Lesson for June 9 Course Topics and Bible Texts
A religious education notice outlines the June 9 lesson plan with selected subjects and scripture texts from the International Council of Religious Education. The catalog credits permission for use and lists study focuses for the session.
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International Council of Religious Education
Ezekiel teaches personal responsibility
A sermon on Ezekiel 33 7 16 and Romans 14 12 emphasizes individual accountability before God. It argues watchman duty for Christians, warns against hypocritical righteousness, and asserts genuine repentance and consistent living as essential for eternal life.
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God
Ezekiel
Babylon
Christ
Lord
Calvary
New York jail term law prompts comic quip debate
A satirical look at a New York law allowing part time jail terms for workers sparks mixed reaction. Elmer Twitchell criticizes the idea as a potential loophole in punishment, while others contemplate practicalities of serving sentences around jobs and weekends.
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New York State
General Johnson Jays Washington DC
General Johnson Jays report activities in Washington D C with no further details provided.
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Johnson
Jays
Defense of Our Defense Policy and Village Tale
A critical column argues the Roosevelt era defense plan failed to prepare for European threats and warns of ongoing strategic blunders. It connects national policy to a reform plea while recounting Jennie’s escape from Birch Clump and a moral tale of a stolen vanity case amid community tensions.
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Hitler
Roosevelt
Europe
Ennie
Jennie
Mrs. Haard
Curly
Be Still My Soul Corrects Gratitude Message
A quotation urges not thanking God for all events but thanking Him in all circumstances. Dr. G. Matheson cautions against misreading the message and emphasizes gratitude amid suffering rather than for every hardship.
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Dr. G. Matheson
They Shall Return to the Lord in Isaiah 19 22 Verse
A biblical quotation from Isaiah 19 22 emphasizes return to the Lord and divine healing after hardship. The text highlights judgment and restoration themes with a focus on God’s responsiveness to repentance and renewal.
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Egypt
Selfishness as a deadly sin: a self deceitful trap
The statement argues that selfishness is particularly deadly because it is inherently self deceiving, masking true motives and eroding moral judgment. It suggests that self interest blinds awareness of consequences and harms others.
Cap Style Dress and Shorts Pattern No. 8719
Pattern No 8719 features a popular waistband cap frock with a short tailored bolero and shorts in sharkskin gingham linen or pique. Sizes 11 13 15 17 and 19 require fabric yardage including 314 yards of 35 inch fabric for a size 13 plus extra trims and bias fold.
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Belore
Strange Facts From German Destroyer Torpedo Fires
A wartime note explains on some German destroyers torpedoes are fired by mouth. The sighting range and tube controls allow the gunner to blow into a peashooter to trigger the torpedo.
Electrical accounting machine on the market today
A large electrical accounting machine is described as 47 inches long 38 inches wide and 43 inches high containing 55 000 parts and more than 75 miles of wire.
New Shinto Mass Arrives in Japan After Air Crash
Collier's reports a new Shinto mass in Japan where priests fly over the site after an airplane accident and wave sacred tree branches to drive away evil spirits, blending ritual with disaster response.
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Japan
Collier’s
Krakatoa Eruption Among Loudest Voices Ever Recorded
The Krakatoa eruption of 1883 in the Sunda Strait produced a record noise level of 190 decibels. Decibels measure sound intensity. a bel is a tenth of a decibel and named for Alexander Graham Bell. The New York Times lists everyday sounds and their tiny decibel readings such as chewing toast and biting nails.
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Krakatoo
Sunda Strait
Alexander Graham Bell
New York Times
Belief and Unbelief Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson
A compact quotation asserts belief as accepting the soul's affirmations while unbelief is denying them. The line underscores Emersonian thought on inner conviction and doubt.
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Emerson
Bailey Quote on Safety and Virtue
A concise maxim from Bailey states that true safety comes from extreme humility and descending to the lowest point as the foundation of every virtue. The saying links lowliness to prudent conduct and moral steadiness.
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Bailey
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