Paul and the Voyage to Rome on a Humble Ship
The Sunday School lesson portrays Paul’s voyage to Caesar aboard a small Egyptian ship with 276 souls. Dr Luke and Aristarchus accompany him as storms rise, and Paul’s leadership rises above sailors and soldiers. The voyage anchors the spread of the gospel toward Rome and a new world order.
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Paul
Rome
Caesar
Ceasar
Mediterranean
Caesarea
Atlantic
Stout
Tarsus
Luke
Aristarchus
Chessalonica
Ephesus
Apostle
Colossians
Vite
Ulus
Sidon
Jdutius
Cyprus
Asia Minor
Crete
Fair Havens
Athens
Venizelos
Geek
Rgo
Julius
Vaul
Sea
Earth
Dwight L. Moody
Alexandria
Greece
Holy Roman Empire
Chinese Finance Minister Faces Resignation Over Five Million Dollar Mine Loan
Peking reports Chen Chin-tao, China’s finance minister, may resign after protests over a five million dollar loan secured through Japanese bankers for mines in Anhui and Hunan. Parliament protests that pledging mines betrays China, while Chen defends the move as a preliminary step toward a larger loan and notes cooperation with foreign financiers.
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Associated Press
Peking
Chen Chin-tao
Finance
Ity
Anhui
Hunan
Yang-tse
China
Japan
Kobe
Yokohama
Tokio
Asiatic Development Company
Uhen Chin-tao
Assessed Valuation of Durham Property Shows Big Increase
Durham, Oct. 28. An increase of 3$245,293 in the city's property valuation is reported by city auditor Z A Rochelle. This rise will yield about $19,000 more in taxes this year than last. City property is now valued at $20,883,000 with an expected tax return around $200,650. Citizens show furniture value down by $24,000, while real estate is up by $17,000 from last year.
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Durham
Oet
Z. A. Rochelle
Discovery of Argentina Coal Field Reported
Buenos Aires reports the discovery of extensive coal deposits in San Juan province. Early assessments claim coal could rival Welsh quality, though tests on quality and extent are pending. Such fuel would boost Argentina’s prospects to become a major industrial nation.
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Buenos Aires
San Juan
Argentina
DePalma to Compete in Harkness Trophy Race
New York October 28 Ralph DePalma is expected to drive a Packard twin six when the Harkness trophy race begins this afternoon at Sheepshead Bay Speedway. Other prominent entries are ready for Starter Fred Wagner.
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New York
Ralph DePalma
Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Fred Wagner
Protestant Faith Struggles to Take Root in Turkey
Clarence D. Ussher reports on the hurdles facing Protestant missions in Turkey. He outlines the danger of renouncing Islam, the czarist Orthodox church’s control in Russia, and the Turkist motto "Turkey for the Turks" with limited Christian friendship for expediency. He cautions of a possible reaction or massacre within five years.
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M. D
Van
Turkey
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Dr. Ussher
Dr. Schauffler
Constantinople
Russias
Russia
Church
Orthodox Church
Asia
Evangeline the
Doctor Turrentine to preach at Wesley Memorial Church
Dr S B Turrentine president of Greensboro College for Women arrives from Greensboro to preach to the Wesley Memorial congregation tomorrow morning. He is set to preach at Trinity tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and will stay with J W Harriss during his visit.
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S. B. Turrentine
Greensboro College For Women
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial
Turrentine
Trinity
J. W. Harriss
City
Wesley Memorial Methodist
G. T. Rowe
W. A. J. Idol
B. Turrentine
D. D
Board of Stewards
Episcopal Church
W. L. Mellichampe
C. C. Hohmann
Bad Teeth Pr Fox Manager 1334 S Main St
An item noting a public relations firm or manager at 1334 S Main St is mentioned in association with dental health concerns. The brief indicates outreach about dental issues and potential treatment or awareness efforts tied to a local business or clinic.
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PR. Fox
S. Main St
Sunday Church Services Across North Main Street Area
A schedule of Sunday services and midweek meetings is listed for multiple churches including North Main Street Methodist Bethel Reformed Wesley Memorial First Reformed Lutheran First Presbyterian South Main Street Methodist and Episcopal churches. It notes times for Sunday schools preaching services prayer meetings and special events with pastors and lay leaders named.
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North Main Street
A. G. Dixon
A. M. Idol
Bethel Reformed
H. G. Kopenhaver
G. Y. Stone
Zwingli
Christian Endeavor
Morrelda Kennedy
South Slain Street
IT. H. Robbins
J. O. Connor
J. TE. Weaver
Greensboro
Rival of Cotton in "Cattail" Looms as Cloth Source
Chicago, Oct. 28 — Professor John Coulter of the University of Chicago says the fuzzy brown cattail, or typha, could rival cotton. He notes Germans have made cloth from typha and that the plant could be grown commercially cheaper, with manufacturing advances yielding lower prices.
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Chicago
John Coulter
University of Chicago
Coulter
Pacific League Closes After Tumultuous Season
The Pacific Coast league ends its long season this afternoon in San Francisco with a troubled but overall prosperous campaign. The league weathered many spots but looks back on a year of progress.
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San Francisco
Cal
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High Point
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First Reformed
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