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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
7
Lesson centers on Jesus in the wilderness facing the Devil, using Scripture to resist three temptations. It contrasts the first and second Adams, notes the threefold identity of Christ, and explains victory through faith, obedience, and divine protection.
A collage of recipes and tips on fruit juices cocktails pineapple mash and cherry pie. Includes methods for sweetening drinks, spiced cherries, and keeping pie crusts intact, plus fashioning a clear skin routine with Cuticura products and a Goethe quotation.
A reflection attributed to Alexander Maclaren notes sorrow as a mystery while sin adds a deeper mystery. It urges readers to seek the meaning of painful experiences and avoid levity or blindness that negate their lessons.
An article notes strong ties to land among French Canadians. It highlights a Quebec city awards program identifying families on the same land for centuries, including an Orleans Island habitant with 210 descendants and Ismael Bedard of Charlesbourg living in the original house since 1629. It mentions Louis Hebert, the first Canadian settler, and Guillaume Couillard as early plow user in 1628.
In a brief note, the speaker suggests the business risks losing customers as Ben Mulford Jr. questions strategies to bring customers back. The remark underscores client retention concerns.
The city youth milks a cow for the first time and admits skill comes naturally, joking that he has practiced with a fountain pen more than farm work. Uncle Richard comments the effort is 100 percent better than many city fellows.
Mrs. J. Clark of 415 Walsworth Avenue Oakland testifies after fifteen years as a professional nurse that Tanlac surpasses all as a stomach medicine and tonic. She describes severe influenza related loss of appetite, weight and energy, noting eight bottles restored appetite sleep and strength. Tanlac is sold widely with over 40 million bottles shipped.
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