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Newspaper

Lime Springs Herald

Location

Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

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Barnabas the Man and Friend to the Faithful

The lesson centers Barnabas as a consecrated man of God, his renaming from Joseph, and his gifts in exhortation, mercy, and leadership. It traces his acts from selling property to aid the apostles, guiding Saul, and fostering unity in Antioch where believers were first called Christians.

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A Strong Will and The Duty to Avoid Evil

A Count Mole quote emphasizes a strong will as essential to goodness and even more crucial to avoid evil. It argues that virtue grows where will is exercised, highlighting restraint and moral discipline as core in everyday life.

Lies One Word Or Act Opens The Door To Darkness

A cryptic historical quotation attributed to Marden warns that a single lie or deception can unleash many evils and break a spell that ends in darkness. The aphorism frames truth as a magician’s circle and cautions against moral frailty.

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After Worlds Collide and the Lost Earth Colony

Cole Mendron leads Bored American to escape a doomed Earth and land on Mar san Meta. Giant meteors fall as explorers encounter a strange city within a half mile glass bubble, while an airborne probe vanishes and contact with visitors remains uncertain.

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Ransdell Revealed Near Crashed Cylinder on Dronson Hela

Tony Drakel and Eliot James discover a mangled offworld scene on a barren plain near a toppled cylinder. They identify a man named Ransdell among two fallen figures, signaling a pivotal moment in the rescue effort for two hundred and eighteen souls.

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Space Ark Survivors Tell Of Second Flight And Encounters

Tony Drake and Eliot James recount the crash landing of the second Ark on Bronson Beta. The group describes salvage efforts, casualties, and the discovery of a Sealed City with aircraft and a surviving pilot. A stowaway monkey Clara and dancer Marina Jackson join the camp as the tale continues.

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Conjuror Faces Rough Night On Stage

An early stage performer struggles during a sleight of hand routine as misreads and heckling disrupt the act. A spectator calls for help and jokes about having an eye to lend, highlighting the comic tension in the crowd.

Senator Sorghum on dangers at grade crossings

Washington Star quote highlights a grim view of risks at grade crossings with Senator Sorghum debating safety. The remark contrasts harsh Europe style forced confrontation with local concern over which risks are acceptable. The dialogue suggests political tension over transportation safety policy.

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A New Name Now Mrs Cassidy and Garden Spade Incident

A short fragment from Path Under Magazine describes a woman adopting a new name Mrs Cassidy while her husband uses a spade in the garden. The spade breaks, causing an incident noted in the text. The piece reflects domestic life humor with informal dialogue about names and tools.

The Low Down Stray Story Magazine Exchange

An excerpted dialogue shows a terse backstage dispute over a poem and an address, with an editor and a poet debating publication and a will manipulation claim, hinting at a tabloid style satire. Names Cyril and a spouse appear amid shifting loyalties and comic miscommunication.

Century Plant Bloom Guarantee Inspires Curious Buyer

A playful scene unfolds as a woman questions a Real Saleaman about blooming time for a century plant. The florist assures confidence with a humorous vow that if it never blooms, the customer may return it.

Why the Kids Laughed in Class Gum Chewing Incident

A brief classroom moment centers on a student chewing gum against rules. The teacher commands the pupil to spit out the gum and keep feet off the aisle as the class reaction follows.

Words Failed Her And Then He Said It Was Insconle

Pearson's Weekly notes a cryptic remark about a face mapping. The fragment hints at confusion over a phrase and the speaker’s attempt to identify a person for safety, preserving laconic wording.

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Taking No Chances Tommy World End Question

A fragmented dialogue ponders risk and safety with evasive hints of an impending end. Characters Tommy and Mat discuss precautions and timing while mentioning candy in a cryptic exchange.

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Literal Obedience Hee Father Gate Entry Incident

A terse dialogue shows a youth report of entering a gate despite orders. Mer Boy Friend confirms he did not come through the gate but jumped the fence. The exchange hints at a disobedience incident between a father figure and a young man.

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A garbled OCR fragment mentions a boy or child described as one year older and linked to walking and school tasks. The text is unclear, with many misspellings and missing context, making a precise summary difficult.

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