Lesson on the Golden Rule and the truth about conduct
The lesson outlines censorious judgments, discrimination in holy things, and the necessity of prayer for true discernment. It contrasts two paths, warns against false teachers and empty profession, and concludes that hearing Christ and doing his commands lead to the safe way. The text centers on Matthew 7 1 29 and cautions against superficial faith.
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Heaven
Hell
Christ
Satan
Devil
God
Roosevelt weighs balanced trade theory with Germany and railroads
President Roosevelt discussed a study of Germany United States trade balancing to avoid debt and gold transfers and considered tariff and import controls. Railroad policyCentered on Eastman push for coordination and possible government power while Congress hesitates and deposit insurance debates continue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Doctor Luther
Germany
United States
Mexico
Commerce Department
Mussolini
Italy
Eastman
Dill
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Festman
Mr. Eastman
Congress
Prayer Aims for Truth in Jesus on Earth as in Heaven
A devotional plea asks Almighty God to guide hearts toward the truth as it is in Jesus. Seekers express desire to serve faithfully and to see the truth lived on earth as it is in heaven.
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God
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
God’s Grace and the Christ Died for Sinners Faith
A devotional excerpt reflects on God’s grace and love toward sinful humanity. It cites scripture about Christ dying for the ungodly and emphasizes redemption through faith and divine mercy.
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Christ
Two speed cops stop a reckless driver during holiday rush
During the holiday traffic crunch two speed officers flank a young woman to halt her car. One officer mocks her driving while she retorts with a sharp reply, revealing cheeky confidence.
Peculiar Quaker Speech Teaches Lesson About Language
A morning lesson in a boys school prompts a pupil named Tommy White to speak on Quaker speech. He falters before answering that Quakers do not swear, highlighting differences in language and conduct.
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Tommy White
Tommy
What She Wanted
Miss Jones voices a demand for a partner who can support her in regal fashion, then sharpens the joke by noting she is not seeking a man but a chest. The exchange ends with a quick retort about looking around.
Optimist’s Dilemma Echoes in Passing Shaw Quote
A fragment reflects a speaker who proclaims optimism about the future yet looks worried. The exchange notes the paradox of confidence and doubt, likening it to a line from Passing Shaw.
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Shaw
London
Safety Camouflage Neighbor Red And Blue Paint Debate
A quirky local item notes neighbors argue over painting one side of a car red and the other blue while witnesses provide conflicting accounts. The column blends wit with street observations on odd local behavior.
May Never Know Guest See Reduced Rate Answer
A hotel worker asks about a longer stay discount while the boss Porter-Deed dodges the question. The reply notes no one has managed a stay longer than a week, leaving the policy unclear.
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Porter
Untitled quip about marriage and unhappy homes
A witty exchange questions why a man cannot marry and blames the pull of a happy home elsewhere. The reply notes difficulty finding a woman willing to leave her contented home for him, implying a sardonic view of marriage prospects.
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Old Top
Misprint Alters Proverb In Boston Transcript
A letter quotes a misprint from the Boston Transcript. The caller says the proverb should read a word to the wife is sufficient. The editor apologizes and asks what was wrong.
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Boston Transcript
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Rev P & Fitzawatel
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Harding
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WNU
God’s Grace
OUR Comic
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Traight
Finney
Hoody
MR Holdy
Wiebe
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