Lesson for September 1 Subject and Scripture Texts
Lesson for September 1 outlines subjects and scripture texts. The card notes themes for the session and references core passages used in teaching material.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1940
Page
7
Lesson for September 1 outlines subjects and scripture texts. The card notes themes for the session and references core passages used in teaching material.
A devotional study on Psalm 103 verses 1 5 10 18, urging daily praise for personal blessings and forgiveness. It stresses faith amid trials, the mercy for those who fear Him, and the futility of worldly gains without reliance on God's loving kindness. A closing anecdote about a plane flight illustrates praise driving away Satan.
In Kalamazoo Michigan J E Reed a cripple runs a Bird Library with over 100 singing birds. He lends birds to invalids and shut ins for a health mindful cheer require a patient postcard and physician note. Reed recalls his own recovery from injuries and explains the birds lift spirits and comfort the ill and homebound.
Dr. Thomas E. Snyder of New Orleans, federal entomologist, says termites yearly damage woodwork in homes by about 40 million dollars. He recommends insulation to keep wood off soil, soil poisoning, and injecting poison into masonry to stop termite movement between timber and earth. He notes termites access wood where soil contacts it and may bypass stone foundations by building adobe tubes or cracking through masonry.
French botanist Andrew Michiaux scaled Grandfather Mountain in 1794 and claimed it as the highest peak in North America. He and a companion reportedly sang the Marseillaise and declared liberty for America and the French Republic. Geologists note the peak at 5964 feet and its ancient igneous core, shaped by erosion over millions of years.
New Brunswick preserves Scotch English Irish and French menus with a strong provincial influence. French cooking thrives near orchards and dairies north of the Maine border, and seafood along the coast features cod cutlets halibut lobster pea soup and wild strawberry omelet. The hospitality suits a summer program emphasizing fishing swimming and boating.
Chinchillas feed largely in the evening and night. In captivity they are fed once daily late in the afternoon with fresh water available at all times. Their diet is mainly vegetable matter including rolled oats and rolled wheat, plus green foods like hay lettuce and lawn clippings.
The article notes California anglers catch about 12.4 million trout annually by 340000 licensees, plus millions of striped bass, black bass, crappie, perch, and salmon. Mono, Inyo, and Plumas counties lead trout totals. Tulare ranks ninth. It also argues for funding a larger military force through higher pay and education programs. A local baseball anecdote and town observations close the piece.
M. L. Thomas of the Shafter Bank of America notes FHA loans total 96 600 dollars in the community financing 34 homes. He says Bank of America accounts for over 40 percent of California FHA lending, with 180 million dollars outstanding covering 47 000 homes statewide. L. M. Giannini congratulates FHA on six years of operation and highlights the bank’s leadership in national FHA financing.
The Shafter Merchants defeated the Wasco Colored Trojans 7 0 in a dedication game at the new city diamond off Wall Street. Roy Mettler and Harvey Gaede drove in three runs, Billy Lachenmaier hit a three base ball, and Lloyd Wattenbarger fanned 13 in five innings while Ralph Lachenmaier fanned seven in four. Demaree made a running catch in the fifth.
Irvin H. Althouse engineer for the Shafter Wasco Irrigation district will show motion pictures of work progress and discuss the Central Valley project Tuesday noon at a Shafter Rotary gathering. He will answer questions on water spreading in the Shafter district as Rotarians Kiwanis Club members attend.
Shafter library receives forty one adult books in the regular mid month county shipment per librarian Mrs. Thomas Wedge. Titles include Bronte works, The Prisoner of Zenda, Miss Rolling Stone, The Search, The Oaks and other novels and reference titles from diverse authors.
A notice states a $25.00 reward will be paid by the manufacturer for any corn or callous Christopher positive. The terse notice seeks verification or identification of a condition linked to the named individual and rewards clarity for response.
A WPA unit from Bakersfield entertained boys and girls at the Richland school summer recreation program. The group included Wally Richardson Carl Spears Sam Spears Delmar Hoop and Jack Thornhill with Walter Pollock serving as unit supervisor.
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