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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
3
Brief summary of the international Sunday School lesson topics. Highlights key scripture references, aims to guide teachers in presenting biblical lessons with global relevance. Notes focus on universal values, cross cultural applications, and practical faith implications for learners.
A devotional outline contrasts Jesus and Judas from the Last Supper through betrayal and remorse. It details Judas motives greed and disillusion with an earthly kingdom, his return of 30 pieces of silver, and final suicide. The text stresses born again faith, warnings about apostasy, and contrasts Judas with Peter in loyalty and denials.
Report notes German motor train destroyed by French action and suggests King Vittor Emmanuel of Italy may support aiding the Allies against Germany and Austria. The text reflects a May sentiment for adopting such a course.
Britain’s aviation strategists hail India for launching a $500,000 engineering college to be built at a suburb of Madras, signaling expanded technical education in aviation related fields.
A wounded Algerian fighter from the battle of Atane is described as a type of soldier France brought from Africa. The article notes a body-mounted camera on pigeons that can photograph enemy positions from height, its prior German interest, and current English restrictions on carrier pigeons near coasts. It mentions automatic timing, two camera forms, and Moscow Hospital employing over 900 nurses.
The piece traces Przemyśl, founded in the eighth century, rising to prominence with a medieval population around 50,000 before devastation in the seventeenth century by Tartars Cossacks and Sweden. It notes Cracow’s 70,000 people era, its border position near Prussia Austria and Russia, and the shift from ancient walls to 15 modern fortifications on surrounding hills.
A Cologne Gazette letter from a German reserve officer claims no pillaging and explains farm owners mid war. He asserts farmers are paid for goods, towns burn only when shells or defending civilians cause damage, and that villagers fled with no owners left. He notes civilians fear and says masters and soldiers determine right and wrong.
A Berlin letter to the New York Sun describes universal support for the war. Youth travel across Germany to enlist, while older men beg to join, even donning 1870 uniforms to drill recruits under an aged captain. Volunteers train daily in relentless drills.
The British secretary asks Queen Mary to help raise 300000 pairs of socks and abdominal belts for frontline troops as cold weather approaches. The queen issues a general appeal across England and colonies, calling on knitters worldwide with Lady Paget aiding. Young Princess Mary knits wristlets while learning hosiery skills.
The report notes no rise in living costs with prices kept in line by law. Coal, railroads, subways, and theaters operate on schedule and society remains orderly. Parks, trees, and homes are cared for. one would not know of the war unless told.
Americans recall with pride Martha Washington knitting socks for ragged barefoot soldiers at Valley Forge. The article notes knitting as her hobby, enlisting women nationwide and her servants in the work as disease and starvation depleted ranks. It mentions Daughters of Empire also knitting belts and books.
A fragmented historical piece discusses fairy stories and their science like hidden tensions in tales. It traces how folklore intersects with natural explanations, noting shifts in belief, alliances, and evolving perceptions of magic and the natural world through ages.
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