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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
6
A garbled list of biblical references appears, including Mark 14 51 52 13 5 13 15 36 40 Acts 12 2 Colossians 4 10 Timothy 4 11 Philemon 24 1 and a reading hint from Luke 12.
A boarding house tale in Antioch contrasts private quarrels and public listening as Luke recalls Paul and Barnabas once arguing over John Mark. John Mark, possibly Barnabas’s nephew from Jerusalem, joined the first missionary journey but left for home in Pamphylia.
The ninth promise urges teaching and living good citizenship within the family. It argues that a nation rests on interlinked families and their virtues such as respect for others, loyalty, health, tolerance, cooperation, self-reliance, good breeding, and a sense of fitness of things.
A survey of TV and radio stars including Lewis and Berg. It discusses Mark and Barnabas in early Christian history and argues judging by record alone is flawed. It promotes democracy rooted in home life and cites findings from The American Heritage Foundation booklet.
Sandra observes a stranger Jerry Leonard mowing her lawn claiming Rufus the gardener is biased. He explains he bribed Rufus and passes by daily on the way to work. He says he moved with his mother into the Saunders place last June and sought to meet Sandra since then.
Uncle Charlie is held up on Allen Street and loses thirteen dollars from his wallet. Frieda buys a brass fish from a Gypsy to bring luck, tests it, and later receives the wallet back with intact contents and an unsigned note. Aunt Frieda’s superstition backfires but the tale ends with comic relief and a thawing romance.
A fragmented crossword puzzle clue list with across and down entries. The readable terms include Pant Begone Verbal Glass part of a window Reptile Solitary Public notice Organ o hearing River G Sailor alank Conceal Charles Lamb Bhawalia food Covered with sar Great masses of ice Encountered Short-billed rail Expected Apron top Inheritor Swablike implement Deity Province in NE India Artless Girl name Land measure Pause Peruse Kind of boat Macaw Japanese wine Excuses Mineral spring Thermal units Positive terminal Doctrine Wise men Before Twisted fabric Storage place Black gull Naval officers highest rank Still Steal Mourned Valuable for Evening god Egypt Leetine tion River between seats.
Last week puzzle gives scattered items including number 67 and a German thunder god clue. It lists entries such as Walk back and forth and Cushion while hinting at a man’s name for clue 46.
A collage of classifieds including a one man shoe repair shop for southwest Missouri, a Gamble Store for sale in Sharon Springs Kansas, rayon dress fabrics, a Milwaukee cafe partnership sale in Ottumwa Iowa, pedigreed collie puppies in Jefferson City Missouri, AKC registered puppies from Appleton City Missouri, canaries wanted in Chicago, various farms and real estate deals in Missouri and Arkansas, and weight loss plan offers with prices and contact details.
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