Vice Versa and a Vengeful Chase
Carlton James presents Vic Bradley, a former inspector, spared capture by luck until a new drive for revenge collapses as he learns that evading arrest feeds the urge. Yet after ten years of pursuit he finally kills Ross, and the case ends with Vic facing a life reconsideration and a fragile release from vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Vic Bindley
Ross
Burt Ross
Bradley
Vic
Selen
Helen
Moss
Sand
Sage
Teast
New York
Hfe
Tsue
Munger
Bible Society Counts 972 Languages for Scriptures
The American Bible Society reports 972 languages have some Scripture published. Recent outputs include Ponape New Testament and Psalms, used in Ponape. Projects involve Germans, English printing, Americans funding, Japanese distribution, and Panapasian readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Society
American Bible Society
Society
Ponape
Caroline Islands
Vive Nationalities
England
Panapasians
Rundi
British and Foreign Bible Society
Belgian Congo
Meninka
Kissi
Mission Press
West Africa
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Drive Against Trachoma in Romania Prewar Efforts and Aftermath
Before the war trachoma was widespread in Romania but a military training program reduced infections. Recruits diagnosed infected were hospitalized until non infectious. Government physicians surveyed homes, stamping out outbreaks, though war related movements spread the disease. Doctor Cerkez urges early diagnosis, school and worker eye exams, trachoma hospitals, migratory dispensaries, compulsory notification and treatment, and propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Timnes
Bessarabia
Cerkez
Odd German Elevator Amory In Hamburg Building
An unusual elevator system in a Hamburg office building operates without doors. Cars are bucketlike on an endless chain, moving up one side and down the other with no stop. Passengers hop on and off as they pass floors. those with strong winds may need stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory
Hamburg
Germany
Cutler
The Exalted Christ and the Ascension Message
A compact study of Jesus forty days after resurrection from Luke 24 50 53 highlights the walk of the two discouraged disciples the unrecognized companion the opened scriptures Jesus recognized at Emmaus and in the breaking of bread his words peace be unto you the risen Christ standing among the eleven his wounded hands feet eating with them and the commission to evangelize all nations culminating in Jesus ascension to heaven and ongoing work through the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Jesus
Nazareth
Magnet of Thankfulness in God's Sand
A brief paraphrase of Ward Beecher's line about thankfulness. An unthankful heart finds no mercies while a grateful one attracts blessings like iron to a magnet. The piece links daily life to divine grace, urging gratitude as a guiding force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleary Ward Beecher
Growth to Perfection and the Path to Heaven
A terse fragment cites spiritual growth from earth to heaven, noting perfection must be cultivated from current flaws. The text frames development as a process beginning in juiperfection, with a reflective, devotional tone.
Sprightly Spring Luncheon Menu by Heinz Institute
Director Josephine Gibson outlines a bright spring luncheon plan with elegant table setting using white linen china and a Dolly Varden flower centerpiece. The suggested menu features chilled tomato juice with tomato olive cubes veal birds baked with stuffing and pine apple jelly upside down cakes with a detailed cake batter and frosting method.
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Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Clarksburg Notes on Sunday School and Visitors
Sunday school meets next Sunday at 10 am with no preaching services due to Children's Day events. Local families from Indiana, Salisbury extension, Harrisburg, and Wendell visit relatives and attend social gatherings. a Junior Missionary Society picnic is scheduled for June 20 at Mrs Stewart’s home. Bilateral mentions include operable appendicitis recovery, commencement at Carnegie Tech, and Lenore Parks at Indiana summer school.
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Clarksburg
Clare Marshall
Indiana
Stanley Weaver
Berrysburg
Clifford Cunningham
Gon
Salisbury Extension
Carrie Elrick
Paul Lowman
Kenneth Sload
Guy Shelley
Harrisburg
Junior Missionary Society
Stewart
George Lydie
Clinton
A. C. Lydie
New Alexandria
Billy Shearer
Indiana Hospital
Mis
J. K. Pryor
Josephine Cipriany
Margaret Ann Clawson
Kent
Lewisville
Misa Mary Keeley
Saltsbury
Harry Coleman
Tillie Herlinger
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lenore Parks
Curry Run Church Sees Strong Attendance For Evening Service
Last Sunday evening service at Curry Run drew a large crowd. A sermon is planned for next Sunday at 2:30 PM with Sunday school at 1:30 PM. Members and neighbors attended family visits, a funeral in Indiana, and a missionary gathering at the home of Mrs. H C Kunkle with a mission quilt project and picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Overman
Ernest Barr
Arthur Canna
Marie
W. R. Thomas
Harry L. McCurdy
Alta
Elda
Dale Shaner
Margaret Wachob
Indiana
Elda McCurdy
State Teachers College
Bernice Graft
Gastown
A I
Alice Allahouse
Blanche
Grace
A. G. Miller
McCurdy
Hida
Merle Stuchell
Sarah Barr
J. H. Devlin
Walter Campbell
Jennie Peeler
Curta Cook
Alice Allshouse
Local Social Notes From Bradford Area Gatherings
Mrs. Clark Kerr returned home with her mother Mrs. Dwight Ballard after a visit in Bradford. Mrs. A. M. Barrett and daughter Jane enjoyed a few days in Pittsburgh. Dan Barnett and daughter Ha ttie of Luthersburg visited relatives nearby. C. H. Barrett and family saw plane stunts at Braebreeze on Sunday with Miss Margaret Badger and two others.
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Loop
Clark Kerr
Bradford
Dwight Ballard
A. M. Barrett
Jane
Pittsburgh
Dan Barnett
Hattie
Luthersburg
C. H. Barrett
Braebreeze
Margaret Badger
Local visitors and neighbors share a Sunday call list
Friends from Butler spent Sunday with the W, HB, Barretts and Miss Leona Barrett joined them for a week long visit. Rev Baunder from Kittanning stopped by last week. Mrs Himina Adams visits Harwick friends while Bobby and Patty Ellis of Rural Valley visit Harharts. Mr Swartz and his daughter and son from Pittsburgh spent Sunday with local friends. A home remedy suggests leather chair coverings use equal parts linseed oil and vinegar.
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Friends
Butler
Barretts
Leona Barrett
Rev. Baunder
Kittanning
Himina Adams
Harwick
Bobby and
Patty Ellis
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Heaven
Lord
Sggoo
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Axminster & Velvet
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Sloan Bros
the Motor Inn
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