Beginning A Life Of Service Lesson Text
Lesson for January 16 from Mark 1 14 28 emphasizes Jesus preaching first then calling disciples and healing a demoniac. It highlights preaching over spectacular miracles and urges immediate obedience to God. The text urges personal faith that goes beyond public accolades and warns against relying on demons' testimony.
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Taxi Plot Ends With Double Cross Bombing
In a tense scheme, Gyp plots to have Ham’s taxi blown up after Lizzie arranges a bomb. Lizzie agrees to plant the device, five minutes after start, then drives away. The plan culminates in a deadly explosion killing Ham and Lizzie in their car. A police report confirms one taxi exploded, killing both occupants as Gyp quietly observes.
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Medieval mystery plays amplified by comic devils and noise
The Middle Ages theatricals known as mysteries gained humor from Beel Zebub the principal comic actor and his merry troupe of under devils with strange gestures and noisy contortions to ease long speeches.
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Miraculous Showers From the Sky Across History
A writer notes varied sky showers described in reports spanning centuries. From pollen and fish to birds, rats, and mysterious hums, such phenomena are often linked to winds, storms, or atmospheric and biological processes.
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Indianapolis News
Baton Rouge
Monkstown
Dublin
Ireland
Europe
Mediterranean
Sahara
Swing Days Big Events for Korean Children
A Washington Star writer describes Swing Day as a yearly Korean holiday for girls, rooted in legend. A princess longing for home swings on a hill, glimpsing her homeland, inspiring traditions now honored nationwide by Korean girls as a symbol of homesickness and cultural pride.
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Washington Star
Womesick Little Princess
Switzerland of America nickname applied to several states
The sobriquet Switzerland of America is used for Colorado Maine New Hampshire New Jersey and West Virginia. It notes Colorado and Maine for their mountainous scenery and heavy snowfall and cites New Jersey and West Virginia for their northern mountain ranges and picturesque ranges across the state.
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The Gum That Won Over Time
In 1870 Santa Anna reportedly left a lump of chicle gum on Staten Island. Landlord Thomas Adams misjudged it as rubber and tried to vulcanize it. After experiments and a sweet shop taste test, the gum proved successful and Adams patented chewing gum in 1871.
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Oil Location Problem Is Investigated
A US Geological Survey expert explains that analysis of well cores and cuttings can indicate oil presence by a rock chemical property called nitrogen-reduction ratio. High ratios imply poor oil potential while low ratios suggest good chances of oil in suitable traps.
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University.of California
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Rites Held for Shafter Girl Cora Wood
Cora Wood aged 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wood was laid to rest in Shafter cemetery Tuesday after funeral services at Janzen Funeral Home at 1 30. She died Tuesday evening after several days illness from pneumonia.
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California Cotton Seed Sets $52 Per Ton
Directors of the California Planting Cotton Seed Distributors set a price of $52 per ton for registered Blue Label planting seed for the coming season at their Bakerfield meeting last week. The price undercuts last year by $14 and is the lowest in the cotton belt. L. B. Nourse, manager, notes the Blue Label seed from southern states runs $90 to $190 per ton.
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Peat Could Substitute Coal If Supplies Run Short
The article notes peat forms from plant material in swamps and moss in Ireland rice in India and various plants in the United States. Dry peat provides heat close to soft coal but takes long to dry. It estimates about 10 billion tons lie beneath the Atlantic coast as a potential future fuel source.
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California Seed Company Says Blue Label Seed Abundant
The California Planting Cotton Seed Distributors report a large stock of Blue Label planting seed to meet growers demands this season. Nourse predicts near full California acreage will plant Acala seed in 1938.
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