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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
8
New Soviet Premier Vincheskay M Molotov, one of three Communist party secretaries, succeeds Alexis Ry kov as president of the council of people's commissars. Molotov, an author, is noted as one of Russia's best educated rulers.
The piece explains that King George has a press agent named J Mitch ell who connects Buckingham Palace to the global press. His staff also prepares the official Court Gazette published daily for the world press.
A religious lesson analyzes Luke 2 40 52 on Jesus growing in wisdom stature and favor with God and man. It outlines his childhood development, temple attendance at twelve, inquiry and teaching by teachers, Mary’s concern, and Jesus obedience and growth in mental physical and spiritual realms with divine aid.
America's early locomotives ran about eight miles per hour and were easily outrun by horse drawn carts. The limits of early rail travel forced reliance on horse power for speed and mobility in the period.
A brief inspirational note quotes G. H. Morrison on trusting and watching over Christ for Christian victory, emphasizing faith, vigilance, and perseverance as key elements.
Luther Muartl presents a framing that the disease is uncovered and the gospel provides the remedy. The statement contrasts medical condition with spiritual cure and frames faith as answer.
A fragment from Lleary Ward Reecher notes a claim about a man and a woman’s faith, implying the woman’s religion mirrors the man’s and exposes social judgments on shared belief.
John Garden a Inverurie gardener and former Fourth Gordons soldier recounts a shrapnel wound from the Somme near Guillemont on August 18 1916. A rifle bullet lodged beneath the middle finger bone moved during a heavy lift 14 years later and was removed from his hand in hospital.
A vintage advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the instant remedy for sour stomach indigestion and excess acid. It touts 50 years of medical use, small 25c and 50c bottles, and promotes a pleasant efficient way to prevent heartburn gas and biliousness. A second note hints at a Westminster Abbey discovery of ancient church remains unearthed by heating work.
A new method may permit reconstruction of the Norman nave's original measurements, potentially resolving long standing scholarly disagreements among archeologists about its size and structure.
A consoling friend tells Senator Sorghum he carried his point but made enemies. Sorghum dryly replies that a man carries a point with little personal comfort, likening it to sitting on a tack.
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