The Mission of the Seventy Sunday School Lesson
This lesson covers Luke 10 verses 1 to 24 detailing Jesus sending seventy disciples in pairs to prepare towns for his coming. They announce peace in homes and rely on hospitality, while returning with joy at success over demons in Jesus name.
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Jesus
the Seventy
World happenings briefy in wartime reports and oddities
Wartime notes report British POWs starting a dig for victory campaign with seed parcels from the Royal Horticultural Society and a joke about new ration books. Arthur Webb’s escape near Danzig to Russia is noted with a Distinguished Conduct Medal. Snakes flee a Queensland bushfire as 100 men fight it. Canadian Jewellers’ Association funds Hurricane fighters for the RCAF. Britain reports up to 72 000 weekly home repairs after raids. a 91 year old claims Abyssinia service in 1866. Road deaths rise to 681 in January versus 641 a year earlier.
Approaches to Playing a Theatrical Part
Mary Ellen Burgess outlines three methods for approaching a play focusing on author intent, the part's contribution, and stage actions. She stresses that every role matters and warns against actors mingling with fans after performances.
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Mary Ellen Burgess
Box
Regina
Nazi youth rites spark protest over new church rites
A critic denounces the so called first communion of the Nazi church in Germany as pagan and corrupt, arguing Hitler uses youth indoctrination while warning that spiritual needs may force a change in Nazi religious practice in time.
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Germany
Hitler
Per-Frock For War Workers by Anne Adams
War era sewing pattern 4926 adapted by Anne Adams from a Department of Agriculture defense uniform. Describes a Dutton-front jumper apron with contrast blouse, washable, inexpensive, and quick to make at home. Available in junior miss and misses sizes. pattern details include fabric yardage and sizing, with mail order form and Winnipeg address.
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Anne Adams
Women’s Defense
Department of Agriculture
Anne ‘Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave E
Winnipeg
Man
Questioning alibi on marriage sparks Turkish marriage joke
The Al was asked if he could keep a wife and replied confidently that he could. He quips that mornings could push him to marry soon or find another pig, and a Turkish marriage applicant needs a license shown with a certificate of knowledge of the new alphabet.
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Sandy
Former French Sub-Lieutenant Graduates From Canadian Air School
A former French Navy sub-lieutenant, among graduates at No 3 Air Observers School in Regina, served aboard the destroyer Terrible when sunk at Dunkerque. He was rescued by a cattle boat, later landed at Le Havre, captured by Germans, and escaped from captivity.
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No. 3 Air Observers’ School
Royal Canadian Air Force
Regina
Dunkerque
le Havre
Industrial health study links meals to worker output
Dr. A C Ivy of Northwestern University notes fatigue in workers stems from hunger rather than solely from work. A shoe factory experiment showed morning and afternoon milk with cake lunch boosted midday productivity and improved mineral intake, though long term gains were limited. He urges physicians to aid by health and nutrition guidance.
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A.C. Ivy
Northwestern University
Congress On Industrial Health
Chicago
Dr. Ivy
Ivy
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