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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
2
The passage notes a shift in thought about animal behavior. It cites a captive monkey using a stick to pry open a chest lid, suggesting deliberate action beyond mere instinct and implying reasoning.
The London waterworks system nears completion with the largest reservoir in the world, a decade-long project expected to hold 6.5 billion gallons of water.
The report surveys several international and domestic items. Key notes include Mahlon Pitney may retire from the Supreme Court. J Pierpont Morgan meets Pope Pius XI in Rome. Cal Conrad dies in St Louis at 81. Senator Curtis ill in Washington. Lenin ill in Riga. Waggoner dies after horse accident. Central American republics in talks in Washington. Attorney General Daugherty pursues war fraud cases. Emerald released by prohibition agents. record Panama Canal traffic in September. tax dodges by high earners. Harding opposes large army cuts. Lander Wyoming dug out after snowstorm. engineers plan a New York bank. North Dakota opens large mill and elevator. tariff court urged. eight nation veterans pledge for peace. fatal plane crash at Norfolk. Mayflower descendants seek corporate charter. Seattle sheriff police radio service. avid legal and social notices across the nation.
This lesson outlines Jesus healing a demoniac and a feverish woman, then healing a leper and paralyzed man. It contrasts divine healing with faith healing, notes the healing of sin alongside physical ailment, and emphasizes bringing the afflicted to Christ and forgiving sins as the core purpose of miracles.
A brief quotation on self love describes it as an endless cup that cannot be filled no matter how much is poured into it. The line reflects Holmes view of boundless self regard.
A brief devotional quotes Romans 14 4 asking who judges another man s servant and notes each person stands or falls before their own master.
A devotional line cites Psalm 103 or 108 about God knowing humanity’s frailty and memory of dust, reflecting a pious reminder of mortal limits.
A college senior recounts a public and embarrassing collision in the university library reading room when the lights failed. She and her former fiancé, once engaged and now out of speaking terms, collided and embraced in view of onlookers as lights came back on.
In a New York Sun exchange with Crabshaw So, Newrich defends against reports of dodging income tax calling them infamous libel and says he has tried every possible method but never succeeded.
In a dialogue, Miss Cayenne clarifies that the man’s showy manner is not drunkenness but a sign of wealth from bootlegging. The exchange labels the man a bootlegger and frames his pride as tied to liquor income.
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