International Sunday School Lesson by A. Lapham
A Sunday School teaching reflects that God shows no favoritism among nations and races. It cites scripture from Ruth, John, Acts, Romans, and Galatians to stress that the gospel addresses all peoples. The lesson notes Jews struggled with this truth, comments on Abraham Lincoln and Douglass, and explains Peter’s trance as God’s broader plan for inclusion. It urges Christians to practice equality in daily life.
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Cowpers the Noet
Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Jesus Christ
Peter
Paul
Jus
The Lesson of Peter and Cornelius on Unity in Christ
The sermon argues for humility toward fellow Christians differing in belief and stresses prayer, the Holy Spirit’s work, and God’s plan for all people. It cites Cornelius’ experience and Peter’s realization that the gospel opens to Gentiles, urging unity beyond sectarian bias and final obedience to God.
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Paul
Peter
Cornelis
Jesus Christ
God
Cornelius
J. H. Snowden
Joppa
Doctor Snowden
Lesson Plan on Racial Equality and Christian Charity
The text urges anti prejudice toward Slavic, Indian, and Black Americans, stressing equality and peace. It promotes teaching children in schools to embrace all races, using Bible lessons to foster Christian kindness and universal neighborliness. It notes radio stations losing licenses as a contextual fact.
Praise for Paper Spurs Publicity on Rural Schools
The Chronicle cites reader L H Van Houten Edinboro Pa praising its school feature on rural Iowa schools and a grandfather’s school history. He notes changes since a narrative including school age corrections and requests a copy of a song. He questions consolidation driven employment shifts and lauds editorial work. Separately, state auto registrations show Polk county leading with 42 880 vehicles and totals for 1929 enrollment.
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L. H. van Houten
Edinboro
van Houten
E. V. Goad
Pella
Iowa
The
Chronicle
Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
More Autos and Trucks Registered in Des Moines Area
Des Moines Iowa registrations for motor vehicles in 1929 far exceed prior totals with two months to go. Counties ordered more license plates to meet increased demand as of September, announced by Secretary of State Ed M Smith.
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Tember
Trutke
Smith
Motor Vehicles Department
Polk County
Woodbury
Linn
Scott
Des Moines
Iowa
Ed M
Praising The Farmer's Wife and Editor Fred Beckman
The Tribune highlights praise for The Farmer's Wife in a clubbing offer from The Record and Tribune Co. The note recalls editor Fred Beckman, his Des Moines roots, mentorship, and his long tenure shaping journalism as a service oriented profession at Ambition State College.
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Tribune
Record and Tribune Co
Farmer's Wife
the West Publishing Co
St. Paul
Record
Des Moines Register and Leader
Fred Beckman
Ead
the State College
Beckman
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A promotional piece claims a woman shed fat and gained vigor by taking Kruschen Salts daily for 30 days. It touts fat loss, improved skin, and energy with a low cost, urging readers to buy from a local druggist.
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Ben
Braschen
Brasche
Farm magazine subscription urged for Warren county farms
It is with absolute confidence that we recommend to our readers on the farms of Warren county a subscription to The Farmer's Wife. We know that anything that goes into it must pass the scrutiny of Mr. Beckman, and that it must be a clean, constructive magazine or it could not command his time.
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Warren County
Farm wife focused magazine for farmers wives periodical
The Indianola Tribune notes a publication aimed at women on farms. It does not seek town circulation and remains true to its name as a periodical for the farmer's wife.
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Indianola Tribune
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