Questions on Conscience in Early Church Laws on Meat and Liberty
Lesson Nine discusses questions from Romans to Galatians about right and wrong for Jewish and Gentile Christians in pagan society. It centers on whether Gentiles must become Jews, how to treat meat offered to idols, and how love guides liberty, with applications to temperance and social conduct for youth.
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Corinth
Cmmand
Sove
Odo
Heaven
Csapr Pd
Church of God
Wouth
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New York
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Life's sorrow shaped by grief and divine carving of character
A reflective note on how sorrow and grief refine character as life unfolds under God. The prompt suggests that trials and loss contribute to spiritual growth and resilience.
Missionaries killed in Chinese mob violent attack
Reports from Hongkong confirm the massacre of American missionaries at Lianchow. A mob attacked the hospital and girls school after a dispute over a street theater, burning buildings and killing Dr Machle, Mrs Machle, their child, Mr and Mrs Pearle, Dr Chesnut, and Miss Patterson. Only Dr Machle and Miss Patterson escaped to a Yamen. American officials vow full reparation.
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Ianchow
Muchle
Machiie
Machie
Mia
Pearle
Dr. Chesnut
Miss Patterson
Refire
Dr. Machle
Yamen
Macle
China
Lionchow
Mosquito a Political Campaign Claim in Richmond Island
John Martin, a borough president hopeful on Staten Island, urges a manifesto advocating scientific mosquito extermination. He promises to dedicate part of his salary to erase mosquitoes and believes a successful campaign would raise real estate values.
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Borouch
Richmond
Staten Istland
Nti
Mosquito Post
Wear Imitation Crowns Among Early Society Leaders
Eastern society figures adopt jewel imitations styled after European royal crowns. Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Mrs. Clarence Mackay own coronet replicas of the English crown. Mrs. Haward Gonkd displays a piece inspired by Queen Helen of Italy. Mrs. Charica Yorkes sports a brown facsimile of the Spanish queen's Madam. Mrs. Bradley Martin also owns a replica crown linked to Empress Josephine.
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Europe
John Jacob Astor
Clarence Mackay
Haward Gonkd
Helen
Italy
Charica Yorkes
Bradley Martin Baw
Insurance Postcard Promises 30 Day Coverage
A novelty insurance card from a photohraphy institute in Zurfeh offers 30 days of protection for twenty cents. It pays the next of kin $200 on death and provides $2.26 per week if the holder is unable to work due to nonfatal accidents. The card can be addressed to the cardholder themselves.
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de Rowen
Photo Cravhie Institute Af
Zurfeh
Youth in Diplomatic Ranks Shock Older Statesmen
English ambassadors are largely younger now with promotions based on promise rather than seniority. An analysis shows Sir Francis Beble in France has nine years, Elwin Keerton in Italy six, Adwan Coschen in Austria about sixteen, Lagvelles in Germany seven, Durand in the United States fifteen, O Conor in Turkey eight, Nicolson in Spain fourteen, and Mardinge in St Petersburg twenty three years of service remaining before retirement.
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Francis Beble
France
Elwin Keerton
Toils
Adwan Coschen
Austria
Francie Lagvelles
Germany
Eheht
Mortimer Durand
United States
Nicholas O'Conor
Turkey
Eleht
Arthur Nicolson
Spain
Charles Mardinge
St. Petersburg
Sonra —Vanlty
Formal women in colleges draw harsh critic from professor
A Hartford Times report quotes a professor with twelve years at a coed college who now opposes coeducation. He argues women should be banished or moved to men’s universities, calling women overly social and criticizing college social functions, dress parades, and the focus on society over study.
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Hartford, Conn
Times
Niagara Salvation From Withering River Dooms
A historical note laments Niagara Falls drying up as estimated by New York state's goaltender Clark. He warns 50,000 cubic feet drained from the river could end the falls. Power developers plan sites to divert ERA feet of water, threatening American splendor and prompting calls for swift action to save the landmark from commercial exploitation.
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Niagara
Israel
Red Sea
de. Clark
New York
Goaloetat
Stamp Collecting Statistics Show Global Variety
A report estimates stamp collecting progress over sixty years. It notes a perfect collection would hold 10 242 stamps. San Salvador leads with 452 issues as of June 30. Oceania 1 465, Asia 9 626, Africa 4 005, Europe 4 089, America 6 096 varieties.
