When Jesus Was Tempted He Confronts the Devil
A lesson summary outlines Jesus baptism as dedication to redemptive work and anointing by the Spirit. It details Jesus' wilderness temptation, threefold temptations as Son of man, Messiah, and Son of God, and His defense with it is written. The text emphasizes trusting God and using Scripture to overcome the devil.
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Photographs Show Earth's Curvature From Explorer II Flight
Striking stratosphere images reveal the earth’s curvature on the horizon taken from 72,395 feet aboard the National Geographic society Army Air Corps balloon Explorer II. Capt. Albert W. Stevens and Capt. Orvil A. Anderson received Hubbard Gold Medals in Washington during ceremonies.
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South Dakota
Cuba Honors Her for Revolt Aid and Earth Horizon Photo Display
Mrs. Marion Hughes Pierce, wife of Andrew G. Pierce III of New York, funded the final $5,000 for the Cuban revolt against Machado and was hailed as a national idol in Havana. The piece also notes distant horizon photographs from Captain Stevens showing South Dakota and Black Hills landscapes, infrared imaging, and high altitude views of earth’s surface with detailed geographic features.
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Black Hills
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Meal hour calls disrupt home privacy and courtesy
A Wise use of the telephone argues against calling during meals to avoid breaking family conversation and meal comfort. It stresses that not at home notices should guide callers and that urgent matters can justify disruption. It also discusses parental discipline, balancing courage to give and withhold.
Ancient Flint Implements and Earliest Miners Exhibit
The British Museum preserves ancient flint tools from British mines and antler picks used by Stone Age flint miners. A clay lump bears a thumbprint of a Stone Age worker, dating roughly 4,000 years old, surpassing Scotland Yard’s fingerprint collection in age.
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Scotland Yard
Answers Magazine
The League and World Peace
Leonard A. Barrett argues the League of Nations shapes disputes and sanctions but cannot end war or create the peace mindset. He says true peace comes from goodwill and the Christian Cross above military force.
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Kitchen Tips From The Neighbor Archive
Green peppers used to garnish salads should be parboiled for five minutes. After boiling, drain and refrigerate until needed. Cocoa substitutes chocolate by two tablespoons cocoa equal one square. Do not immerse silver-backed hair brushes in water. Clean brush bristles in flour then wipe with soft paper. For frost bite avoid heat. use snow in a cold room or ice water for treatment.
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Ruth
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Heat expansion and cold contraction used to move rocks
The article notes that early knowledge linked heat expansion and cold contraction to move obstacles. It cites Hannibal crossing the Alps using large fires on rocks followed by cold water to crack them, enabling portions to be moved before high explosives.
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Hannibal
Alps
Swaying Walk Linked to Marriage Odds, Study Finds
New York report notes professor William H. Blake of Howard Mann school concludes sway in walking signals higher chances of marriage and happiness, while straight walkers are likelier to remain single.
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New York
William H. Blake
Howard Mann School
Howto Tips And Home Hacks From WNU Service
Practical kitchen and household tips including baking with cheese on apple pie two thirds done, pricking apples to avoid skins cracking, sugaring gelatin to prevent fruit settling, and roasting meat with the breast up or down for tenderness. Also notes on cleaning windows with kerosene and airing houseplants daily.
Inebriate Youth Angst at Lamp Post Scene
A bystander recalls a drunken youth clinging to a lamp post as a street cleaner approaches a hydrant. The cleaner, perplexed, contemplates removing the hydrant cap while the youth pleas to avoid winding the street tighter. The anecdote ends with the bystander’s quip.
Bashful Irishman Seeks Marital Bond By Burial Request
A Kilkenny farmer, too shy to propose marriage, asks his beloved Julia in a whisper if she would like to be buried with his people. The feeble bold move aims to seal a lifetime of love with a macabre joke.
Poverty as a moral test in virtue and public spirit
A quote attributed to Plutarch contrasts poverty as dishonorable when linked to laziness and excess with the idea that it reveals a great mind in temperate, industrious, just, and valiant individuals who apply their virtues for the public good.
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