Plenty Thankful Jennie Eats Spinach at Table
A child resists spinach but complies after mother insists on saying grace. Jennie calls it pointless yet remains seated until she thanks the Lord for not being sick. The Washington Post notes a humorous aside about a large bulb from Farmer Bug-My.
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There Is One True God Excluding Other Deities
A lesson onset on monotheism from Exodus 20 2 3 Isaiah Mark and Corinthians frames God as deliverer savior and love. It asserts Jehovah as the self existent I am and warns against heathen gods of gold self wine fame and pleasure while urging personal faith in Jesus Christ for salvation and eternal life.
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Peace Crises, Sudeten Demands, and Political Upheaval
The article surveys worsening European tensions as Sudeten Germans press for cession or plebiscite while Czechoslovakia faces internal turmoil. It notes resignations in Prague, nationalist tensions in Poland Hungary and Italy, and warnings from Britain and France amid Hitler's moves. It also shifts to American topics with a catastrophic Florida to New England hurricane, its destruction, relief efforts, plus U.S. political maneuvering around Roosevelt’s third-term prospects and upcoming state races in Massachusetts Wisconsin and beyond.
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Labor and management clash over wage cuts and New Deal policy
The article details escalating labor and management conflict over a 15 percent wage cut proposal amid crises in rail finance. It notes Congress delaying rail legislation, a looming October rail strike, and a presidential plan to draft a long-range rehab program with experts from management and labor.
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