Jesus the Master Teacher and Apollos the Learner
Core lesson presents Jesus as a master teacher using firm foundations and distinctive teaching, contrasted with scribal repetition. Apollos is shown as a capable leader needing correction by Priscilla and Aquila, then thriving with new understanding and credentials.
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Jesus
Jesus the Great
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Apollos
John the Baptist
John
Priscilla
Aquila
Comfort and Fortitude Quote Attributed to Doctor Jowett
A quotation states that divine comfort is given not to ease life but to empower us as comforters for others in need. The maxim contrasts personal ease with obligation to support others.
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Doctor Jowett
Bedtime Story of Peter Rabbit Returns from the Black Shadows
Peter Rabbit waits for nightfall then meets Honker and his friends on the Big River's sandy bar. The moon lights a cautious return as Honker greets Peter and explains hunters with terrible guns have driven the birds from their resting places.
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Pes Rabbit
Honker
Mistress Moon
Peter
Violet Symbol Faithfulness Returns Napoleon Echo
The passage recalls Napoleon's banishment to Elba and the violet as a secret emblem of faithfulness used by his followers who wore violet rings and watch ribbons to signal recognition during his return legend.
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Napoleon
Island
Elba
McClure Newspaper
Eradicals
WNU
Patty’s Curls and the Dread of Cutting Hair
A child’s curls are repeatedly photographed to remember Patty as she grows. Each week or two plans form to cut the ringlets yet they are postponed again. The speaker expresses reluctance to part with the cherished hair as Pat’s long ringlets stay.
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Patty
Little way behind us says Honker and Peter
Peter asks if winter will come soon. Honker replies it is only a little behind us and we must hurry or it will catch us. Dialogue reflects a brief seasonal chatter from the WNU Service.
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Honker
Peter
T. W. Burgess
WNU
Question Box by Ed Wynn and the Perfect Fool
A reader asks how to comfort a deaf aunt and other queries. Answers suggest speaking loudly, humorous take on travel upper berths, and practical advice about requesting time off to marry. The column features light humor and brief solutions from the syndicated panel.
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ED Wynn
The
Through A Woman's Eyes By Jean Newton ce
Jean Newton recalls a news item about six car crash survivors who clung to Bibles and hymnals as their vehicle overturned. All were unhurt and continued to a prayer meeting, suggesting faith aided their survival.
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Jean Newton
Velvet Molasses Candy and Party Cheese Salad Guide
A nostalgic kitchen note outlines making Velvet Molasses Candy with molasses sugar water vinegar and cream of tartar then butter and soda for pulling. It also details Party Cheese Salad with cream cheese nests and mayo dressing plus buttercup fondant treats and home pulling method for candy.
Just Once Says He Wants Flight But Fears Crash
Jud Tunkins muses about flying in an airplane at least once but fears a trip that would end in a crash. He worries the outing might become a bound to a single trial rather than a lasting experience.
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Jud Tunkins
Apple Sauce Pudding and Junket Preparation
A historical dessert item describes seasoning one cupful of apple sauce with cinnamon or nutmeg and dividing it among six dessert glasses. It then instructs preparing a junket tablet with a pint of warm milk and three tablespoonfuls of sugar.
Woman laments changing tastes over biscuit nostalgia
In a light feature, Caroline comments on modern cooking trends and recalls a man seeking divorce over his wife baking biscuits like his mother once did, illustrating shifting culinary norms and domestic expectations.
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Caroline
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Faith Holds Strong In Crashing Car Rescue
A reader-style reflection praises people who clung to their Bibles during a car crash, noting faith as a greater asset than wealth. The writer counters a skeptical viewer, defending religious faith amid public challenge to religion.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Versatile Two Piece Pattern Idea For Mixed Fabrics
A fashion note highlights a two piece frock offering fabric pairing options. It suggests wool ensembles with belts or plaid wool skirts paired with velveteen blouses. Pattern 9135 suits sizes 12 to 40 with yardage details and a diagrammed sew chart.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York City
A Way Out From The Classroom Teaches Collaboration
A dialogue in which a teacher explains how to handle tough questions by inviting the class to contribute answers. The exchange emphasizes inclusive problem solving and collective input in a learning environment.
Man Seeks Marriage License After Hunters Talk
A man asks for a marriage license after clarifying he does not want a hunting license. The Chelsea Record notes the clerks determine the license type in a brief exchange.
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Chelsea Record
Crow Makes a Clever Remark Twice
A dialogue notes Crow’s sharp wit and the idea that clever lines should be spoken only once. The exchange emphasizes repetition versus restraint in humor or clever phrasing.
Hope as a Worthy Word in Conversational Wit
A speaker extols hope as a wonderful thing and a friend agrees. The dialogue notes a single nibble that can sustain a man fishing for an entire day, hinting at patience and simple pleasures.
Immortal Note Repeats in Banker Poet Exchange
The dialogue features a banker renewing a note for the tenth time while a poet laments that the note may be the only immortal thing he will ever write. This exchange contrasts financial and artistic immortality through concise wit.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
RFC
Bedtime Story
BY Thornton W. Burgess
Kitty
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Chum
Pat
Mr. Wynn
Ima Frade
Baer
Pleever
I. M. A. Saltseller
SOL
Truly Yours, Benny Dick
WNW
By Jean Newton
Cook Book
New York
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Crow
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