Saul Becomes A Christian Learning To Love Jesus
Sauls dramatic conversion in Acts chapter nine unfolds as Ananias heals him and baptizes him, followed by his bold preaching in Damascus. The lesson highlights the conversion process, the new life in Christ, and the shift from persecutor to messenger of the gospel.
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Saul
Jesus
Stephen
Christ
Damascus
Ananias
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Jerusalem
Words of Wisdom from Groaning to Gospel Resolve
A collection of quotations on enduring trials through faith. John Elliott asserts God prepares us for every struggle, while David Livingstone vows to persist in his work despite earthly hardships.
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Jesus Christ
John Elliott
David Livingstone
Storing Vegetables Is Good Practice
A. B. Hutchins explains home storage of vegetables, noting four storage classes by temperature and humidity, with guidance on planning, facilities, and conditions. Specialized guidance covers crops needing low cold moist air, low cold minimal air, low cold dry with air, and warm dry storage.
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A. B. Hutchins
Horticulture Division
University Farm
St. Paul
WNU
Salt and Other Chemicals Harmful to Swine Warned by Veterinarians
Veterinarians warn that salt and certain chemicals are highly toxic to pigs under specific conditions, especially when force fed. Sudden feed changes and irritants after serum and virus administration can trigger fatal enteritis. Proper feeding, care, and calcium and iodine administration prevent many conditions including paralysis and milk fever in sows.
Violet rays reveal identity of ryegrass seeds
Violet rays used to protect farmers by testing ryegrass seeds. Italian ryegrass shows a ghostlike glow on germination filter paper, while English ryegrass does not react. The German discovery is adopted by the Department of Agriculture to ensure seed purchases.
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Germany
Department of Agriculture
Replant Windbreaks in Prairie Regions Hit by Woodcutting
Reports to the United States Forest Service show prairie windbreaks damaged by heavy fuel wood cutting. On some farms up to $100 worth of wood was removed, reducing farmers' fuel costs but leaving buildings exposed to winds. Farmers increasingly raise their own seedlings to restore the pioneer plantings.
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United States Forest Service
Seedless Tomato Breakthrough In Amarillo Garden
Seedless tomatoes have been developed by W. J. Beechlar in Amarillo Texas after years of experimentation. He selected cuttings from plants with the fewest seeds and propagated anew each season until tomatoes with no seeds appeared, with only occasional seeds in later fruit.
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Amarillo
Texas
W. J. Beechlar
Fur Adorned Cloth Coats For Fall Fashion 1933
Fur laden coats dominate the autumn winter mood with beaver collars and cuffs as the focal point. Designers showcase fur pockets bows and intricate trimmings on wool and tweed coats, with Paris trends emphasizing high color tweeds and sculpted silhouettes. The brown beige palette and beaver fur trims color the season’s smart look.
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Paris
Western Newspaper Union
Striped Jersey in Varied Effects on Dresses
The article describes multiple striped jersey designs in yellow and white for a sports dress and a black and white striped coat. It notes a two inch front panel with crossways stripes, a V yoke for a geometric look, and trim with a black satin belt and a triangular scarf.
Powder Compacts Matched to Costumes Set in 1920s Style
The article describes powder compacts designed to harmonize with costumes. Linen inspired covers imitate linen weave in black white blue and linen shades. Pique styled compacts mirror that cotton fabric. For blue and white checked gingham frocks there are blue and white checked compacts.
New Belts Leather Sets Trend in Belt Fashion
The article describes belt styles pairing leather belts with various outfits. A black crepe frock uses a white leather belt cut to resemble a feather. A green wool dress features a deeper green leather belt with silver studded nail heads. A brown wool sports suit is shown with a pigskin walistcoat belt.
Sailor collars return to the fashion map
Sailor collars are back as square shoulder lines trend. A satin blouse with a sailor collar shows pleats and wide sleeves, an up-to-the-moment model. A velvet beret tops the satin costume, reflecting designers pairing satin with velvet.
Fall Footwear Shows Spat Like Styles From Fashion Houses
Metropolitan fashion houses display spat like footwear with new contrasts. Some models use black or brown kid leather for the lower part and gray or taupe uppers to create the spat effect.
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Milady
Crossword Puzzle Half A Century Clue List Unveiled
Puzzle grid lists numerous clues across and down with numbers and theme hints. Readable entries include animals plants and legal terms, revealing a historic style crossword from a newspaper page.
Editor Seizes Last Chance To Sharpen Copy
A reporter plans to revise his manuscript after leaving the editor. The editor retrieves the draft from a wastebasket and orders a quick, sharp edit before the deadline.
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Kansas City Star
Fourth wedding invites for Consolation She Mabel
The text notes an invitation to Mabel for her fourth wedding and jokes about not needing a present for every divorce. The tone is light and humorous about ongoing marriage events.
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Mabel
No Inducement Watch Purchases Wife Gift
The clerk notes the tiny watch keeps perfect time but the buyer says time is irrelevant to his wife. He insists on purchasing the watch as a gift, treating it as a bracelet rather than a timekeeping device.
Burglar Pleads For Gun While Homeowner Dials
A burglar in a tense room asks the householder to hold the firearm as the homeowner frantically dials for help. The intruder uses a casual, coercive tone while the resident seeks police arrival. The incident centers on a dramatic exchange over a weapon during a break in.
Banker Father and Son Discuss Honest Business Future
A New York lawyer recalls a conversation between a bank president and his son about starting a business journey West. The father urges lifelong honesty, and hints the son should study corporation law to learn how to conduct business ethically.
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New York
West
Border Cities
Means of Support in a Farmer's Leisure
A Sheridan area farmer is described as slouching at ease with arms folded during leisure. His son Freddie says to his mother that daddy has “come from the field” by leaning against himself, a homely, humorous portrait cited by the Indianapolis News.
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Sheridan
Freddie
Indianapolis News
Buy and margin trade miss the mark in a sad exchange
A witty exchange from the Washington Star portrays a buyer confessing a margin purchase. The counterpart notes the buy was “a good-by” as a rueful pun on good buy and goodbye. The humor touches on stock trading risks and the emotional toll of market losses.
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Washington Star
The Usual Beginning Story Exchange
A humorous exchange about starting a new career in story writing reveals a seller’s wit as one asks if any works have sold. The responder notes possessions such as a watch a saxophone and an overcoat as confirmation of progress.
Unquestionable Influence on Politics Cited by Miss Cayenne
In a quoted exchange Miss Cayenne reflects on women’s impact in politics saying she won’t assert a definite answer. She concedes that women's involvement has certainly made politics more interesting.
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Miss Cayenne
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