Paul the Apostle and the crucified Christ teaching
The article discusses Paul’s message of Jesus Christ and Him crucified as the central remedy for sin. It explains his ministry approach in Corinth and cites his emphasis on divine wisdom over worldly rhetoric. It shifts to a 1958 note about questionnaires to estimate game harvests, outlining sampling plans and hunter cooperation.
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Eamisians
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Atul
Jesus Christ
Corinthians
Christ
God
Sankaline
Dem Natural Resources
Lunteres
Actim
Vrears
Britain claims densest railroad traffic hub
Britain asserts the world’s busiest rail node near London handles about 2500 trains daily. The passage notes extreme cold is rare for snow, yet snowfall can be elusive when temperatures drop.
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Brushing Teeth Aids Children in Sugar Rich Nations
The article notes that children in less affluent countries with limited access to sweets may have better dental health than Canadian children who eat much candy and drink soft drinks. It urges brushing teeth after eating, especially after candy or sweet drinks, or at least rinsing the mouth.
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Quaint Sign Offers Personalized Welcome Plaque
A vintage notice describes a decorative sign that greets guests and can be personalized with a name. It notes this is an actual-size pattern guide for crafting the piece.
Advertisement for plastic yard sign cutouts and patterns
An ad notes a 40 cent price for a single item and a packet containing five patterns for house and yard cut-outs. The bundle, Packet 57, features an attractive cut out design and is offered at 1.75 dollars.
Saskatchewan Highway Fatalities Rise Through July 31
Statistics from the provincial Highway Traffic Board show 65 highway fatalities in Saskatchewan by July 31 this year, up from 60 in the previous year. Total accidents reached 5,591 with 1,923 injuries and $2,386,768 in property damage, versus 5,254 accidents and 1,979 injuries last year. Daily July averages were 32 accidents and 13 injuries with over $15,000 in damage. Seven fatalities occurred in July. Saturday was the worst day, followed by Sunday and Tuesday, with 5 to 6 pm as the peak hour.
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Provincial
Highway Traffic Board
Printed pattern promises slimming silhouette for half sizes
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 4819 offers a slim easy silhouette from cape collar to hem with no waist seams. Available in half sizes 1445 1643 184% 20%4 222 2444 and size 16% requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 40 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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