Jesus Calls the Fishermen to Begin Teaching Ministry
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus temptation in the wilderness and triumph over Satan, then his Galilean preaching of the Kingdom, repentance, and belief. It covers calling Simon, Andrew, James, and John to become fishers of men, their obedience, sacrifice, and lasting influence.
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Jesus
Satan
Christ
Galilee
Jerusalem
Simon
Andrew
James
John
John the Baptist
God Does Nothing Amiss Quote by William Goodell
A religious quotation by William Goodell asserts that God governs all experiences, none wasted or unkind, and urges meek acceptance of trials as part of eternal life. The brief reflection emphasizes trust and gratitude in hardship.
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William Goodell
Quote by D L Mood on deaf children and misfortune
A reflective aside questions how many deaf children God has and dismisses the idea that a child with such a disability is a misfortune. The remark critiques the view of disability as tragedy and frames it as a moral query.
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God
D. L. Mood
Stickytoes Toad Reveals Winter Hideaway in Farmer Brown’s Pots
In Thornton Burgess tale, Stickytoes the Tree Toad shares how he spent last winter in pots on Farmer Brown’s doorstep. He describes warm pot earth, no sky, and a snowy outside world as he hid from the humans and learned about a year inside the house.
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Farmer Brown
Mistress Spring
Not Like It Used To Be A Malloch Era Poem And Tale
A collection notes two pieces from 1932 WNU Service. The first recalls a change in romance between a man and a woman, reflecting on past loves and steady local marriage. The second segment recounts Johnny Chuck and Stickytoes with Spring and winter shelter in Farmer Brown's house.
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Mistress Spring
Farmer Brown
Johnny Chuck
Stickytoes
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Fur purchase leaves buyer wary of future finds
Doris recalls a clerk who sold her a fur she later doubted, insisting she would never see another like it. The remark from 1932 is attributed to a Bell Syndicate WNU Service feature.
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Doris
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
WNU
Bran as a laxative and baking ingredient recipe notes
The article extols raw bran to ease constipation and ease intake by mixing into cereals and drinks. It provides recipes for Bran Muffins and Bran Bread, detailing measurements for flour, bran, baking powder, salt, egg, sugar, and shortening with baking directions.
Boners and miscellany from old exam notes
Humorous tidbits note quirky lines from examination papers and essays including biting verses about Cassius and a biblical scene with an abbess. Also a recipe snippet from Western Newspaper Union 1932 describes a dense nut loaf with molasses and bran.
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Western Newspaper Union
Skating Costume With Velvet Skirt and Suede Accessories
A brown velveteen divided skirt pairs with a soft yellow suede jacket a suede beret and Norwegian knitted mittens for practical skating season wear featuring a coordinated ensemble described in the fashion notes.
Chocolate Cascarets Debuts In New Flavor Link
Look Who's Here celebrates business gains as Chocolate Cascarets joins the old Cascarets under the slogan They Work While You Sleep. The product's approval follows two years of testing and strong industry reception.
Small Town People Shape Big City Leaders
Jefferson City Capitol News notes that small towns produce many notable city leaders. It argues that the effort of local residents to make ends meet and save a dollar fosters resilience and character. The piece asserts bright minds from big cities often trace roots to small towns.
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Jefferson City
Capitol News
Suitor Delivers News in Same Building as Vexed Father
In a pointed scene the father berates a suitor who asks for his daughter's hand, then the young man remains cheerful and reveals he had another message to deliver in the same building. The exchange captures tense family dynamics and adds a humorous twist.
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Pearson
No Pension for President Yet Possible via Congress
The article notes the U S President does not receive a pension by law while Congress could grant one if needed. It states there is no statutory pension for a President’s widow, though Congress has granted such pensions by special act in the past.
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United States
Congress
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Los Angeles
St. Joseph’s
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St. Joseph's
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