Paul life of Paul the Apostle as an example for youth
An International Uniform Sunday School lesson from June 25 1939 examines Paul the Apostle as a model of courage faith and purpose. It highlights his imprisonment for the gospel his fearless preaching and his willingness to stay to help others while awaiting death or immortality. The piece asks readers to reflect on personal life purpose and commitment to Christ.
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Paul
Philippians
God
Christ
Lfe
Pallad
Tas Fe
Miss Aramintha's Funeral Joke Ends in Bold Escape
In a village uproar Miss Aramintha drops a coffin farce revealing she faked death to dodge a stifling life. She exposes schemes, settles debts with a church gift, and departs by train for New York Florida and a world cruise.
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Miss Aramintha
Hetty Lepscomb
Uwe
Hartley
Aramintha
Hetty Lescomb
Miss Aramantha
Hetty
Hart
Aramintha Mackley
Miss Aramintina
Mr. Hill
Ted
Florida
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation work discussed at Regina meeting
Advisory committees from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta reviewed drought relief efforts under PFRA including land utilization water development and reclamation. Officials cited 292 irrigation projects 174 under study and 8000 smaller works while Dr E S Archibald and James Gardiner highlighted planning for lean years.
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Regina
Experimental Farnmrs Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
E. 8. Archibald
Dominion Experimental Farms
Rdiaila ‘Tela
John Vallance
James G. Gardiner
Dominion
Prairie
PFRA
British War Rationing Plan Outlines Food Control System
The government plans a national price control and rationing scheme for wartime. A Ministry of Food would oversee 19 offices and 14 000 committees, with the state as sole purchaser of imports and home supplies. Retailers would ration meat by cost and other goods by quantity. Applications forms and ration cards are ready.
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Food Defense Department
Ontario Agricultural Societies Expand Rural Improvement Efforts
J A Carroll Ontario Superintendent notes societies boost field crop contests rising from 134 to 184 and sponsor rural beautification weed control and reforestation programs. Nine nurseries operate under branches plus junior farm groups and short courses as the new Agricultural Society Act takes effect.
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J. A. Qarrol
Ontario
Simcoe
Carroll
North Ontario
New Agricultural Society
Mount Forest Chief Resigns for Ontario Warden Role
William H. Flynn has resigned after eight years as chief constable of Mount Forest. He has been appointed game warden and inspector of fisheries for the Province of Ontario.
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William H. Flynn
Mount Forest
Ontario
Raspberry Red Currant Tapioca Dessert Delicacy
Frances Leé Barton praises a dessert that blends raspberries and red currants with quick-cooking tapioca. The recipe yields a cooling, fruit-forward treat, ideal for hot days. A separate note reports Barrie police plan action against loitering at the main corner in the country town.
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Frances Leé Barton
Barrie
Sons of Leisure
Desserts for Children’s Day From Betty Barclay
A vintage recipe listing several dessert ideas for Children’s Day. Includes Pudding Servos with marshmallows and chocolate, Pineapple Louise gelatin with strawberries and bananas, Peanut Butter Ice Cream with vanilla pudding and whipped cream. Provides preparation steps and chilling instructions.
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Betty Barclay
Danye Morse
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Hester Hill
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU Service
Municipal Office
Georgetown
W. G. Marshall
England
Charie
Herald
Claridge
Misses Claridge Herald
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