Iowa News Highlights Of 1924 Construction And Governance
Iowa construction started in March totaling 8 109 600 with 3 740 300 in 1923 24 sums. Fort Dodge Women’s Missionary society meet May 6 7 in the state. Des Moines reports 1 026 arrests and 103 accidents in March. Maquoketa reduces city offices to save costs. Rail and road plans push for 85 million bonds and 2 cent gas tax. Major events include fairs in Fairfield and Knoxville, and revival campaigns in Perry.
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Local social round offers Monroe visitors on the move
Mrs. Clarence Bricker travels to Knoxville with Mrs. Lide McGraw. Numerous Monroe residents make Knoxville, Cordova, Des Moines, and Des Moines trips across the week. Visits among Hart, Dailey, Cadwallader, Shilling, Bricker, Van Hemert, and other families populate the social circuit. Road travel and gatherings mark the town’s busy pace.
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Knoxville
Lide McGraw
George Hanning
Court Shawhan
Monroe
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Cordova
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Bill Ruckman
Charlie Damson
Des Moines
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Lorn Karr
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Otley
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Dunreath
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S. A. Johnson
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J. M. Hart
Will Richerd
Fred Rinkins
P. van Hemert
Roy Shilling
Harold Efnor
Assyrian Exile Lesson Explore Kings of Judah and Israel
International Sunday School Lesson notes by J A Lapham for May 4 1924 cover II Kings chapters 11 to 17. It discusses Judah kings Joash Amaziah Uzziah and contrasts with Israel’s rulers, highlighting themes of loyalty to God versus high places idolatry and the dangers of secret sins. The text invites teachers to engage boys and girls with questions about sin in Israel and modern parallels, stressing accountability and the need to follow Christ.
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No Woe or Calamity Beyond Sin Though War Follows
Dr Thomas K Phillips in Tarbell s Guide links Europe s ruin to sin and disobedience to God. He distinguishes cause from occasion noting the murder of an Austrian prince sparked a broader war rooted in selfishness and greed. The world offers two paths prophet or cannon Gospel or war and disorder.
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Tarbell
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Quote from Viscount Bryce on World War I era moral decline
Bryce laments after the great war that Germany invaded Belgium and Turks massacred Christians. He notes unread condemnation by neutral nations and loss of moral fiber among educated classes including clergy. He urges ruling жизни by the Gospel to guide others.
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Quiet Talks on Simple Essentials What Will Be The World Order
A theologian outlines four future events tied to Christ's return the church Jew and world events and a coming kingdom. He argues the crisis preceding the kingdom is pivotal with Israel re nationalism and a Mediterranean coalition leading to Armageddon and Christ’s return. He cautions the second coming is essential for understanding scripture but not required for salvation. Next Week The Present World Outlook.
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First Tea in Europe Study Shows Milk Not Initially Used
When tea first reached Europe in its early years it was not paired with milk. Records show the beverage was commonly served with sugar or sugar candy, while addition of milk came later in practice. The observation highlights how tastes and serving customs evolved around the popular drink.
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Blackstone and the law dodging craft teased in Duluth Herald
A Duluth Herald quip notes that Blackstone alone teaches practice of law, but many books show how to dodge it, suggesting a witty critique of legal study and application. The remark frames law as complex and learnable only through extensive reading and caution.
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