Debt plans and new long term bonds pointed to by Mellon
The United States faces a billion dollar deficit for the coming year. Treasury Secretary Mellon plans a long term bond issue of 90 million dollars at 3 percent to help finance deficits. The issue, dated June 15 1941 and maturing June 15 1948, will be available in bearer and registered forms. The bonds are tax exempt except for inheritance and surtaxes.
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Canada
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Improved Uniform Lesson on Jesus Living Now
The June 14 lesson centers on the resurrection as central to Christianity, focusing on Luke 24 25 51. It outlines the empty tomb reports by women, Peter’s investigation, the Emmaus journey, and how Jesus opened Scripture and revealed himself, culminating in the commission to spread the gospel. The emphasis remains on Christ’s living presence and the meaning of the resurrection for believers.
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Bible Not a Puzzle: Not for the wise only
Daniel Moors argues the Bible is not a puzzle for wise heads but a guide for ordinary travelers, urging practical understanding over abstract cleverness. The remark frames scripture as accessible instruction rather than cryptic riddles.
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Daniel Moors
Happiausy What right has anyone to be happy who has never made anyone also happy?
Christian Faith contends that genuine happiness requires contributing to others. The phrase questions who may claim happiness without bringing joy to others, implying moral reciprocity as a measure of true contentment.
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Happiausy
We Need Not Fear We Need Not Fear Jesus as Judge
The piece presents a devotional view encouraging believers to know Jesus as Savior rather than fear him as judge. It emphasizes faith-based assurance and trust in Christ’s saving role within Christian theology.
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Saylor
Saw Toothing Grasses Kill Wildlife Says Survey
A Department of Agriculture survey warns that saw toothed seeds from squirreltail grasses injure elk, deer, and moose by piercing mouth membranes and embedding seed. Death can follow from infection or starvation. The study targets eradication from the elk refuge in Wyoming and Sullys Hill game preserve in North Dakota.
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Sullys Hill Game Preserve
North Dakota
Son's Idea Not Exactly What His Father Meant
Frederick Lonsdale recalls at a Hollywood charity bazaar how a boy kissed a seller for a dollar and made her scream. The father boasted of past tricks as the son joined the crowd and the girl screamed. The exchange ends with the son keeping the dollar.
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Hollywood
Detroit Free Press
Zipper’s Worldwide Rise From Pocket Safety to Global Use
The zipper emerged in 1914 from Swedish engineer Gideon Sundback working in the United States. Initially a pocket safety device, it spread to tobacco pouches and children’s clothing before expanding to harnesses, wheel covers, handbags and beyond. It is now manufactured globally and Sundback reaped a rich reward after previous failed attempts were fixed by his design.
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Youthful Idea of Art by Walter Bateson
In a public school art lesson Bateson cites a Rodin museum visit where two boys and their friends laughed at nude works and joked about the pool. One boy, with surprising depth, contemplates The Thinker Group and mentions the hardships faced by Persians and the artist Mosca Jed.
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Fellows' Syrup touted as energizing tonic for weakness
An old advertisement urges readers to take Fellows' Syrup to restore health, vitality, appetite, sleep, and stamina. It promises renewed vigor, calm nerves, and general wellbeing, claiming noticeable effects after the first dose and urging readers to ask their pharmacist for the genuine product.
Far Future Earth Will Stand Sunward Perpetually
In a speculative forecast by Dr W J Spliman of the Department of Agriculture, the earth may rotate once per revolution so the sun remains overhead at the equator for billions of years, making one hemisphere scorchingly hot while the opposite stays around 50 degrees below zero.
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Department of Agriculture
Japanese jazz at center of wartime cultural shift
In Japan during the wartime era, American influenced jazz music has sparked nationwide interest and concern. Educators and thoughtful citizens worry about the rising demand for patriotic war songs and school tunes. Students form bands and orchestras in schools and colleges, while many Japanese citizens hum or whistle popular tunes.
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Japan
Ising Sun
Carnegie's Boy Becomes Bridge Builder in Australia
A story traces Tasrence Ennis, raised in a coal pit near Rathbun, who rose to engineering and joined Carnegie’s firm. His life blends romance and ambition as he leads or influences the construction of a famed harbor bridge in Sydney, touted as the greatest in the world.
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Carnegte
Fragmented quote reflects stalled enterprise in New York hotels
A garbled excerpt notes a hesitant retreat from an unnamed enterprise tied to New York hotels in 1080, with a quoted line about an end to end measure and a commentary that the project has been reluctantly abandoned.
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