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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
6
A London Answers account describes daily life in Korea under Japanese rule. It notes odd contrasts such as eggs sold by the dozen with straw ties and villagers who wash once yearly. Miners batch coal dust before dressing, and cows are treated as pack animals. A Korean wedding spans three days with a heavy headdress and the groom away in prayer.
Manuel Quezon was sworn in as the first president of the Philippine Commonwealth in Manila with a large attendance. Sergio Osmena became vice president as a new unicameral legislature was sworn in, while the United States maintained general supervision and security forces guarded against extremist threats.
Lesson centers on rebuilding the temple after the exile led by Joshua and Zerubbabel. It notes sacrifices at the altar, the foundation ceremony with priestly garb trumpets and singing, opponents delaying the work, and Zechariah’s vision of divine help. It concludes with temple completion, dedication, and the joy of dwelling in God’s house.
The message urges not to measure tomorrow by today’s troubles. It highlights that current black clouds will pass and stresses valuing long term outcomes over momentary discomfort.
Henry Ward Beecher quips that some men desire religion as a dark lantern kept in their pocket so only they can gain from it, implying self serving faith and secrecy.
Enrico Caruso’s embalmed body rests in a glass covered casket at a mausoleum near Naples. Friends and admirers preserved the singer’s remains in 1921 for eternal display with the body periodically re clothed in an American flag and new clothes every three years.
In tumults and dissensions the worst man has the most power peace and quiet bring out the good qualities of men.
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