Power to Declare War Invested in Congress of United States
This sixth article in Good Citizen traces the constitutional power to declare war to Congress under Article 1 Section 8. It emphasizes the groundwork of liberty from 1776 to 1941, notes bipartisan aims for peaceful solutions, and cites The Crisis opening lines by Thomas Paine. It also advertises the booklet and how to obtain it for 25 cents.
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Harmonious Union Turns Fractured Over Hidden Money
The Cranstons appear perfectly matched but money temptation tests their marriage. Tony hides small sums Leah has saved, hoping to spark a hunt and cover his deceit, while Leah calmly accounts for every dime and refuses to accept loss. The ruse escalates as he searches for a moment to reclaim the missing funds.
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If You Had a Million Dollars Would You Teach
A 1950 sermon argues teachers span a living product not a finished one. It cites Ezra's three aims to seek the Lord's law, apply it, and teach in Israel. It urges Sunday schools to recruit dedicated teachers and frames teaching as Christian mission and purpose.
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Tony
Leah
Grent University
Palmer
Harvard
Foreman
Ezra
Babylon
Jerusalem
Lord
Moses
Israel
H. M. Lewis
Texas
America
Crossword Puzzle of Various Clues and Answers
Crossword puzzle with across and down clues including vessels, roots, rivers, and metals. Entries span teeth to geography and classical terms, listing items like vessel names, edibles, and ancient nouns, providing a full grid of wordplay for puzzle enthusiasts.
Last Week's Answer Puzzle Clues Review
A compact recap of last week's crossword style clues listing answers such as Surfeited, Red-breasted bird, Perceived and Sum up, noting pattern and potential theme without revealing unsolicited details.
Under the Arch Meant Five Knockdowns and Peace
A street scene recounts ex boxer Herman and rival Patsy White trading tall tales of past fights. A bond forms as they reflect on years of roughhousing, miscounted knockdowns, and a shared desire for calmer days. The exchange includes the arch joke from their Brooklyn childhood and ends with mutual, if wry, agreement to leave the past behind.
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Patsy
Herman
Brooklyn Bridge
Times Square
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Scripture Devotional Reading Passages Listed
Etra 7, 8:15 36 and Psalm 119 referenced for a devotional reading. The fragment indicates scripture citations for personal study or liturgical use without a narrative event or commentary.
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Etra
Oh What Fun Pattern Doll Transfer 32 Inch Dolly
A playful real life size 32 inch doll pattern 732 is offered with easy sew instructions. The ad notes the doll is worn in size two clothes and a 20 cent transfer brings the 32 inch doll to life. Children favor the big dolly and readers are urged to send name address pattern number and payment.
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Household Tips For Summer Cleaning And Storage
Warm weather storage tips emphasize cooling eggs properly and keeping a clean space. Uses for cooked bacon in salads and dishes, pest control by early strong action, storing winter knick knacks, use of cork or plastic placemats, gentle cleaning with detergent cleaners, and maximizing nutrients by preparing vegetables whole or cutting just before use.
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