What Makes Pep Great Lessons for July September
Bible study notes outline lessons from July to September covering Abraham Moses Deborah Ruth Samuel Amos Josiah Jeremiah Jonah and Nineveh with focus on obedience, faith, and repentance. Includes quotes from David Livingstone and Spurgeon.
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God
Moses
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Jeremiah
Taash
Tarshish
Gol
Ain
Farm News And Guidance For Dairies And Woodlands
Short corn crop leaves silos partially filled this fall and dry corn needs water addition to prevent loss. Silage can be made from many crops eaten by cattle. Monitor pullet weights and adjust scratch grain or fleshing mash. Hay crops may rebound with spring rains. late-season mowing should leave grass to protect roots. Lightning fatalities in 1929 noted. see Farmer's Bulletin 1512 and Lighting Code from US government. Young trees show drought tolerance differences with red, pitch, Scotch pines surviving better than white pine Norway spruce and larch in some cases.
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Truman
Goor
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Notable flaws in household illustration memo
Mistakes listed include drain pipe and drain board misalignment on sink, thermometer inverted, window shade cord miscentered, wall plug misdrawn, jar size and contents misstate, reversed markings on measuring cup, missing part of girl's right arm, apron strap missing on right shoulder, and baseboard variance between two walls.
Rothsville Notes Local events and outings highlighted
The Senior Class hosted a doggie roast with eighty attendees. Ephrata Choir sang at the church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lemon Koehler celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with many relatives attending. A gathering at Mr and Mrs Abraham Shaak included numerous local residents. Fishing trip participants and visits to relatives are noted. The local baseball team split results, beating Florin after a 9-2 loss to Akron, with Fivepointville slated to visit Rothsville and Schoeneck next. An Atchison Globe quip about wives closes the item.
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Ephrata
Lemon Koehler
Harry Koehler
Charles Frymyer
Charles Weaver
Henry Shirker
Burger
Jacob Shirker
Harry Shirker
Harold Shirker
William Snavely
Howard Bollinger
Samuel Snavely
Ada Hollinger
Frank Musser
Florence
Mary
Mac
William Shings
Wilbur Musser
Sue Hess
F. A. Wei
Hill Top Farm
Walter
J. H. Reitz
Harry Burkholder
Bowers Beach
Burkholder
Jacob Diminger
Walter Loose
Robert Adams
T. C
Wilmer Adams
Tuke Royer
Alvin Landis
Nottistown
Francis Royer
Akron
Florin
Fivepointville
Rothsville
Schoebeck
Prize Fabric Design Scores $100 Award in 1930 Contest
The Art Alliance of America in New York held a national contest for the best textile designs of 1930. Vanna Péter, a student at the Chounard School of Art in Los Angeles, won the $100 prize for a decorative fabric woven from durene cotton. Her modern yet conventional design combines greens and blacks, seen as adaptable to drapery and upholstery. More contestants were students, with 1950s contributions noted as stronger than 1929.
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Hilsidis
Art Alliance of America
the Center
New York
Vanna Péter
Chounard School of Art
Los Angeles
Funeral Delayed To Revive Corpse Near Crane Ma
A rural funeral near Crane Massachusetts was delayed when mourners reached the cemetery with the body of Mrs Aréh Dunnegan three days after death Seeking revival relatives moved the body and a physician from Reed Springs Missouri was summoned They learned the body was not embalmed and restorative measures failed Funeral service resumed after the pronouncement of death for the second time
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Crane
Aréh Dunnegan
Reed Springs
Hi Ho Criticizes Professors For Fame Through Swift Opinions
The sage of Christown, Hi Ho, argues that a college professor should know much yet also be able to express striking opinions on subjects he has not studied deeply if he wants lasting fame.
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Hi Ho
Christown
Turkish Pepper Paprika Origin Explained
A historical note explains that Turkish Pepper paprika is a mildly pungent condiment made from dried ripe fruits of pepper plants. The term Hungarian in origin mirrors the meaning of Turkish Pepper and reflects culinary naming influences.
Fruit Soups Refreshing By JOSEPH BOGGIA at The Plaza Heel NYC
Chef Joseph Boggia extols fruit soups as refreshing in summer and winter. The article outlines simple recipes using fruit juices, raspberries, grapes, lemon, tapioca, sugar, and cooling methods. It promotes a variety of fruit soups beyond the common cold types and urges summer meals to include innovative cold dishes.
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Joseph Boggia
Plaza Heel
New York City
Mercury Pa
Europe
United States Colonies Compared To States In Size
A report notes that the United States colonies including the Philippines Portore Canal Zone Virgin Islands Guam American Samoa Wike and Midway total land area equals seven states namely Washington Oregon California New Mexico Utah and Arizona, highlighting regional size comparisons between territories and states.
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United States
Philippines
Portone Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
Wike and
Midway Islands
American States
Washington
Oragon
California
Wako
Utah
Arizona
Tragedy of 146 Maglish in Black Hole of Calcutta
In the Indian mutiny a tragedy unfolded as 146 Maglish were thrust into the Black Hole of Calcutta. Only 23 survivors remained after being confined overnight in June. The cell measured 8 by 14 feet with two small ventilation windows amid intense heat.
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Calcutta
Penalty of Deceit Quote by Hawthorne Featured
A fragment quotes Nathaniel Hawthorne on deceit, noting a person can wear one face to himself and another to the crowd for a long time before confusion reveals the truth. The line reflects themes of perception and self-deception.
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Nailuniel Hawthorne
Amendments to the Constitution Proposed in Pennsylvania
The document lists several Joint Resolutions proposing amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution. It includes changes to taxation exemptions for public property and charities, investment powers for fiduciaries, railroad fare restrictions, and voting qualifications. Signed copies confirm adoption by the General Assembly and note Secretary of the Commonwealth JAWRES A. WALKER.
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General Assembly
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Portland Vase Showcases Early Glass Beauty in British Museum
The Portland vase, housed at the British Museum, exemplifies early glass craftsmanship. Believed to be by a Greek artist residing in Rome, scholars date its production to several centuries before Christ.
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British Museum
Rome
Ocean Width Distances Between Regions Noted
The Atlantic Ocean spans about 4,500 miles at its widest between the Gulf of Mexico and the west coast of Africa, and about 1,600 miles at its narrowest between Cape St Roque on the Brazilian coast and Cape Palmas in Africa.
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Gulf of Mexico
Africa
Aber
Cape St. Roque
Cape Palmas
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Lititz, PA
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Lancaster County
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Harry Gorton
Lititz
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Victor
New Pack
Farmdale
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