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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
3
Lesson emphasizes work as a divine duty from Genesis to Exodus and Jesus. It argues six days for labor, God’s active nature, Jesus healing on the Sabbath, Paul’s example of earning to preach, and that those who refuse to work should not eat. It concludes work as moral order and a path to personal earned provision.
A prayerful reflection on human limits and divine sovereignty. The speaker questions whether human toil can yield mastery over events, affirming that God remains the ultimate master of life and circumstance.
Brief religious note from the Baptist Record reflecting on divine response to prayer. The saying illustrates that God may answer differently from human expectation, with a constraint or correction implied by the term Noa. The piece emphasizes trust in divine wisdom.
A Life magazine caption humor note features a joke about moving higher in a skyscraper apartment. The exchange asks if the tenant has gone far up and answers with a quip about five more minutes in the elevator. The item captures midcentury urban living wit.
A witty dialogue from Vienna features Mr. Smith asked for the Augarten bridge location. He puzzles the guesser by revealing the name and prompting a location guess, highlighting misdirection and quick thinking.
An eight year effort yielded a single painting. The artist notes six days spent painting while the remaining years were devoted to selling the work. The exchange reflects on the long labor behind a single artwork and the time to find a buyer.
A historical tale praises Dr Caldwell for 1885 constipation remedy that relieved coated tongue, bad breath, headaches, gas, and nausea. By 1888 his Syrup Pepsin was mass produced and sold in drugstores. The note ends with a quip about fishing for suckers.
An instruction piece explains proper techniques for dyeing silk fabrics with emphasis on color fastness and even distribution. Practical steps outline preparing the fiber, selecting dyes, and maintaining heat control.
A pithy aphorism notes that great men rarely resign or avoid doing what they dislike. It argues that resignation flows from disdain for challenge rather than from true genius. The remark frames perseverance as a measure of character in leadership.
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