Outdoor Fireplace Pattern No 73 Offered by East Bird Pattern Co
Easy to build outdoor fireplace guide. All materials can be bought at any lumber yard. No special experience required. Send 28 to East Bird Pattern Company Department W Pleasantville NY for Pattern No 73.
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Christ of the Andes statue marks boundary peace
The bronze Christ of the Andes statue sits on the Chile Argentina border. Erected in 1902 it commemorates the peaceful settlement of a long standing boundary dispute between Chile and Argentina.
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Presidential Power And Public Welfare Debate
The piece weighs presidential power versus congressional limits, citing Truman’s claim of inherent power to curb strikes for public welfare, aligning with Jackson Lincoln Roosevelt and Truman while noting Taft’s challenge. It covers Gov. Wallgren’s appointment to lead the National Security Resources Board and shifts of personnel away from the Pentagon, with broader tensions about executive vs. legislative authority.
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Signature of God in the Acts of Jesus March 13, 149 IX
The sermon says Jesus proves God’s signature not by miracles alone but by acts of compassion and justice. It cites healing the blind and lame, freeing the mind, and Zacchaeus’s conversion as signs that true divinity appears where generosity and renewal reach people. The message warns against equating God with power and urges seeing divine work in mercy and social reform.
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White Coal and Blue Coal in Water Power Terms
White coal is the term for falling water used for power. The phrase comes from French double blanche, tied to snow-fed streams or white air‑bubbled water, contrasting with coal. Tide water used for power is sometimes called blue coal.
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