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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1941
Page
8
A 32 page booklet explains how the Federal Housing Administration assists home purchases and outlines other government agencies and programs. It highlights insured loans helping families under $2,000 annual income achieve homeownership and notes government employment and education opportunities while detailing Selective Service facts.
The quiz lists: a chiliad equals one thousand years. Orientals remove spectacles as a mark of respect. Iberian Peninsula comprises Spain and Portugal. Angel Falls in Venezuela is the world’s loftiest cataract at about 4,400 feet, about 26 times Niagara. John Brown had twenty two children, two died in the Harper's Ferry raid on October 16, 1859.
A compact aphorism attributed to Pythagorae urging selection of the seemingly strongest army, even if rough, noting custom makes the choice easier and more agreeable. The quote emphasizes practical selection over idealized strength.
A terse reflection on hypocrisy as the homage society pays to virtue. The aphorism suggests virtue is magnified by the very acts exposing its counterfeit.
William Shirer and other figures loom in whispered columns of gossip from the war front and home front. The piece recalls Shirer meeting with U S Army officers Glenn Miller and jazz figures, while noting Hollywood names like Jimmy Stewart Chaplin Steinbeck and Van Loon in light, wry sketches.
Lesson text outlines Pauls doctrine of justification by faith central to the gospel. It explains mans inability to save himself, Christ's atonement through blood, and salvation by grace through faith apart from works. It notes results of justification: peace with God, standing in grace, and rejoicing in hope.
A needlework note describes twelve small quilt blocks with decorative stitches aut ine and lazy daisy forming a crib spread. The piece focuses on simple patterns and a finished border for a baby’s crib.
Perforated ring-like stones found at early Indian settlements across North America, notably southern California. Believed used as hammer weights or digging tools by slipping over heavy sticks. many unearthed from burial plots.
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