Paul in Caesarea and Acts Lessons for Wise Living
The lesson outlines Paul’s travels and trials in Acts, focusing on binding at Jerusalem, defense before Felix, and audience before Agrippa. It emphasizes conscience, courage, and the gospel's reach to all, with notes on Agabus, Tyrian disciples, and the spiritual insight guiding Paul’s actions.
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Paul
Philip
Jerusalem
Thithartia
Agabus
Tyre
Felix
Church of
Tertulus
God
Apostle
HS Paul
Agrippa
Bernice
Festus
Pelix
Greatest of Mistakes in Religion and War
A reflective piece arguing that charity is not the essence of faith but a misplace of religious aims. The speaker contends that perceiving charity as the core of Christianity distorts beliefs and misframes the purpose of religion and war.
Necessary Dedication to God in Worldly Affairs
The text argues that total devotion should extend to serving a holy God. It asks whether God is not worthy of our whole heart and commitment, highlighting the urgency of devoted living beyond worldly concerns.
Lost Tribe Found in Tibet by Himalayan Expedition
The article reports on a so called Lost Tribe living in caves high in Tibet near the Wim Aldyas. European explorers Batt and Baird describe the group's Chaldean origins and longevity, estimating about 120 years, with 400 members living in isolation and a cuneiform writing system. Dr Batt's journey included the Kalahari and various far flung regions, producing photographs and a film record, though moving pictures of the Lost Tribe faced camera resistance. The piece notes support from Canadian and other national leaders and firms.
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Bet
JI Cosaley Batt
D&e
Montreal
Irvine Fialrd
Ribe
Euphrates
Arca
Bombay
Delhi
Doctor Batt
Pekin
Forbidden Land
Tibet
Africa
South Sea Islands
Himalayas
Boston
Ten Year Turkey Under Kemal Pasha’s Modernization
A historical reflection praises Mustafa Kemal Ataturk for transforming Turkey from a backward, oriental society to a modern European nation. It highlights secular education, abandonment of veils and fezzes, the new Turkish alphabet, modern agriculture, factories, a merchant marine, and a proud rejection of notions of Turkish inferiority.
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Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Kemaal
Arabie
Europe
Belog
Levantine
Kemal
Konel
Modern Society Girls Find Purpose Beyond Idleness
Ex Debutante notes a shift from idle leisure to careers among society girls. Many pursue science, opera, stage, social work, interior decorating, journalism, fashion magazines, and advertising modeling to earn money or avoid boredom.
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Saturday Evening Post
Park Avenue
Ninth
Absord
Savern
Just a Little Simple Mother Brightest Boy in Class
A quirky exchange features a mother asking which student is the brightest, with Tommy Bill Smith cited as the lively example. The club returns from India and discusses a rope trick claimed to defy gravity, prompting a skeptical comment about performing the stunt.
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Tommy
Bill Smith
India
Had Their Meaning
A convivial husband hosts a guest for the weekend and notices faint crosses on stair steps. The host explains that the marks activate after midnight, with X indicating a creaking step according to a whispered local custom.
Confession Demand Sparks Wife Letter Dilemma
A husband fears an anonymous note to his wife revealing a past action before marriage. He asks whether to confess. The adviser suggests confession, but the husband is unsure and unable to read the letter to confirm its contents.
Never-Ending Search for Safe Insecticides
Department of Agriculture research drives insecticide improvements for apples and cotton boll weevil control. Lead arsenate dominates usage with 30,000,000 pounds annually while calcium arsenate proves effective. New fumigants target stored grain with less fire risk than carbon disulphide. Experts note residues could affect health and washing methods raise costs and storage losses.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Benry G. Knight
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Captain and compass guide on the Atlantic voyage
A passenger asks the captain how he would find the way if he needed to go south. The captain says the compass needle always points north, implying a basic orientation for navigation across the Atlantic. The passenger acknowledges the principle but questions its applicability for a southward course.
Man of Experience Incident Surfaces In Car Following
A local spectator notes a man, identified as Johnson, following a woman in another car and yelling at her. The observer says Johnson is teaching his wife to drive, but is not taking risks himself, framing the scene as a cautious yet tense domestic driving moment.
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Kemal
Mussoliai
Liter
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Cleveland
Old Johnson
Not Worth While Says Woman Seeks Separate Maintenance
A remark questions if separation would help a wife, noting the husband is seldom home or attentive, reflecting frustration with an unresponsive marriage. The exchange hints at domestic strain and considerations of legal or financial separation.
Special telephone discusses mouthpiece absence in humor
A dialogue about a funny phone being suited for certain purposes. Peck asserts the device needs no mouthpiece while Heck questions its completeness. The exchange centers on a special phone used to converse with a wife and features comic banter over its design.
Two of a Kind from The Lady-Suppose dialogue
Jane and the Cook Shaure argue over wages as the cook jokes that deducting dish costs would leave him like the dishes. The exchange reveals workplace humor and character dynamics in a domestic setting.
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Jane
Score One for Brown
The argument centered on Mrs Brown siding with her husband throughout the evening. She protests a cald in the head means nothing to a woman and she presses her point as he challenges her with a retort about a jaw.
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Brown
Mra
Proof Positive Hair Dye Warnings Mentioned
A humorous exchange quotes Nutt doubting hair dye danger and Genpect warning it is risky. An uncle’s anecdote about dyeing leading to marriage to a widow with four children adds comic emphasis to the cautionary tone.
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Nutt
No Not as a Rule Speech by Principal to Teachers
A principal tells teachers that they should not use yardsticks as a rule, noting he does not use them every period. He questions whether such discipline is standard practice and emphasizes individual judgement over strict rules. The exchange highlights debates on corporal measures in school settings.
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Tor
Tries To Hojack Razor Blade Reuse Idea
Skeoltum suggests shaving with dull razor blades as a quirky way to reuse them. The playful note pokes fun at old grooming habits and experiments with unconventional tips.
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Skeoltum
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