Sunday School Lesson on Psalm and Forgiveness Across Ages
The lesson explores Psalm 51 as a universal cry for pardon, tracing the sin against God and neighbor, the petitions to blot out transgression and wash away iniquity, and the central Christian truth that God is love manifested in the cross. It also notes the suffrage timeline from 1878 to 1920 and the long road of constitutional amendment.
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Annals of
Humaniny
Sity
David
Uriah
Bathsheba
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
The Fight for Suffrage Conventions and Amendments
Timeline of suffrage history from 1848 first Seneca Falls convention to 1878 amendment proposal. Highlights include 1852 Syracuse delegates from Canada, 1869 formation of National and American Woman Suffrage associations, 1875 Susan B Anthony drafted the first amendment, and 1878 introduction in Congress by Senator Sargent.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Syracuse
Canada
National Woman Suffrage Association
New York
American Woman Suffrage Association
Cleveland
Susan B. Anthony
Anthony
Congress
Senator Sargent
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit Quick
QUIT TOBACCO No-To-Bac claims to stop all tobacco cravings with a single tablet. It promises easy detox, mental and financial benefits, and a money back refund if cravings persist. Makers are listed as Cascarets owners.
Cotton Wood Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs John Logan and Mrs Simon Dohner drove to Astoria Thursday for a funeral. Glenn Mullen farms with a new Sampson tractor bought last week. Vern LeMasters visits Missouri. Mrs N P McElroy of Mankato and Mrs E C Ward of Goldendale visit Charlie Richard. Alberta Hinman cares for grandmother at Plymouth. A group went to Industry for a ball game. Fern Black returns from Smithfield and Spava. Byron Ambroshes and family attend Rushville fair. Rev W S Craig of Bloomington preached here Monday night. Mr and Mrs Morris Loraine return to Chicago and Mrs Miller and family to Genoa after vacation with Will Clemens.
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John Logan
Simon Dohner
Astoria
Glenn Mullen
Vern LeMasters
Missouri
N. P. McElroy
Manketo
Minn
E. C. Ward
Goldendale
Wash
Charlie Richard
Alberta Hinman
Plymouth
Wade
Ervin Loy
Fred
Warry Johnson
Oliver Black
Industry
Fern Black
Smithfield
Spava
Byron Ambroshes
Milt Geer
Rushville
W. S. Craig
Bloomington
Chicago
Americans Take Large Lead at Olympics After Close
The United States tops the Olympic standings with 10,074 points. Finland trails in second place by 49 points amid a list of uneven, partially legible scores and country codes.
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Finland
United States
Rinland
Canadas
South
Africa
Norway
Waviesaes
Esthonia
New Zealand
Monmouth Man Acts Strangely At Galva
A Monmouth man named Win Payne, driving a blue Ford with no license, attempted to buy garage goods in Galva with a bounced check. He fled, was jailed, found demented, and later returned to Monmouth with officials noting expenses of about $29 while he is cared for at home.
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Galva
Monmouth
Win
Payne
Soderberg Bros
Soderberg
Monmouth Bank
McCleary
Marshal Hilton
Tie
Bottles Adrift for Two Years Wash Ashore
Along Jersey and Long Island beaches for two weeks thousands of sealed glass phials with white powder were found. They proved to hold calcium hydrochlorite used to purify water in the war. The source identified them as US made in vacuum tubes but the mystery of their two year voyage remains unresolved.
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Associated Press
New York
Jersey
Long Island
United States
Christianity fuels Korean independence movement says Scribner's review
The article notes that Korean Christians form the core of leadership and that Western religious contact accelerates liberal ideas. It argues Christianity and the church challenge Japanese rule and military dominance, tying church activity to growing unrest and rebellion.
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Mithaniel Peffer
Scribner's
Korea
Fall in Europe’s population after the war years
A Living Age summary from Copenhagen cites a Society report on Europe’s wartime population loss between 1914 and mid 1910. It estimates a deficit near 28 million with birth declines and mortality driving losses, nearly 10 million killed in battle, and a surge of 3 to 1 in female surplus to 15 million. Russia Poland Germany Austria France Britain Ireland Serbia are quantified with regional totals.
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The
Society For the Study
Copenhagen
Europe
Russia
Poland
Germany
Austria
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Serbia
United Kingdom
Hungarians Grieved by Peace Treaty News in Budapest
After the government announced the allied peace treaty, Budapest saw gloom and deserted streets. Guards were posted by authorities. Reports claim bodies in the Danube linked to the crisis, and soldiers in West Hungary threaten disobedience over evacuation orders under the treaty.
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Budapest
Danube
Hungary
Soviet deficit forecast for nationalized industries
London reports the Soviet governing organ cites a 1920 deficit of 23,756,700,000 rubles for nationalized industries. The figure includes 5,630,000,000 rubles for salaries and organization, 14,393,000,000 rubles lost to production cost versus sales, and 1,210,000,000 rubles spent on political measures to keep workers quiet.
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London
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Talking machine records voice by wireless link
London reports experiments producing a wax record of a voice transmitted by wireless telephone from Chelmsford Essex 40 miles away. A high power transmitter there sent the voice while the Strand receiving plant attached to a recorder engraving the message onto soft wax like a standard talking machine disk.
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London
England
Chelmsford
Essex
Strand
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