This Funny World Reminder on Sunday collection
A minister apologized for complaints about church offerings noting six buttons were missing in last Sunday's collections. He quoted the Bible urging readers to “read your hearts and not your garments.”
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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
7
A minister apologized for complaints about church offerings noting six buttons were missing in last Sunday's collections. He quoted the Bible urging readers to “read your hearts and not your garments.”
Medical ad promotes Dr. Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach and Senna stimulates lazy bowels to relieve constipation. The copy emphasizes stomach comfort and ease of digestion. It targets general readers seeking relief and taste appeal for children.
A line from Hamlet contrasts conceit and strength, noting that weak bodies carry conceit while the strongest works come from humility, highlighting a meditation on power and self-perception.
Practical, affordable gift ideas for a bridal kitchen shower. Suggestions include small gadgets, pottery pots for herbs, bowl covers, butter paddles, and a recipe box with guests’ favorite recipes. Also includes a sample menu and simple homey dessert and dressing recipes.
Four practical homemaking booklets offered as a gift for new brides include Better Baking Easy Entertaining Feeding Father and Household Hints each priced at ten cents Send ten cents for each book to Eleanor Howe at 919 N Michigan Ave Chicago Illinois and specify titles Western Newspaper Union releases them
The June 9 lesson presents selected subjects and scripture texts curated by the International Council of Religious Education. Copyrighted material is used with permission, outlining guiding themes and readings for study.
A reflective quote discusses gratitude, urging readers to give thanks in hardship rather than for every condition. It contrasts misreading a message about gratitude with the idea of remaining still and trusting that reverence applies within difficult circumstances.
A biblical verse from Isaiah 19 22 speaks of repentance and divine healing for Egypt. The text emphasizes turning to the Lord who will smite and heal, and be entreated by the people.
A brief reflection on selfishness as a deadly sin, exploring how self deception amplifies the harm of self centered behavior and distorts moral judgment. It emphasizes the paradox that selfish acts often mask their true costs from the actor.
In Ruth Wyeth Spears Book 4 the Miss Fixit tale shows color planning using a rug or drapery as a basis. A turquoise rocker and chintz seat illustrate the method, and the article invites readers to obtain Book 4 for a clear illustrated rule to design home color schemes.
A collection of questions and supplied answers covers topics from astronomy to biology history and navigation. It includes comparisons between planets and stars, canary and elephant heart rates, identity of a fifth estate reference, the Sikak skunk city, US vice presidents who became presidents, lit first in a dark room, pirogue meaning, degrees from the North Pole to the Equator, parachute jump terminology, and a brief set of named figures Arthur Theodore Roosevelt and Coolidge.
The list differentiates planets and stars, notes mammal heart rates, and references sun drying. It discusses a fifth estate bridging class and science, locates a clue in Chicago, and enumerates nine items with Adams and Jefferson among named figures.
A brief quotation asserts prefer flexibility over perverseness and meekness over self-love, attributing the guidance to Hammond.
A reflective line notes cheerfulness sustaining daylight in the mind and filling it with a steady and perpetual serenity.
A concise reflection on shared traits prompting rapid grouping of items with similar characteristics. The quote invites observation of how similar aspects attract parallel classifications and sorting in natural and social contexts.
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