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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
7
Lesson discusses Revelation chapter one focusing on Jesus Christ’s eternity and glory, his victory, love, redemption, fellowship, and return. It urges living in purity, noble conduct, and sacrificial service while anticipating Christ’s future kingdom and second coming. The text links to I John 3:3 and Luke 19:13.
Clara Barton and Emily P. Bissell are credited with shaping a healthier happier Christmas through Red Cross service and the tuberculosis stamp drive. Barton organized war relief and Red Cross work, while Bissell launched Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis care, inspiring a national open air school movement and broader Red Cross Tuberculosis work.
The passage compares a life’s purpose to a river born from mountain rills. It describes how eddies may appear to turn back yet the current persists toward the ocean. The author cites the Amazon as a symbol of a force that overcomes dams and tides and continues onward.
A concise meditation on the ideal life linking personal realization with unity with the infinite and the aid given to others to achieve their own realization. The text emphasizes inner harmony, compassion, and shared purpose.
In Guebwiller France an old sixteenth century inn becomes the scene of a brutal act on September 21 1930. A war veteran armed with a saber slashes the innkeeper as eight Doberman Pinschers roam the hall. Helen Verkerk eyewitnesses the severed hand and a bloody escape as police respond to the gruesome scene.
A mixed list of quiz questions and answers covers topics from trade winds to Ganges river, cubits, triads, and Lafayette battles. It includes word meanings in multiple languages with brief definitions and historical phrases, ending with assorted French and Latin terms.
The first national currency of the United States, totaling 3 million dollars, was issued in 1715 by act of the Continental Congress and distributed among 12 colonies.
A quotation urges patience and self-control when anger or resentment arise. It advises pausing to still rising impulses and avoid wasting effort on negative feelings to preserve energy.
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