Supreme Court Power Debates Move to Congress and Courts
The article argues for changes in Supreme Court authority, suggesting Congress override ability and possible court decision thresholds. It notes a shift toward broader federal monetary control and discusses banking policy, money, and the Federal Reserve, with references to figures like Marriner S. Eccles and debates over banking reforms. It also covers Roosevelt era Home Owners' Loan Corporation aid for farmers and homeowners facing foreclosures, and the expansion of New Deal measures to protect individual homes and farms.
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Missionary Purpose and Apostolic Commission Explored
A historical lesson outlines the church as a missionary organization. It traces God’s plan from Abraham through Jonah to Jesus, detailing the Great Commission in Matthew and Acts, Paul’s evangelization efforts, and the call for global preaching with emphasis on obedience to Christ and the Spirit’s guidance.
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Antioch
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Satan
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The Foot of the Rainbow fragment
A fragmentary line suggests a pot of gold awaits at the rainbow’s end though many misdirections or temptations lie along the path. The text hints at ambition, vision, and the challenge of pursuing dreams despite obstacles.
True End of Life Happiness and Its Guidance
A compact reflection on happiness as life’s final aim and the role of intelligence in discerning conditions of happiness. It argues that true happiness guides living in accordance with those conditions.
Crochet Collar of Medallions
Women take interest in crocheted collars as they grow in popularity. The round collar uses twelve assembled medallions with No 80 thread and size 8 hook. Package 719 includes thread enough for completion plus instructions. Send 25 cents for the package or 10 cents for instructions. Adpress Home Craft Co. Depu. B, Saint Louis Mo. Include a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Sausage and Bombs Report Shocks Cork Shop
A Cork confectioner’s shop allegedly operated by day to produce sausages and by night to manufacture bombs for the Irish Republican Army during the Anglo Irish Troubles. The potentially innocent appliance was discovered by the police after concerns about its dual use.
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Ideal Mother and Son Relationship
In the New York World Telegram a Mother’s Day selection praises Mrs. Pletcher M. Johnson for strength and humor after raising six children since 1914. The piece argues for balanced affection in ideal mother son ties, citing James brothers and their mother as example of intimate but non possessive bonds.
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New York World Telegram
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Pletcher M. Johnson
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George Washington
James Brothers
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Washington
William
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Foot binding persists in China despite 20 year ban
In parts of China women and girls continue foot binding well after a two decade prohibition. The custom prevails in Hwalking where bound feet outnumber unbound feet and the bride’s beauty is judged by her feet rather than her face or figure.
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