Queen Mary Makes Bow as Atlantic Giants Arrive
The Queen Mary enters service joining the Normandie as the era of ocean giants begins. The 80,773 ton liner stretches 1,018 feet with 12 decks and 2,075 passengers capacity offering luxury, broadcasting from ship to shore, extensive amenities, safety gear, and vast crewed facilities spanning four swimming pools and a grand main restaurant.
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North Atlantic
Atlantic
United States
Normandie
Queen Mary
Western Newspaper Union
When Jesus Died for Us
Lesson outlines the crucifixion narrative from Luke 23 with focus on Calvary as the place of redemption, Jesus forgiving those who crucified him, and the penitent thief. It emphasizes personal acceptance of Christ's death as atonement and the meaning of the cross for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Savior
Christ the Lord
Meaning
the Cross
Calvary
Jerusalem
Golgotha
Israel
Paradise
God
Goethe on the indestructible soul and endless activity
The author argues the soul cannot be destroyed and will persist forever, likening it to the sun that appears to set but continues to diffuse light elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Active in Good Works Beautiful Quote
A reflection on how deeds and quiet sacrifice define virtuous action and the selfless stance of two people in a shared spiritual effort. The passage emphasizes charitable labor and humble endurance as central to moral purpose.
Gay Cotton Print Dress for Young Maids
A charming sewing pattern description for a gay cotton print dress with a French bodice effect and flared skirt. It outlines fabric choices such as gingham or lawn, trim details, and sleeve style, plus sizing and material needs for Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1882-B. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Practical Kitchen Tips From A Household Column
Simple, handy hints for home cooks and gardeners. Use small spice packages for savings keep lilac bushes tidy with linoleum circles to control suckers and heat lemons before juicing to maximize quantity.
State Capitals Quiz
Michigan capital Lansing. Minnesota capital St. Paul. Cheyenne is capital of Wyoming. Concord is capital of New Hampshire. Utah capital Salt Lake City. Carson City is capital of Nevada. Kentucky capital Frankfort. Oklahoma City is capital of Oklahoma. Maryland capital Annapolis. Iowa capital Des Moines. Harrisburg is capital of Pennsylvania. Providence is capital of Rhode Island. Jackson is capital of Mississippi. Montgomery is capital of Alabama. Arizona capital Phoenix. Idaho capital Boise. Dover is capital of Delaware. Connecticut capital Hartford.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Cheyenne
Concord
Utah
Austin
Carson City
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Maryland
Iowa
Harrisburg
Providence
Jackson
Montgomery
Arizona
Idaho
Dover
Connecticut
Lansing
St. Paul
Wyoming
New Hampshire
Salt Lake City
Texas
Nevada
Frankford
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Annapolis
Des Moines
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Mississippi
Alabama
Phoenix
Boise
Delaware
Hartford
King Stole Sheep and Birth of Australian Wool
In the era of King George II, Spain guarded a merino flock to keep a monopoly. King George arranged a smuggle with an ambassador's wife to export a pair. By 1804 eight merino sheep reached Captain John McArthur in New South Wales, sparking the Australian wool industry.
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George Iit
England
Spain
George
John McArthur
New South Wales
London
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William Cutley
Margot Gilbert
Edgar Britten
Berangaria
Southampton
New York
Brittania
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Associated Newspapers
By Lowell Henderson
King
Firestone
Greyhound
Firestone Ed and Guarantés
Lemet
Eine
Voice of
Richard ‘Crooks
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
WEAF
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