General Assembly
Federman
Pranklin
Cable of Stark
King of Perry
Hooley
Champaign
Senate bills for governor approval on state measures
A list of Senate Bills for governor approval covering actions from purchasing a Columbus dwelling for the governor’s residence to memorial tablets, drug labeling, armory use, hospital classification, and state commissions. Several bills adjust terms for agricultural seeds, parade flags restrictions, and tax report duties with multiple sponsors from Franklin to Fayette counties.
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Franklin
Columbus
Ohio
Lindenburg
East Broad Street
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
James E. Campbell
S. B. No
O'Brief
Hamilton
Reutires
Archer of
Noble
State Capitol
Army and Navy Union
United States of America
Kryder of
Henry
Miller of
Muskingum
State Industrial Commission
Senate
Demuth
Tuscarawas
White
Columbiana
Parrett
Fayette
Parrett of
Ting
Ohio Senate Bills Brief of Various Legal Reforms and County Tax Actions
A compilation of proposed measures including tax apportionment for express companies, holiday recognitions for Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, and construction provisions for a new London penitentiary. It lists amendments to the General Code, duties of county auditors, schools, health, and public works, plus authorizations for municipal cooperation and state censors.
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McCoy
Adams
Matthews
Scioto
Freeman
Hardin
Fouts
Mortan
Wenne
Ashtabul
Myers
Cuyahoga
Scott
Hamilto
Express
Telegraph
Tax Commission of Ohio
Archer of Nobles
Abraham Lincoln
Sparks of Montgomery
London
Madison County
Joint Taxation Committee
County Board of Revision
Jones
Ohio National Guard
United States
Latham
Huron
Superintendent of Public Works
Berry of
Allen
State Department of Health
Commissioner of ‘Health
Health Council
Liggitt
Logan
Columbus
United Spanish War Veterans of
Ohio
S. B
Davis of
Mahoning
S. B. No
Sparks
Montgomery
Whittemere
Summit
Boards of Education
Joint
O'Brien
Hamilton
Stone of Lerain
Whittemore
Beebe
Morrow
Kryder
Henry
Ake
Stak
Berry
Ritter
Miami
Mister
Muskingum
Heiress Reunited as Childs Estate Search Ends
The Childs estate completes a long search revealing Ned-Adopted heiress Nortolle, once in foster care in Nebraska, daughter of a Kearney family, adopted at four, and believed lost to her birth relatives since. Letters with mentors noted amid college connections and scattered references to missing kin. A separate Kansas City traffic penny incident disrupted intercity travel as fare disputes surfaced.
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Nortolle
Ned
W. M. Lewis
Petersburg
Neb
Lewis
Childe
Kearney
Commons Keeps Old Habits In Ancient Commons Entry
London reports the election of the speaker was conducted with archaic formalities as the clerk designated the mover and seconder by gesture and the house applauded. The ceremony ended when the mover and seconder carried the speaker to his seat. In Albany a local man named Hezekiah Beving, visiting after 45 years, spent $150 to unknown friends. In Topeka a demoted soldier described as the most police-summoned ex-soldier in the West is identified as Archine Dahlquist. An entry notes a Chinese almond man, a survivor of the Argonne, who survived shellfire and has an edible kernel from the last two hours.
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London
House of Commons
Ak Wover
Secomfer
Lila
Albany
N. Y
Hezekiah Beving
Topeka
Kon
Arttine Dahlquist
Kansas
Food Exports Increase for United States in 198 Year
Exports of foodstuffs from the United States to allies neutrals and relief agencies rose to 5,005,987,000 pounds in 198. Pork led with 2,500,000,000 pounds and beef 1,250,000,000. January shipments reached 424,512,025 pounds, up 215,210,785 from January 1918, with February total around 588,000,000, about 43 percent higher than a year ago. Eight months ended February valued at 1,556,000,000 dollars versus 3,862,000,900 the prior year. February imports stood at 235,000,000, eight-month imports at 1,935,000,000. Minor note on a grooved wood strip for doorways holding safety pins.
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Washington
United States
Red Cross
Food Administration
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Children's Year measles drive reaches over a million children
More than 1 500 000 children in the United States have been weighed and measured since the Children’s Year campaign began on its first anniversary. About 6 000 000 record cards were sent, with a quarter returned to help set new height and weight standards. state totals show broad participation. A Pine Bluff incident reports Nellie Hooker swallowing a half-dollar, requiring hospital treatment but ending with full recovery. Some poetry is inspired, and some is perspired.
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Washington
United States
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Town
Indiana
Nevada
Louisiana
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Minnesot
North Dakota
Pine Bluff
Ark
Nellie Hooker
Lincoln County
Pine Bluff Hospital
Germans to Get Treaty Tuesday at Versailles
Berlin April 28 German delegates head to Versailles on three special trains with the peace terms expected to be handed to German representatives Tuesday evening The revised draft of the league covenant will be publicized in Washington and will differ in language though preserving core principles Amendments include withdrawal with two years notice expanded council membership by unanimous vote and easier covenant amendments President Wilson to speak at plenary on Monroe doctrine
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Berlin
Versailles
Tageblatt
League of Nations
League
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Executive Council
Germany
Russia
Assembly
Wilson
British PM Lloyd George did not authorize Wilsons fourteen points note
Paris reports say Lloyd George did not adhere to Wilson's fourteen points on the Adriatic issue and the disposition of Flame. The British press bureau claimed approval by Lloyd George and Clemenceau on two occasions, including the morning of publication. A high American in Paris called the situation unfortu nate.
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Paris
Lloyd George
Wilson
Adriatic
Italians Allies of Berlin Open Peace Threat in Adriatic Row
Paris reports Slav delegates say Italy may quit London treaty if demands unmet and seek separate peace with Germany. Italian war timing cited for delay after breaking with Austria, plus noted distancing from hostilities with Berlin. Other items include quips about French Black troops and lighthearted remarks on manners and travel.
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Paris
Italy
London
Germany
Austria
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