In the Steps of St. Paul Part 15 by H V Morton
The piece recounts a Caravan road journey from Aleppo toward Damascus with a volatile Syrian-Armenian driver. It notes the car speeds, a bees nest under the seat, and the driver’s confession of Armenian identity after a Turkish massacre. It mentions Damascus, French influence, and urban changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleppo
Damascus
Aposd
Homs
Buck
Cheltenham
Egypt
Cairo
Damascus to Mecca and Paul's Conversion Recounted in Damask Aloud
A fragmented travelogue dwells on Damascus markets and Cairo aleppo heritage, then shifts to Paul the Apostle’s conversion near Damascus. It cites Acts accounts, Roman and Byzantine history, and local memories, ending with a note for City Prices and a long public affairs roundup on unemployment relief and shire concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onne
Jupiter
Jesus
Mohammed
Mecca
Damascuss
Paul
Temple
Agrippa
Caesarea
St. Luke
Damascus
Saul
William Romaay
God
Samuel
Elijah
Moses
Kokeb
St Paul
Antonia
Piacenza
St Willibald
H. Coote
Jeweller
Gloucester
Relief Works Scheme Described by Local Authorities
A government relief plan, run through local councils, funded wages and some costs, with councils providing transport and materials. Proposals discussed involve grants and loans with about 50 percent government support, varying by marital status and income, and a shift from rationing to continuous work at full award rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Willimbong
Leeton
Department of Labour and Industry
Shires’ Association
G. H. Bowhay
Local Government Association
The
Shires Association
A. R. Bluett
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ST. Paul
H. V. Morton
Anna Damascus
Grime & Small
Lynstan
Norbar
A.M.P
AMP
AMP. Society
Empire
Saree Ala
A. W. Sneddon, F.la. Actuary
D. E. Walker
New South Wales
Jami-el-Amswi
Theodosiua
John the Baptist
Nama
Hss
James Bowen
Chislehurst
Kent
Norman Pringle Todd
Todd
Cartwright
Elfrida Brand
Rer
Moore’s Modern Pharmacy
Manches
Sali
Burson
iWin
Men's & Boys
Indiana
Street & Parish Ltd
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