Lesson for a New Era Ready for the Jour ney
A focused study of Exodus 12 21 28 and Deuteronomy 7 6 linking the Passover to Christ as our passover. The sermon contrasts Pharaohs empire with Gods power, emphasizes blood salvation, memorials, and the need for redemption through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharaoh
Moses
Aaron
Israel
Egypt
God
Paul
Christ
Calvary
Jesus Christ
Joseph Parker
Judging Another's Sorrow and Convictions Reminder
Quotation notes that one cannot judge another's grief or sorrow as joy to others and urges adherence to honest convictions without swerving from conduct. It reflects Horace Bushnell's enduring moral guidance about empathy and integrity.
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Horace Bushnell
Michigan hosts 850 editors for National Editorial Association tour
Lansing welcomes 850 editors from across the nation for the National Editorial Association convention. Read by 1.6 million, the Michigan host effort highlights Detroit to Grand Rapids travel on a special train, Muskegon sightseeing by auto, and a dinner at the Hiks temple with Archie McCrae as master of ceremonies.
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Lansing
Michigan
America
United States
New England
East
South
Middle- West
Great West
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Press and Herald
Muskegon
Hiks’ Temple
Archie McCrae
The
Muskegon Chronicle
Muskegon Hosts Century Exposition Amid Harbor History
Muskegon showcases a miniature world's fair highlighting 100 years of city history along the harbor front. A July 25 concert by the National High School bands under Percy Grainger will be held at Hackley Field Stadium for up to 30,000 spectators.
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Great Lakes
Muskegon
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Michigan
Interlochen
Percy Grainger
Hackley Field High School
Leelanau Peninsula Rail Tour to Glen Lake and Sleeping Bear Dune
Editors travel by midnight Pullman to Traverse City Friday then drive by courtesy car to Leelanau Peninsula for breakfast. The region hosts Glen Lake famed by National Geographic and the Sleeping Bear Dune, a five mile sand ridge over 300 feet high near D. H. Day.
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Leelanau Peninsula
Traverse City
Grand Traverse Bay
Lake Michigan
Glen Lake
National Geographic Fame
Leelanau
Sleeping Bear
Michigan
D. H. Day
Glen Haven State Park and Sleeping Bear Link Movement
Conservationists back a plan to connect Sleeping Bear with Glen Haven state park. Traverse City, population 4000, touts cherry capital status with the National Cherry Festival and a major cherry packing plant. The city’s sawmill era left Clinch park and a miniature replica of the city, featuring trains, boats, and an aquarium with Michigan fish and Indian relics.
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Glen Haven
Traverse City
Muskegon
Chicago
Clinch Park
Michigan
C. H. Foster
University of Michigan Museum
Michigan Tour Planned From Petoskey To Mackinac Island
Editors special train arrives Friday at 1 p m in Petoskey. Visitors ride by car along lake shore to Cross Village with Indian lunch at Seven Mile Point. Native ceremony at Cross Village and ferry to Mackinac Island previewed by Col Roger Andrews and Stewart Woodfill. Senator Prentiss Brown owns much property there and the Grand Hotel hosts prominent guests.
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Petoskey
Lake Michigan
Cross Village
Forestway
van Wagoner
Seven Mile Point
Mackinaw City
Straits
Mackinac Island
United States
Prentiss Brown
Roger Andrews
Menominee
State Park Commission
Stewart Woodfill
Hollywood
Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island Promises Old Fashioned Charm
Woodall funds $50,000 for furnishings at the Grand Hotel billed as the world's largest summer hotel. The resort sits miles from a metropolis, styled as a gem amid island forests, blending New England simplicity with a night club pace and a smart spa. Horse carriages provide transport in Michigan's motor era. Editor notes Michigan Mirror will cover other state regions.
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Wood&ll
New England
Michigan
Mackinac Island
Weevils Threaten Michigan Grain Stores
Michigan State College entomology officials warn farmers the stored grain from last season is at risk from weevils as the new harvest arrives. Clean up bins with a straw broom burn sweepings scrub with a lye solution then dry and air before storing. Consider metal or paper linings to keep out rats and permit fumigation if infestation occurs.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Restoring Wild Life Drives Federal Effort on Frontiers
The United States launches a major program to restore wildlife nationwide. Four agencies the Forest Service Biological Survey Bureau of Fisheries and National Parks coordinate under Senate and President Roosevelt to conserve vast federal lands. The drive seeks state community and private cooperation to halt declines of buffalo antelope bears moose and deer once numbering tens of millions.
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Uncle Sam
America
Senate
Roosevelt
United States Forest Service
The
Biological Survey
Bureau of Fisheries
National Parks Service
Forest Service
Federal drive to restore wild life ranges gains steam
The article notes drastic wild life declines across the nation and details a federal offensive led by 800 forest service rangers. Plans include districting vast forests, stricter enforcement of game laws, possible new legislation, and winter feeding of big game such as elk in Jackson Hole to safeguard populations and support hunting and recreation.
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Uncle Sam
Forest Service
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Biological Survey
America
KF. A. Silcox
Federal Forest Service
Dividend Potential Spurs Long-Term Investment
A cautious note highlights the vast gains expected from a patient, cross-sector approach. Analysts emphasize compounding returns, strategic allocation, and resilience amid volatility.
Huge Hoard of Prehistoric Indian Corn Found
Robert McCormick Adams reports a large hoard of charred Indian corn discovered near Wickliffe Kentucky under a floor near a fireplace. Fire destroyed the settlement and explains why the corn was not eaten. Skeletal remains of the settlement’s occupants are being uncovered in the excavations.
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Mississippi Valley
Robert McCormick Adams
Wickliffe
Kentucky
Adams
Unwritten Indian Property Law Skews Behavior in Tribal Tale
An old account recalls a strict tribal rule against theft among Indians, with a strict code of property respect. The story notes a goat birth at Bob Jones's Enid Oklahoma home, mentioning quadruplet kids.
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Bob Jones
Enid
Okla
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ruskin
Hichigan Mirror Arts
Gene Alleman
Re. Oy
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Cherry Capital
Michigan Mirror
Joneses
Eddie
Ned Moore
Sarwse
Anounp
Reggie
Leggo
Rain
Osborne
Finney
Ted O'Loughlin
Cnicx
Phooen
Ann
Sissy
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Bill
Perfectos
Science Service
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