First Roman emperor to protect Christians and convert
The question asks who first protected Christians and became one of them, referencing early imperial policy toward Christianity.
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Mary
Washington
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Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
6
Constantine and Cloisonne in Scarlet River Post
John Hart of New Jersey features in a brief noting a river setting and vertical arrangement. The article references five departments namely state, treasury, war, post office and judicial, described in brilliant scarlet context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine (the Great
John Hart
New Jersey
State
Treasury
War
Secretaries Seen as Likely to Marry Due to Work Ties
A secretarial school director argues well trained, neat secretaries have good marriage prospects since they work closely with men. They need not dress expensively but must look crisp, avoiding flashy nail polish, skimpy outfits, excessive jewelry, gum chewing, and seductive necklines.
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John
Betty
Mr. Humphreys
Bandbox Betty and the Picnic Kiss
Betty Barclay the office secretary finds romance with John J. Thomas after a flirtation with a fan incident turns into a lunch date and a picnic with his niece Muggsy. A roller coaster outing ends with a public kiss and the couple moved to a sturdier relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Mr. Humphreys
Miss Barclay
John Thomas
John
Muggsy
Excessive Lime Use Could Exhaust Soil Says MU Expert
University of Missouri specialist Dr. William A. Albrecht warns excessive lime use depletes soil fertility unless balanced with other needed plant foods. He notes lime reduces acidity but overall crop production consumes essential elements, especially potash, to form carbohydrates and protein in plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Albrecht
University of Missouri
Dr. Albrecht
Steel Farm Trailer From Colorado A and M College
The two wheeled farm trailer features an all steel frame and welded fabrication to prevent rattles and loose bolts. The welded tongue attachment reduces service trouble. Designed at Colorado A and M college for versatile body placement.
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Colorado A & M College
Johnson Grass Control A Community Task
Purdue University urges neighborhood effort to combat Johnson grass. Monitor fields for new stands and pull or hoe before deep roots form. Seed and root parts spread by water hay cultivators or wind, so quick action is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Purdue Unirsity
Flattering Afternoon Styl Complete Wardrobe for Tots
An advertisement offers a Spring and Summer FASHION 52 pages with easily made styles for a smart summer wardrobe for toddlers. A free pattern is printed inside the book, including a sunsuit suitable for either a boy or girl, pitched as a fine gift for a new mother.
First Aid to the Ailing House
Practical home repair tips from Roger C Whitman on sash modification and floor finishing. It advises taking the sash to a millworkshop to add a matin bar or have a competent carpenter do it, and suggests against lacquering a concrete floor, proposing a new topping coat or repurpose as a base for resurfacing.
January Added to Roman Calendar by Numa and Caesar
The early Roman calendar started in March with ten months. January was added by Numa Pompilius with 30 days and later Julius Caesar extended it to 31 days.
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Numa Pompilius
Julius Caesar
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