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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
3
A religious lesson outlines Judges themes from Deborah's leadership under Jabin's oppression. It highlights Deborah's open air court at a palm tree, Barak's rallying of troops, Sisera's defeat, and Jael's pivotal act, emphasizing God delivering Israel and the song of triumph.
A reflective line describes Christ revealing his heart through deeds, and in death all barriers fall away as brightness shines upon people.
The statement attributes a reflection on being ransomed healed and forgiven to Bishop Linton. He notes that despite restoration sin leaves scars that keep him humble and thankful for God’s mercy.
The article outlines weekly menu ideas suitable for hot weather, balancing cold and hot dishes. Features include broiled steak with creamed spinach, strawberry shortcake with pineapple, and varied meals for breakfast, luncheon, and dinner plus baked mackerel and ham dishes. Includes two tested dessert recipes with muffin and cookie methods.
A newspaper advertisement urges purifying the entire system for better health. It claims Calotabs cleanse blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and offers trial and family packages at small prices.
The article notes a rising red line on thirty plus year weather charts indicating a long warm spell in the United States with periods of warmer falls and springs. It discusses recent record warmth, possible shifts toward cooler weather, and uncertainty about whether these swings are part of natural cycles or indicators of future ice ages.
Mothers sing at bedtime to settle children according to Home Magazine drawings of a lullaby contest. Favorite tunes include All Aboard for Blanket Bay The Slumber Boat a Brahms lullaby a Mozart lullaby and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star passed down through generations in many households.
Balto the famous anti diphtheria relief dog is honored in Cleveland with a life like effigy at the Museum of Natural History. The tale recalls the Alaska rescue, the Cleveland retirement funded by school pennies, and Balto’s enduring place in the city’s history for children.
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