Campaign currents split, Iowa race could swing election
Washington columnist Carter Field surveys the 1936 campaign dynamics. He notes rare party alignment on issues, the stubborn dry-wet divide over liquor revenues, and the sharp dispute over reciprocal tariffs. Iowa's pivotal role looms as Lowden visits and Roosevelt contemplates cheap housing costs with electrification efforts shaping public views.
Spread of Christianity in Western Asia Sunday Lesson
Lesson emphasizes reviewing twelve studies on New Testament Christianity and spreading the gospel. Seven key points highlight the Holy Spirit powered preaching, persecution as catalyst, the Spirit-led salvation mission, lay participation, unity amid differing views, missionary continuity, and the universal reach of the gospel to all peoples.
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Power of Little Rivers Quotability by Van Dyke
Essay fragment notes rivers as people with unseen influence that draws attention and stirs interest through presence and manner. It contrasts observable power with earned presence in everyday action.
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On Being Just What Is Unjust Contradicts Divine Will
A fragment from Stretch asserts that acting unjustly breaks divine will and thus true happiness cannot come to those who are unjust. The note presents a moral link between justice and lasting happiness.
Lavish Indulgence in Fresh Garden Vegetables
Three reasons to enjoy vegetables this season as gardens produce potatoes cabbage squash beans and corn. Fresh market produce offers value and nutrition with minerals vitamins and roughage. Includes recipes for Tomato Goulash and a Vegetable Salad with cabbage cucumber beets onions radishes and French dressing.
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Back to the Land For Contentment
A reflection on seeking happiness in rural life. The author arguescontentment comes from within and not from place or external changes. He notes many who return to country living find renewal through stillness and measured labor, aided by inner capacity.
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Dizzy Dean Winners Offer Free Prizes Ad Feature
A newspaper ad promotes joining the Dizzy Dean Winners program with Grape Nuts, promising valuable free prizes for readers who participate as directed by the advertisement.
Silence Is Golden Rebukes for Dumb, Not Silly
A satirical note observes that people are often criticized for stupidity rather than silliness, arguing that sharper rebuke is needed to curb careless behavior and promote wiser conduct.
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