Trumpet Sound Inspires Faith And Civic Duty Sermon
A pastor’s reflection on the trumpet as a metaphor for faith urging action. He recalls ministers in Indiana, praise for week of prayer, and examples from scripture and history. The piece underscores bold proclamation over soft speech, linking spiritual awakening to civic virtue.
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Indiana
Hughes
Hwers
Hinstein
God
Dr. Evans
Demosthenes
Philip
John the Baptist
Israel
Hosea
Jacob
Ann Sin
John Knox
Randolph
Christ
Father Tyrrell
Maltbie Babcock
Jehovah
Rochester Mills Stitch and Chatter Club Notes
The Stitch and Chatter Club reports four completed quilts and multiple social events this winter. Quits shown at homes of Della Trimble, Cleo McMahon y, Myrtle Stanley, and Alice Doty with invited guests and local visitors. Rev Jordon visited Punxsutawney. John Leasure and friends vacationed with James Leasure. Max Potts owns a new Ford coupe. The Progress and Pittsburgh Gazette to R. D. readers priced at $4.60.
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Rochester Mills
Stitch and Chatter Club
Della Trimble
Cleo MceMahony
John Doty
McMahon
Myrtle Stanley
Alice Doty
Mra
Jennie Richardson
Clark Bartlebaugh
Rufus Work
Wifle
Alia Smith
Mona Braughter
Hope Stanley
Lee Richardson
Big Run
Harry Richardson
Jordon
John Leasure
Ohio
Tom Montgomery
Shelocta
James Leasure
Max Potts
Why the turkey got its name not Turkish origin
G R Turner in Kangas City Times argues the popular belief the name turkey came from Turkish origin is false and not due to a color or call clue. Before America, turkeys were unknown to whites and Englishmen labeled guinea fowl as Turkey fowl. Benjamin Franklin once lobbied to make the turkey the national emblem.
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Turkey
North America
America
England
Africa
Near East
Constantinople
Benjamin Franklin
How Bees Communicate by Hum and Buzz Notes
Bees hum and buzz but also communicate by signals. A forager’s nectar dance tells others where to hunt by scent from the visited flowers, with bees crowding to touch the dancer and then spreading out to the same scent. Agnosticism and atheism differ, with atheism denying God’s existence and agnosticism demanding empirical proof before belief.
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Saya Answers
G. St. Turner
Kansas City Times
Thomas Hustey
How China Was Governed and Linen and Turkey Facts
The article outlines China’s imperial rule ending with the 1911 revolution and the 1912 proclamation of a republic. It covers a Ming fall to the Manchus and reforms before abdication. It then describes methods to distinguish linen from cotton fabrics and notes turkey weights and plumage details.
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China
Party of the Reform
Imperial Dynasty
How St Louis_Is Independent
The Missouri constitution adopted in 1874 gave St Louis the power to create its own charter and be independent from the county. The city’s charter became effective in 1878, establishing its separate municipal status.
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St. Louis
State of
Missouri
Watsons Ridge Hosts and Local Visitors Progress Ad
R. Hine and Dick Ramage conducted business calls at Avonmore on Tuesday. Joe Tomb and Mr. Wainwright of Lewisville visited Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hood paid Indiana calls Friday. Mrs. S. R. Hine and Nancy Hine spent Tuesday together. Mrs. Walter Ewing and daughter Annabel attended a class meeting at Helen Fassett’s Thursday evening. Foster Smock and son Arthur returned home after visiting Meadville. Ruth Humphrey of Markle visited Martha and Esther Hine Sunday. Mrs. T. C. Hood and Mrs. Walter Ewing attended a missionary meeting at Mrs. R. J. Wagsgett’s Wednesday. Mrs. S. R. Hine visited with Mrs. St. W. Beamer Friday evening. T. C. Scott and John Hull were callers at Walter Ewing’s Saturday. Mrs. Walter Ewing spent Wednesday evening with Mrs. O. B. Harvey. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.
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Watsons Ridge
R. Hine
Dick Ramage
Avonmore
Joe Tomb
Mr. Wainwright
Lewisville
T. G. Hood
Indiana
Wriday
S. R. Hine
Nancy Hine
S. P. Hine
Saltsbury
Walter Ewing
Annabel
Helen Fassett
Foster Smock
Arthur
Meadville
Ruth Humphrey
Markle
Martha
Esther Hine
T. C. Hood
Walter
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Pictorial Review
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