Daniel in the Lions Den and Faithful Prayer
A Sunday school lesson on Daniel 6 recounts his loyalty to God, defiance of a royal plot, and miracle of deliverance as the lions are silenced. The article urges daily prayer, trust in divine protection, and notes Daniel’s example inspires steadfast faith amid danger and aging wisdom.
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Daniel and the Power of Prayer in a Modern World
A devotional piece urges keeping regular prayer despite modern pressures. It contrasts Daniel’s brave open prayer with today’s temptations like wealth, fashion, and leisure, urging children to choose faith over ridicule and to study moral courage, jealousy, and trust in God through Daniel’s example.
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J. H. Snowden
Jesus
Christ
Darius
God
American Sunday School Union Our Monthly Service
A note on joy in young converts emphasizes that nothing compares with a child becoming a follower of Jesus. It reflects on how Sunday school and Daily Vacation Bible school work foster future church and national leadership, citing the baptism of three girls as a recent example.
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American Sunday School Union
OUR Monthly Service
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Sunday School Sermon Bridges Faith Across Rural Life
A devotional piece reflects on Sunday Schools run by the American Sunday School Union and church choices, praising a girl converted in a Vacation Bible School. It contrasts busy farmers with church attendance, likens God to a healing hen gathering children, and cites scripture about gathering the flock. Reports from multiple Sunday Schools including Coalfield and Newton Union accompany the piece.
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American Sunday School Union
Church
Jesus
Christ
Simon Peter
Coalfield
Metz
Eden
Lower Grove
Fair View Rexfield
Prairie Chapel
Durham
Bear Grove
Tick Ridge
Olivet
Newton Union
H. L, van Dellen
Old Masonic Hall Recalled After Demolition
In Pikeville Tennessee the old Masonic Hall was torn down for a new building. The original structure and lot were conveyed in 1869 by Thomas N. Frazier to the Masons, a note that recalls the property’s long history.
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Pikeville
Tenn
Thomas N. Frazier
Early Masonic Lodge History In Temple Building
The Vale of Temple Masonic Lodge No 189 held its first meeting in the 1849 building. The deed required shared use with the Sons of Temperance and churches in the lower part. Masons met in the upper story until April 1861 when the charter was lost during the war. St Elmo Lodge formed in 1872 and met there until a few years ago.
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St. Elmo Lodge
Farmers Elevators Seen Major Wheat Shippers
President Coolidge created a commission led by Herbert Hoover to study U S economic changes. Begun January 1928 the inquiry ended after thirteen months and produced a two volume 900 page report. The Elevators Guide notes the 1926-27 crop saw 3 800 farmers elevators market 500 million bushels worth 70 million in sales across 12 states. They moved over 36 percent of county wheat and handled more than twelve times the wheat of any other farmers marketing agency.
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Coolidge
Herbert Hoover Hhal
United States
Cure Cancer And Goitre Claim In Detroit Free Press Clipping
Bur roughs F Berry of Miami Florida calls for a claim related to a clipping from the Detroit Free Press alleging cures for cancer and goitre. The item notes the clipping is too lengthy for space.
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Burroughs F. Berry
Miami
Fia
Claims of Charles Pavia Healing Cancers Without Surgery
The article reports that Charles Pavia a mental scientist from a city asserts he can cure cancer and goitre without knives using X ray radium and other methods claiming rapid relief within 24 to 48 hours and tissue rebuilding in three weeks. It notes uncertainty about his credentials but openness to share helpful information. It also mentions Hyman Pilnick Chicago arrested ten years after a theft warrant and Knox College student Dudley Wolfe expelled for threatening violence over ice in his bed.
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Dudley Wolfe
Galesburg
Ill
Knox College
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