Mickie Sifts Column Mistakes In Ocean Hat Tale
The column features Mickie jesting about errors in readers’ notes and recounts a tall tale of a perfect neighbor who offended others. He humorously says they sent him away by making him walk into the ocean until his hat floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Jones
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Corporation
George T. Harding
Harding
California
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
House
Congress
Potato Experiment Farm Gains Michigan State Support
The State Board of Agriculture will buy 480 acres near Lakes City for 12000 dollars and lease 160 more with option to buy. The site, chosen by college committees, offers strong buildings and soil for potato research serving central northern Michigan within about 75 miles. Other stations mentioned include Chatham in the upper peninsula Kellogg at Battle Creek and East Lansing. A final line notes critics' view on farm employment.
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Farmers of
Michigan
State Board of Agriculture
Lakes City
Chatham
Upper Peninsula
Kellogg
Battle Creek
College Farm
East Lansing
Agricultural Division
College
Paul Prays for His Friends In Pauls Life Of Prayer
The lesson outlines Paul’s intercessions for Romans and Ephesians, stressing gratitude for faith, continual prayer, and a journey to strengthen believers. It highlights knowledge of Christ, the inheritance in saints, and power from God to endure and love, enabling fullness in God.
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Paul
L Pauls
Jerusalem
Christ
Rome
Ephesus
Usward
Heaven
Earth
God
Immortality and a New Standard of Values
A reflective meditation on how belief in immortality would overhaul human values. The author argues that embracing immortality would redefine what people prize and pursue, elevating neglected aims while casting worldly pursuits into obscurity.
Bible praised as most thought provoking book in world
Her rick Johnson notes the Bible engages grand themes and is the most thought provoking book in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Johnson
Comforters Made Not for Comfort but for Comforting
Quote attributed to J.B. Jasvett stresses that divine comfort frees us to comfort others, not to remain cushioned, urging active outreach and support. The message frames comfort as a calling rather than a personal luxury.
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J.B. Jasvett
Most Sacred Art: Prayer as Soul’s Devotion
A. W. Tozer declares prayer as the most sacred art the soul may practice, elevating inner devotion above all other pursuits. The remark frames prayer as essential spiritual discipline guiding life and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Tozer
Supreme Court rules New York anti Klan law permits action
The U S Supreme Court upheld a 1923 New York statute aimed at the Ku Klux Klan, finding the law justified by differing risks from secret associations. The ruling, written by Justice Van Deventer, could effectively end the Klan in New York.
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New York
Supreme Court of the United States
van Deventer
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
The
Masons
Odd Fellows
Ku Klux Klan
American plan for Nicaragua budget control and debt
R W W Cumberland proposes wider American involvement in Nicaragua finances to stabilize the republic. The plan calls for an American collectors and auditor general, a high commission to oversee the budget, sale of a majority in the National Bank of Nicaragua to an American financial group, debt refinancing, and a new $12 million loan by Nicaraguan officials.
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R. W. W. Cumberland
Nicaragua
Diaz
High Commission
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Western Newspaper Union
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Los Angeles
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Jerbert Hoover
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Dover
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Maine
American Federation of Labor
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Atlantic City
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Obert "W. Sthwart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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Stewart
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Morris Landau
William Ballyn
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