Harding outlines recommendations to Congress in annual address
President Harding urged Congress to act on transportation coordination and farm credits amid debates on railroad reform. He called for federal authority to enforce disputes, possible abolition or reform of the railroad labor board, and broader cooperation on interstate commerce. He also proposed aliens registration, child labor amendments, tax-exempt securities limits, and national defense resource surveys.
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Call to a Life of Faith by J R Schaffer
The article presents Abraham as a model of faith and outlines the call to a life beyond sight. It explains separation sacrifice and obedience as steps in forming a faith life, with Abraham’s journey from country to land as a pattern, urging personal acceptance of God's invitation.
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Abraham
Moses
Midinan
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Matthew
Saul
Tarsus
Cromwell
Luther
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Moody
Varan
Terah
Lot
Goa
America
Europe
Jesus In the Home of Friends and Foes
Sunday study reviews Jesus in homes and among foes. It highlights Martha’s busyness versus Mary’s devotion at Bethany and Jesus’ gentle rebuke, then moves to His clashes with opponents in Luke 11, denouncing Pharisees and lawyers for hypocrisy, rigidity, and obstructing God’s truth.
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Iranda
Martha
Mary
Iris
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Beelzebub
Satan
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Nineveh
Christ
Seek Ye First His Kingdom and Righteousness
A religious quotation from Matthew 6 33 urging prioritizing spiritual pursuits. It emphasizes seeking divine authority and moral integrity before material needs. The verse promises that other concerns will follow.
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Matthew
Reaping Iniquity Cited as Moral Warning Verse
A biblical verse warning of consequences for plowed wickedness and lies is cited from Losea 10 13. The line emphasizes reaping what is sown through deceitful actions and ill plans.
Final Permanence Attained Per Joseph Cook Quote
The saying asserts a character reaches final permanence and that such permanence can occur only once. It reflects a philosophical stance attributed to Joseph Cook.
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Joseph Cook
The Effect on Him at the Ebenezer Chapel
The Kansas City Star describes a church scene at Ebenezer Chapel where a preacher calls on Brudder Bobshy, once afflicted with rheumatism, to testify about blessings. The crowd erupts as an incredulous man mutters and twists to look up at the preacher, challenging the lawful grace on display.
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Ibbenezer Chapel
Burnim
Vuhson Buyster
Ogulson
Kansas City Star
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Fabrics
Diamond Dyes claim simple directions let any woman dye or tint worn garments and home textiles. The ad asserts wool silk linen cotton and blends dye evenly without streaks spots fading or running and guarantees perfect home dyeing.
Turnabout for Farmers Prices and Protecting Monopoly
Washington Star quotes Parmer Corntessel urging farmers to organize and set fair prices with honesty. He warns against schemes like gold bricks and green goods and calls for reasonable guarantees and a protected monopoly to avoid further sharp practices.
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Parmer Corntessel
Washington Star
All She Could Think Of
A reader recalls a local social evening where a mother asked about her son in algebra class and the reply implied the boy was progressing, described humorously as “pained a pound last week” indicating algebra progress in a casual community moment.
Suspicious Visit and Wife’s Change of Plans
A man recalls a summer visit from a friend and a wife who phones him to come home early to drive her and the visitor to a show. En route he encounters two young women on the street car, revealing a confusing domestic situation and awkward assumptions.
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Nod
Baltimore
Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
An advertiser touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. The copy claims a spoonful cleanses the liver and bowels, relieves headache and biliousness, and won’t salivate or harm the body, urging readers to try it and seek a refund if unsatisfied.
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