Prisoner of Chillon and a view of mortal life
A Sunday lesson reflects on universal laws from creation to life after death. The speaker contrasts the chained prisoner at Chillon with human life knowable through faith, hope, and mercy, arguing life continues after death and urging constructive living despite suffering. The piece closes noting the Iowa Railway Commission denial of motor freight line petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Chillon
Byron
God
Waterloo
Clark Transfer
Cedar Falls
Stalker Transportation Company
Nudd
New Hampton
Iowa Railway Commission
UI College of Education Appoints Acting Summer School Director
Paul C. Packer, dean, named acting director of the University of Iowa summer school session in Iowa City. He will be assisted by Prof. C. E. Young. Dr Charles H. Weller, who developed the program, died March 2. Manila plans a new post office building costing 1,259,000 dollars.
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Iowa City
Paul C. Packer
College of Education
University of Iowa
C. E. Young
Charles H. Weller
Mission Workers Stay at Posts in China Say Church Board
The Methodist Church board for foreign missions reports missionaries in China have not collapsed or fled their posts. Some have moved to safety on consul advice. Seventeen are en route to the United States on furlough for a year, with others remaining at their stations.
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China
Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Church
United States
E. A. Bentzginger
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Foreign Missions
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Bulletin
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Universal Lawa
Job
Shakespeare
Jerusalem
Manila
Kautz’s
Hellabarger
Owa Avenue
Iowa Avenue
Cudahy
Wisconsin
Iowa
Morrell
Tare
del Monte
Kitty Baches
del Monte Asparagus
Bel Monte
A, Atlanines Pactpie
Graham Sunshine Crackers Co
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Constans
Jemina
Zac
Minneapolis
Kellecce
All-Bran
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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