Empowered for a World Task in Acts 1 2
Series lesson on Acts 1 6 14 and 2 1 8 outlines the Holy Spirit promised and given to empower believers to witness. It describes the disciples questions about times, Pentecost symbolism, the Spirit's signs and tongues, Peter's sermon, and the early church’s fellowship praying breaking bread and praising God.
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John the Bap
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Jesus Christ
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Pelyr
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Quotations on Arm and Heart from Rutherford and Jowett
A pair of spiritual reflections contrasts Everlasting Arms with burdens. Rutherford speaks of divine ease lifting the cross as a feather. Jowett urges inner transformation before collective reform, asking where work toward peace begins.
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Satmuel Rutherford
Foil Fiends by Training Dog to Eat From Own Dish
The Chappel Kennel Foundation of Rockford Illinois urges dog owners to train pets to eat only from their own dish to prevent poisonings. It notes some humans attempt to poison animals and calls for reporting such acts. It also warns against canned dog foods lacking proper U S inspected labeling and stresses consistent feeding routines.
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Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Ilinois
Farm Calendar: Water and Mulch for Sweet Peas
Agricultural tips cover watering sweet peas, mulch to conserve moisture, onion seed shooting causes, July strawberry runners increasing next year’s yield, cucumber beetle control with lead or calcium arsenate, gradual grain feeding for dairy cows, painting wood before checks worsen, Merino lamb profitability, and optimal hay cutting times dependent on weather and yield for clover timothy and alfalfa.
The Dog As Marvel of Nature and Care Tips
A piece from the Chappel Kennel Foundation extols the dog as a complex machine surpassing human inventions in bones muscles heart and brain. It counsels against overfeeding, urges a meat based diet with occasional kennel biscuits, and warns to check label wording for freshness and safety.
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Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Department of Agriculture
Which Dog Makes The Best Pet According To The Foundation
A Rockford Illinois guide from the Lie Opel Kennel Foundation advises choosing a dog by personal appeal rather than breed creed. It lists breeds such as Boston Terrier Bull Terrier Chow Chow Collie, detailing temperaments and suitability as companion, guardian, or playmate for families.
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Spaniel to Beagle to German Shepherd Descriptions
Classified dog profiles describe Spaniel as quiet affectionate good with children. Selter dog praised for handsome coat and gentleness. Beagle as engaging worker. Fox Terrier as buoyant and sports driven. Scottia as shy but reliable. German Shepherd as courageous guardian. Peringese as tiny and affectionate with favorites.
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Monkeys Said to Kill Frenchman in Algeria Stone Attack
Paris report claims a Frenchman died in Algeria when a taxi was struck by stones hurled by a band of large monkeys. The monkeys are described as dangerous, forming rival bands and fighting with rocks. Deathfnnder Magazine notes the incident as part of a broader warning about primate aggression.
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Lexington social notes recount local families visiting
Mr and Mrs Amos Snavely and daughter Kathryn and Alpert Mark of Kissel Hill visited Mr and Mrs Martin Musser on Sunday. Numerous couples and families from York Lititz Ephrata Mt Gretna Manheim and Hallville shared dinners calls and Sunday visits with extended relatives in the area.
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Amos Snavely
Kathryn
Alpert Marklay
Kissel Hill
Martin Musser
Morris Carpenter
Earl Gale
Joe
York
Mildred Carpenter
Paul Meiskey
Clarence Roth
Jamie Kline
Bobby
Lititz
Norman Kline
Pauline Carpenter
Eleanor Keith
Pine Hill
Henry Mease
Grace
J. F. Shultz
Abram Mease
Hallville
Minnie Brown
Charles Mishier
Sadie Brown
Bill Hyle
Rothsville
Samuel Young
Harry Shreiner
Lester Mabel
Henry
Susan
Wilson Spangler
John Hilton
Sunda
Tilden Meiley
Amanda
Mabel
Ephrata
Adam Shelly
Mt. Gretna
Harold
Ray
John Bomberger
Elam Stark
Roy
Bessie
Ruth
Ivan Grube
Landis Greider
Jean
Joseph Greider
Manheim
Lillie Becker
Paul Beeker
Harry
Near Ephrata
Monroe Zartman
Minerva
Phares Zartman
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Lunar Eclipse Myth
Miss Jean Kreider and Miria Stoner spend time with grandparents in Manheim and Bird in Hand. Eimer West and Helen visit Risser family in Eribdale, Edna Yost stays with Ditzlers, Anna Minnich visits Erla Longenecker, Harvey Markley family joins Akron Children’s Meeting, West family hosts Weit in Lititz, Carpenter and Erline families welcome guests. Eclipse Myth explains eclipses as monsters chasing sun and moon.
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Jean Kreider
Joseph, Greider
Manheim
Miria Stoner
Bird-in-Hand
Menno Stoner
Eimer West
Helen
Christ Risser
Eribdale
Edna Yost
Brownstown
Melvin Ditzler
Anna Minnich
Kissel Hill
Erla Longenecker
Harvey Markley
Esther
Mary Markley
Akron
Elmer West
Nathaniel Weit
Lititz
Morris Carpenter
Tobias Erline
Margaret
Bud
Phyllis
Joseph Keith
Eleanor
Pine Hill
Dorothy
Lorraine Kline
Jacob Bittner
This
Pioneer High School founded as first in the United States
The article notes that the first high school in the United States began in Boston in May. ROT.
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Pioneer High School
United States
Boston
ROT
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