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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
3
Rev P B Fitzwater presents a Sunday school lesson from the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. The piece reflects on English Bible teaching and features instructional notes for teachers and readers.
A lesson on the Seventy disciples sent by the Lord to proclaim the gospel, their two by two mission, dangers, and the need for prayer for more laborers. It covers their instructions, reception in homes, healing, and the fate of those who reject Christ, ending with their return and Jesus’ reflections.
President Harding addressed a joint session urging enactment of the administration merchant marine bill to reduce government losses from the war built fleet, seek private ownership, and establish a dependable national merchant marine for peace and war. He cited a $50,000,000 yearly drain and warned of further deterioration if Congress delays.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple instructions for dyeing or tinting draperies, skirts, sweaters, and hangings. It claims no streaking fading or running and guides choosing wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Also adds a humorous line about bottles and wrath.
An advertisement touts lengthy words yon first in rank such as yeniidisestablishmentarianism and honorificabilitudinity. It features a radio banter with Cordellia and Molly and pitches Cole's Carbonisalve for burns claiming quick healing without scars priced 3c and 60c.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item notes a risky conversation about air quality or speech with tense exchanges raising concern of possible arrest. The fragment hints at censorship or fear in public discourse and cites unnamed speakers in a city setting.
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