Bible as a living map in Psalm 119 and Psalm 105
The essay argues the Psalmists viewed the Bible as God’s book and a daily guide rather than mere literature. It highlights Psalm 119’s alphabetic structure, Psalm 105’s focus on God’s deeds, and the idea that the Word should be lived, not just read. A Korean student’s quick verse-to-life takeaway illustrates the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Joseph
Egypt
Tau
Heaven
Transforming autos promise built in living spaces
A Mary Sue style column describes new auto trends from Detroit engineer Elmer Twitchell including the Accordion Kar that contracts like an umbrella for easy parking and other models transforming into a beach cabana aquarium yacht patio kitchenette and police car. The piece riffs on futuristic car concepts and quirky notes from Yankee Magazine ads and jokes.
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Elmer Twitchell
Twitchell
Detroit
Milk products add to turkey profits in feeding trial
Kraft Foods reports a 25 percent rise in egg production and $3.17 more per hen in a 94 day test. Two flocks of broad breasted bronze turkeys at Sonora California, identical management, one flock given pelletized milk product, showed higher laying rate and better hatchability.
God Spoke to Me Today by Grace Noll Crowell
A verse in which Grace Noll Crowell describes hearing God speak as daylight fades. The speaker notes divine assurance and enduring love, with imagery of a crimson sunset and nearing darkness. The text conveys spiritual consolation and personal faith.
Surges Creenyradio Taney Parks in Colu mbia Featuring Olson Sings Again
Surges Creenyradio Taney Parks and wife Betty Garrett enjoy old songs amid a large collection of player piano rolls and a foot operated piano. Larry pumps the pedals as guests sing standards in the rumpus room during the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney Parks
Jolson
Columbia
Betty Garrett
America
Parks
Larry
Moonlight Bay
Trapper Joe Nurtures Stranger In Blizzard Gold Find
In a blizzard a trapper carries an unconscious man and a heavy gold dust pack to his cabin. The man Tim McLeary awakens wary of the rescue and the missing gold, while Joe questions whether to keep the dust or hand it over. Joe beds the stranger and offers warmth as the storm rages outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trapper Joe
Pardner
Tim
McLeary
Dreaming of a Strike Ends in Theft at Fire
A bound Trapper Joe regains consciousness in his bunk to find a note from an intruder claiming he staged the dream of a strike and stole provisions, leaving skin of a note promising the intruder’s future wealth while ensuring winter supplies for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trapper Joe
Joe
Miner Plans Bold Escape After Theft Accuses Youth
In a rustic scene the man pockets a phony treasure and dreams of a swift escape. He boasts of reaching an Indian village in three days and hiding a gallon of dust, blaming a youth for not sharing. He vows to travel light and delay pursuit, hoping to reach safety first.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down Mixed
A fragmented crossword list with numerous numbered clues across and down including dull, braid ornament, precious, impede, hail, fortified place, dorm Babylon term, fireplace shelves, foot-like part, owned, golf cry, evergreen type, transparent material, nautical below, Chile river, soak flax, forest wardens, King of Bashan, cover with cement, place where cargo stored, tricks, terror, melt, bluegrass, ensign, billiard stroke, richly ornamental, speck, departed, wa, more infrequent.
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Naut
Chile
Bashan
Last Week's Answer Vexed Puzzles and Anagrams
A compact list of crossword style clues and answers from last week. Includes entries such as Live coal, Vexed, Cunning, Cougar, Digit, Turkish fiddle, Gulf and related puzzle numbers.
Ancient beans tested by Cornell growers for better crops
Ancient Indian beans from the Allegany reservation are being tested by Cornell plant breeders to assess qualities that could improve future crops. T L York, assistant plant breeder at Cornell, presents the samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Allegany Reservation
T.L. York
Superphosphate Boosts Manure Fertilizer Value
Prof. C. J. Chapman of the University of Wisconsin says one load of manure, with 25 to 30 pounds of superphosphate added before spreading, can perform the work of two. Spreaders should apply 25 to 30 pounds per load. scattering in gutters at about one pound per cow per day.
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C. J. Chapman
University of Wisconsin
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Anday
Dr. Foreman
H. 1. Phillips
Swords Point
Laurel Road
Yankee Magazine
Clinton, N. Y
Courier
Weed
Olsen & Johnson
Buick
Hercules Powder
du Pont Corporation
Mike Quill
Carolina Beach
Turkey
Grace Noll Crowell
Ial
Inez Gerhard
Readie
Galen Drake
Galén Drake
Radio Mirror
Danny Kaye
Inspector General
Warners
Howard
Sam Spade
Duff
Eloise Jansen
Betty Hutton
Fred Astaire
Malisbu
Larry Parks
Avower
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