Bible Thoughts for the Week Sunday to Saturday
A weekly devotional outline with daily themes and accompanying Bible verses. Sunday prays for God as strength and refuge from Isaiah and Psalm 25. Monday cites Psalm 71. Tuesday marks Love as law. Wednesday promises reward for steadfastness. Thursday warns about the tongue. Friday emphasizes humility. Saturday offers a cure for worry through prayer and thanksgiving.
Frange Isolation Rumors Stir at Lausanne and U S News
The piece reviews international friction over German reparations and Turkish bonds at Lausanne, with Poincare isolated as Britain and the Vatican push for a peaceful, data‑driven settlement. It also notes Harding’s West tours foreshadowing platform themes and enforcement of the Volstead act, plus potential seizure of foreign ships for sealed liquor.
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Poincare
Vatican
Gasparri
Mussolini
Italy
Downing Street
Theunis
Belgium
Germany
Ruhr
Europe
France
Washington
Treasury
Army War College
War Weeks
James Cousens
Michigan
Canada
Congress
Apostrophe to the Flag by R W Ingersoll on Memorial Day 1882
Memorial Day 1882 in New York features R W Ingersoll delivering an ardent Apostrophe to the Flag. The oration extols the flag as symbol of equal rights liberty self government universal education and civic duty, urging participation in public life and protection for the weak against wealth and power.
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Harding
West
Alaska
World Court
League of Nations
Kansas
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Wyoming
New York
Smith
Cheyenne
Free America
Br. F. G. Bantling
University of Toronto
Robert Lansing
Elizabeth Hughes
Hughes
United States Public Health Service
Doctor Banivaging
New York City
R. W. Ingersoll
Republic
Mortgage Sale Notice for Hiram and Emma Fisk in Washtenaw
Mortgage dated May 13 1916 recorded May 1 1916 in Washtenaw County Michigan secures 2397 64 owed to Sumner Damon. Failure to satisfy yields foreclosure by public sale August 32 1993 at 10 am at the east front door of the Washtenaw County Court House Arbor City. Public sale to the highest bidder.
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Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
Michigan
Hiram C. Fisk
Emma C. Fisk
Sumner Danion
Ypsilanti
Huron Street
Crosst
Huron Streets
Walter B. Hewitt
Hewitt
Huron River
Sarah
Merritt
Amm Arbor
Sumner
Damon
Morbeaigee
Tracy Ly Towner
Decadence of the Dance Fragment Describes Quiet Performance
A sedate citizen contends dancing does not merit grand grace, noting dancers grow still as the orchestra carries the physical motions. Miss Cayenne replies that dancing becomes quiet, with facial expression becoming the sole focus and the season affecting the scene.
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A. J. Warren
Henry A. Balser Sawyer
A. J. Sawyer
William H. Murray
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Great Welland Ship Canal
Fort Hancock
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