Lesson for November 21
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1943
Page
3
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
A sermon on Exodus 20:15 and Leviticus 19 verses 11 and 13 argues that stealing includes false dealing and withholding wages. It cites Luke 19:1-10 to show restitution as faith in action, and Luke 19:45-46 to warn priests and churches against dishonest practices in worship and fundraising.
A playful Q A item presents six questions and answers on topics from geography to literature. It identifies the Quirinal as a hill in Rome, lists seven deadly sins, describes plasma as a white powder like baking soda, cites Coleridge, defines a kilometer as five-eighths of a mile, and states Bach had twenty children.
Fall and winter born lambs sold as suckling animals at two to four months are labeled hot house lambs. They require special care and represent about one in 25,000 sheep slaughtered locally, making their meat a rare luxury mainly bought by fine restaurants and high end traders.
The fragment presents a philosophical line attributed to Young, contrasting happiness with doom. It reflects a literary meditation on fate and choice without concrete events or context.
Wartime guidance urges motorists to extend tire life through careful driving and maintenance. Keep speeds at 35 mph, inflate to recommended pressure, check weekly, avoid road damage, align wheels, switch tires every 5000 miles, inspect for cuts, and recap when smooth. If using synthetic tires, handle tubes correctly and avoid rusty rims.
The article warns that modern synthetic truck and bus tires face severe wear from overloading and high heat in over the road service. It urges immediate recapping, reduced speeds on hot roads, proper inflation, and removal of overloads to preserve tire carcasses and prevent breakdowns. It also notes a new tire warranty but emphasizes conservation.
A new tire warranty has been adopted applicable to all tires. It excludes injuries and wear caused by improper care, misuse, overload, excessive speed, improper inflation, nonconforming rims, or nondefective conditions. The industry emphasizes collective effort to keep America’s wheels turning and urges proper tire care.
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