Unity in Christ at Corinth Church Lesson
Prominent lesson outlines Paul’s mission in Corinth with Aquila and Priscilla, work in the synagogue, and growth through Silas and Timotheus. Emphasis on unity, being bold yet faithful, and the core message Jesus Christ and him crucified guiding church life.
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Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ
Corinth
Aquila
Priscilla
Rome
Silas
Timothy
Thessalonica
Justus
Crispus
Europe
Apollos
Peter
Jesus Turns Frail Followers Into Mighty Visionaries
A reflection on how Jesus transforms weak disciples into men of strength and vision, with emphasis that this change continually occurs within their lives. The message highlights the power of faith to elevate ordinary followers.
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Jesus
No Hanging Back Sermon Motif From Gort’s Gospel
A compact, period tone item notes insistence on full commitment to a sermon style urging decisive faith as echoed in a Gort era gospel commentary attributed to Alexander Maclaren.
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Gort
Alexander Maclaren
Public Works Bond Aims to Create Millions of Jobs
Harold L. Ickes announced about 2 billion dollars in public works funds to counter unemployment. Experts estimate 8.22 million man months of direct employment plus extensive secondary jobs, with a peak expected next spring. Funds spread nationwide from Alaska to the Philippines, with much spending on capital goods and materials before on-site work begins.
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Washington
United States
Public Works Administration
Harold L. Ickes
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Great Lakes
New York
Schenectady
Pennsylvania
Naval
Virgin Islands
Philippines
Alaska
Gulf
Railroad engineer logs 2,000,000 miles in Yakima stretch
J A Patchette, a railroad engineer, traveled 2,000,000 miles over about 160 miles of track between Spokane and Ellensburg, Washington, during 45 years of service. He never left that span in his career.
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Yakima
Wash
J. A. Patchette
Spokamne
Ellensburg
Peach Tree Bearing Two Crops Perfected
Holliday Utah farmer S A Rice has developed a peach tree that yields two distinct crops annually. In a fenced orchard he maintains over 1000 small trees. Each spring the trees blossom and shortly after bloom a first crop ripens, followed by a second harvest weeks later.
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Holliday
Utah
S. A. Rice
Rice
The Truth Shall Make You Free captioned tale
A doctored account claims Einstein fled Germany after a price was set on his head. It asserts he boarded a tug off the sea to avoid danger and publicity, then found refuge in England where he lectured at major universities and continues his research. The piece questions Germany’s restrictions on his work.
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Einstein
Germany
Hinstein
England
Society to banking Miss Knox joins Union Trust as page
Miss Kathleen Knox granddaughter of Philander C. Knox secretary of state in Taft era leaves society life to work as a page girl at Union Trust Company in Pittsburgh. The photo was taken in London during her presentation to King George and Queen Mary.
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Kathleen Knox
Philander C. Knox
Taft
Union Trust Company
Pittsburgh
Miss Knox
London
King George
Queen Mary
Balancing care and self in aiding others
A 1933 Bell Syndicate piece discusses limits of helping the less fortunate. It argues helpers must stay mentally healthy to sustain usefulness, avoid being drained by endless misfortune, and balance empathy with self care while encouraging recipients to maintain effort and gratitude.
Freeing Science From Tyranny Upholds Liberty
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union dispatch argues that forcing a prominent Jewish scientist from a university is a greater harm than racial discrimination. It warns against state suppression of scientific progress and defends liberty, freedom of choice, and free inquiry as essential to national survival.
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Hitler
Mayflower Bible Honored By Pilgrim Society
A Bible that traveled aboard the Mayflower is now treasured as part of the Pilgrim Society of Plymouth Massachusetts relics collection.
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Pilgrim Society of Plymouth
Mass
Velvet and ermine ensemble evokes 1890s fashion
A large designed ensemble blends black velvet with ermine trim echoing 1890s style. The outfit pairs a black pressed velvet suit with puff sleeves and a tip pet scarf and purse muff for a period correct look.
Moundbuilders' Work to Be Preserved as State Park
Newark Ohio nonfunctional earthworks from prehistoric times spanning about 12 miles with circles squares octagons and long avenues will be preserved as a state park. Modern Newark has obscured parts but two sections escape for protection. Archaeologists believe the mounds were built by cultures predating the Indians.
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Newark
Ohio
Science Service
Lliterary Digest
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as the fastest safest fat loss method. It claims a 20 pound fat loss in 4 weeks with weight scales showing results and energy gains, urging readers to get a jar from druggists and promising money back if unsatisfied.
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Rory
Kruschen
Helen Smith
Haverhill
Masa
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P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
By Charles Sughroe
Nes
Federal Public Works
New York State
Carnera
Jack Pettifer
George McDonald
Pettifer
Primo Carnera
Italy
Bell Syndicate
Wwnu
Lame Bode
The
Bell Syndicati
Pacific Water
Pasadena
Tournament of Roses
Pacific
Indian
China
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Manesia
Philips
Magnesia
Phillips’ Milk
N.R.A
Roy H. Patitz
Bassett, Nebraska
FUR C Wool Co
Minneapolis
Min
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