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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
6
A fragmented report notes Laicile Green amid a confusing scene on an island home as Monty Nainey proposes a weeklong fast. Food banishment is mentioned and rival figure Frank eer appears unexpectedly, signaling a tense development.
A chaotic boat scene unfolds as the crew fails to start the engine, injures occur, and a rescue ends with a stranger’s improvised revive aid. The narrative shifts to a Red Cross plea urging new members to support wartime relief, highlighting roles for women in hospital supplies and men in fundraising and transportation.
A quirky Louisville Courier Journal remark notes a cousin overwhelmed by a heavy load of useless information, reflecting comic or editorial voice from the page.
A midwinter coat praised for warmth and practicality outlines fur and wool options. It highlights seal plush and martens trim, broad shawl collars, and cuffs, suitable for street and motor wear. The piece urges durable, comfortable coats to endure months of cold.
The article notes the growing appeal of fine fabrics due to simple waist styles. It highlights a deer batiste in soft ecru and white Gesh as a smart choice for women seeking elegant attire.
A lesson outline notes Jesus calling Simon Peter Andrew James and John in Galilee and their immediate entry into teaching and preaching. It discusses the call as a pursuit of discipleship, fellowship, and service, with emphasis on forming fishers of men. The text contrasts calls across John Luke and Matthew and reflects on preparation by God the Father and Holy Spirit for their mission.
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