Pershing's Story of the AEF Chapter XIV Rail and Air Affairs
In Paris on September 1 1917 General Pershing notes Atterbury's cable push for key railroad leaders J A McRae Bunting and Rogers. He details aviation coordination Brig Gen Kenly and Col Mitchell plus training in England France and Italy. Clemenceau urges front line action while gas service and tank debates unfold.
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Washington
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
France
Atterbury
Lst
J. A. McRae
Long Island Railroad
C. AI. Bunting
H. C
William L. Kenly
A. EK
Mitchell
Dodd
Bolling
Interior
England
Italy
M. Georges Clemenceau
Clemenceau
de Castelnau
Sibert
M. Clemenceau
de Castrenau
Luneville
America
Une
Cable
R. GC. Bolling
Allied Aviation
Pershing
Art Ministry
Signal Corps
Issoudun
Germany
War Department
Amos A. Imes
Gas Service
Allied Services
Investi
Paris
Robertson
Atlantic
Great Britain
Lord Derby
The
Shipping Board
Bradley
Ireland
Admiral Mayo
Brest
Costquidan
Meucon
St. Nazaire
Souge
la Corneau
Bordeaux
Montmorillon
Saumur
Angers
Mailly
Rheims
Valdahon
March
Russell
Baltic
Lesson on the Last Supper and Remembering Jesus
A devotional outline of Luke 22 7 30 detailing the Last Passover preparation the Passover meal its symbols the new covenant instituted and the Judas betrayal plus the disciples positions in the kingdom. It highlights obedience belief and the meaning of Christ body and blood for atonement.
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Jesus
Peter
John
Judas
Israel
Redeemer's Debt and Forgiveness in Spurgeon's Thought
In Spurgeon's framing the redeemed are those in debt to mercy, daily bankrupt debtors to Infinite love. He emphasizes unpayable guilt and boundless forgiveness granted through divine grace.
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C. H. Spurgeon
Great Things From God We Should Expect Great Things
Motivational note urging faith that God can perform great deeds. Encourages believers to anticipate blessings, citing the speaker's confident stance on divine power and positive outcomes.
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God
Australia battles caterpillars to save prickly pear threat
Collier's Weekly reports a bizarre war in Australia where scientists deploy agents to blast caterpillars threatening the prickly pear, a plant that has turned 50,000,000 acres of fertile land into an impassable barrier. The insect versus plant struggle has drawn millions in support to curb the infestation.
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Australia
England
Collier's Weekly
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