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Republic of San Salvador
Oceania
Asia
Africa
Europe
America
Admiralty News: visiting British fleet leader and princes
Prince Louie of Battentorst commands the Brittek squadron that arrived at Annapolia on a courtesy visit and will call at New York. He is nephew of King Edward, son of Prince Alexander of Hesse and Princem Alles, and a naturalized British subject who served in the British war. In 1968 a6 a cules.
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Prince Louwha
Battenberg
Prince Louie of
Battentorst
Annapolia
New York
King Edward
Prince Alexander
Hesse
Princem Alles
Ward
Work of Y M C A Increasing Across North America
The Y M C A reports 1 826 associations in North America with 381 082 members. They own 117 buildings valued over 82 million dollars, up 2.4 million this year, and 2 723 000 has been pledged for 143 new buildings. Employment rose to 2013 with 255 temporary vacancies. The railroad department lists 203 with 366 secretaries. 709 college associations have 40 419 members, army and navy attendance reaches 00 000, and educational classes enroll 33 210 students.
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North America
Y. M. C. A. Railroad Department
Army and Navy Department
Devotion to Nursing After Loss of Lieut Perry
Mrs. Newman K Perry of Pittsfield Mass widow of Lieut Perry killed in service vows to spend her life in nursing sailors and soldiers. She will enter St Louis training school for nursing in summer with the New York hospital program and after graduation offer her services to the government. Perry was 20 and deeply patriotic. At the funeral only sailors and soldiers could participate, and the lieutenant was buried with full military honors.
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Newman K. Perry
Pittefiell
Mass
Perry
Hennington
San Diego
Mursce Ip Somveriion
New York
Lieut. Perry
Great Writer Near Death From Norwegian Dramatist Ibsen
Dispatches from Copenhagen report Henrik Ibsen the Norwegian dramatist is near death from arterial sclerosis. He is unable to move but remains mentally sharp.
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Copenhagen
Henrik Ibsen
The
Nor
Weglan
New Railroad Maps by ELH Wirrivda Introduced
ELH Wirrivda has announced new railroad maps showing exact rail curves. He ordered the printing of maps across Harrinidin roads to replace the old shortest-distance rule with precise routes, addressing slowdowns caused by earlier practices and permitting corridor clarity for travelers and operators.
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Wirrivda
Mts
Russian Woman Port Dies at Cemetery Cloister
An oblique account recalls a Russian woman poet who died near the Alexander Newski cloister cemetery in St. Meterrarre Pas Diet area. Born in St Petersburg in 169, she was the daughter of a prominent lawyer and issued her first volume in 1896 with three more volumes following. Her verse is noted for Oriental touches and themes of love.
Wasteful Hardwood Riches From Michigan Distillery Plant
A Michigan distillery converts hardwood offal from loging and lumbering into wood alcohol, acetate of lime, quicklime, charcoal, and gas. A full cord yields about $14 in products with daily output near $1,200, using 90 cards of hardwood daily and a process that leaves no heat.
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Michigan
Elas
Crooked Lot
Milk Can Straining Attachment Patented in South Dakota
A South Dakota inventor receives a patent for a funnel shaped milk can attachment that strains milk as it flows into pails. The device fits into the can neck with a collar and sits above a settling chamber with screens to trap heavier matter and finer particles. When inverted it can serve as a ventilating cover allowing air to pass.
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South Dakota
Trolley expansion eyed in Asia Minor towns and Damascus plans
In Asia Minor cities Smyrna Tripeau and Hagdad already host tramways. After 1902 Turkey’s ban on electric traction eased with trials in Salonica Smyrna and Damascus. Tripoli mixes harbor and inner town links three kilometers apart by tram. Damascus showcased as a promising field for new ventures amid remote Hauran railway connections.
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Asia Minor
Damascus
Hauran
Beirut
Bussoras
Magnetic Survey of Pacific Vessel Planned Route
A 600 ton vessel is proposed to sail a clockwise path from San Francisco through the northern Pacific to develop reliable magnetic values for commercial use. The plan calls for about TH,000 knots of voyage and a three year duration, reflecting recent regional activity and the need for accurate magnetic data.
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San Francisco
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