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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
3
The lesson presents subjects and scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for July 18. It indicates permission for use and outlines the planned study focus and biblical passages for that date.
Encouragement for bearing responsibility through Moses’s calling. God reassures him with I AM, then addresses humility and speech limits. God provides Aaron as spokesman, urging trust and obedience over self-doubt in leadership.
Trickery or sharp practice in legal proceedings defines chicanery. Macadamized roads derive from John Loudon McAdam, a Scottish engineer. Abraham Lincoln is the tallest U.S. president at six feet four inches.
A compact trivia item lists facts: James Madison at five feet four inches as the shortest president, the answer fourteen, that citizens are of the United States, and the three states Illinois Kentucky and Missouri as a trio.
The pattern No 8447 comes in sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 years. A size 3 dress requires 2 yards of 35 inch material and panties 7a yard.
Pattern 8404 offered in sizes 34 through 50 with 37% yards needed for size 36 slip and panties in 39 inch material. Due to high demand and current war conditions, shipment may take longer than usual.
Glassmakers claim ordinary glass can be broken in controlled ways to prevent sharp fragments. Examples include home jars and pitchers designed to break into large pieces. Some architectural glass regions like gallery ceilings are built to shatter into powder to avoid injurious falling shards.
A Norfolk era advertisement notes Navy sailors reject the term god-sailor and prefer Camel cigarettes or a carton. It claims Camels are the favorite for service members including Army, Marines, and Coast Guard based on sales records. It mentions mail restrictions for overseas Army personnel but allows sending Camels to U.S. soldiers and to sailors abroad.
On the Home Front features Ruth Wyeth Spears ideas for thrifty homemade bedside tables from Book 7 and monogram alphabets from Book 2. Describes orange crate bedside tables lined with green oil cloth, full skirt details, top cover frill, and bed spread trim with muslin frills.
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