Lesson for March 15 in Religious Studies
Lesson for March 15 covers lesson subjects and Scripture texts. It notes the international conference on religious education and mentions the authors and sources used.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1942
Page
6
Mighty Works of Jesus in Storms and Demons
A sermon discusses Jesus calm amid a Galilee storm showing his divine power over nature and demons. It describes fear in the disciples, Christ’s rebuke, and the deliverance of two demon possessed men, noting faith and church priorities in today’s fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Christ
Son
Man
Lake Galilee
Mark
Luke
Lux- Sez
Steady Work Breaks Down Spiritual Obstacles
The text compares marching in step to constant routine in serving God, arguing that persistent diligent duty wears down spiritual barriers. It emphasizes that steady effort in any task God assigns yields power and progress.
The Right Shampoo Use For Clean, Healthy Hair
Shampoos cleanse and balance scalp dryness or oil, but real shine comes from effort. Three soapy lathers and extra elbow grease beat a dull mop. add movement in water, like spraying, to boost suds and dirt removal.
Impulsive shooting linked to low blood sugar
A hunter returning with a gun shot a sleeping woman in a car. He claimed an impulse drove the act and later explained he did not know the woman. Blood tests showed a severe drop in blood sugar contributing to the crime tendency.
Who's to Be Boss in Family Life Says Myerson
Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Abraham Myerson argues the democratic ideal of equality in the home is hindered by male superiority traditions. He adds that efficiency in family life is often best served by the dominance of one person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Myerson
Harvard Medical School
Stain Removal for Bathtub Enamel
A guide advises addressing stains from constant dripping by using a scratchless cleaning powder moistened with kerosene and elbow grease. Avoid steel or harsh abrasives as they can dull enamel and worsen staining.
Buckshot Used to Clean Dishes in Philadelphia
Buckshot is used to clean dishes in Philadelphia restaurants. Dishes are placed in revolving bar rels containing several hundred pounds of shot. After grease is removed from the dishes they are sanitized with a powerful new chemical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Half and Half Bristol Straddles Tennessee Virginia Border
The city of Half and Half Bristol lies on the line between Tennessee and Virginia with roughly half its population in each state. It maintains dual municipal governments one on each side of Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tennessee
Virginia
Aberdeen upholsterer leaves large gift to university
A small Aberdeen upholsterer bequeathed 25000 dollars to Aberdeen University for scholarships though he stated he never cared more than fifteen dollars a week. The bequest highlights a surprising endowment from a modest earner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Scotland
Aberdeen University
Oysters Held In High Regard By Romans And Americans
The article notes oysters as a delicacy among early Romans and reports that American Indians consumed them in large quantities long before European arrival, highlighting long standing appetite for the shellfish.
Bridge across the Danube at Belgrade in seven days
German engineers report the construction of a 4100 foot bridge across the Danube at Belgrade in seven days with a capacity of 24 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube
Belgrade
Sheet Tester in Iron and Steel Industry
A sheet tester works within the iron and steel sector. He notes that pulling bed sheets apart is not part of his duties and would be undertaken only at his own risk if chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel
UT scientists create gypsum plaster near cement strength
Two University of Texas researchers developed a gypsum plaster that rivals Portland cement in strength. The breakthrough could offer a lighter, potentially cheaper alternative for construction materials and warrants further testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Chemical research slumps world activity
The article notes a roughly 13 percent drop in global chemical research activity since the outbreak of the European war, indicating a sharp contraction in scientific work and related industries.
Butter Production From Milk Yields Rich Variation
A historical note explains that producing one pound of butter requires about 2 to 3 gallons of milk, with the exact amount depending on the milk's richness.
First Pianos in New World Imported by John Jacob Astor
John Jacob Astor imported the earliest pianos to America in 1784. The square pianos were compact four to five octave instruments with eight legs and low height, marking a new era in American music make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Astor
Adobe Homes in New Mexico Built from Mud
In New Mexico the term adobe refers to houses made from plain mud. Builders and residents explain the enduring why of this traditional construction material and its simple components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Forest woodlands cover vast southern farm lands
The article states that one fourth of the farm area in the southern states, roughly 70 million acres, is covered by forest woodlands. It emphasizes the extensive extent of woodland land in the region.
Big Employer Study Links Transportation to Jobs
A recent analysis for a large employer highlights highway transportation as a key driver of employment and economic activity, suggesting that improved roads support millions of jobs and broader growth.
Pectin Healer Shows Promise in Wound Treatment
Experiments indicate pectin may aid healing in wounds. Researchers report positive results from early trials and call for further study to confirm effectiveness and safety.
Horse Opera Motion Pictures Referred to as Westerns
The phrase horse operas is used to describe motion pictures known as Westerns. The term highlights frontier themes and horse centered action common to the genre in early cinema.
Lima Oldest City in South America Declared
Lima is identified as the oldest city on the South American continent in this concise note highlighting its historical primacy and enduring status as a foundational urban center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Land's End Reaches Westernmost Extent of England
At Land's End, the westernmost point of England, the coastline marks a dramatic tip of the country. The rugged headland stands overlooking the Atlantic as visitors note the far reach of the peninsula.
First-Aid to the Ailing House Advice Column
Reader questions span pumps vs windmills for water, wood finishing with heat treatment, locating leaks in composition shingles, floor smoothing without expense, preserving a dry mahogany bed, preserving shaved pine cabin logs, and a reference book. Practical home repairs and maintenance tips cover pumps, weatherproofing, floor care, and wood finishing.
Ordinance Granting Gas Franchise to Southern California Gas Co
The City of Shafter adopts Ordinance No. 40 granting Southern California Gas Company the right to lay and use pipes and appurtenances for gas distribution along and across city streets alleys and places. It sets terms including franchise duration, minimum annual payments, bonds, compliance with city ordinances, eminent domain, and duties to repair streets, with adoption dated March 9 1942 and publication in The Shafter Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Council of
City of
State of
California
Southern’ California Gas Company
Railroad Commission of the of California
United States
Califo
Ineer P
Bids Sought for School Buses by Richland District Shafter
The Richland School District in Shafter California invites sealed bids by 8 PM March 20 1942 for two Gillig De Luxe passenger bus bodies and two International chassis with 7 230 inch wheelbase engines valve in head and required components. Bids to meet State Board of Education rules and may be rejected in whole or part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Shafter
California
Gillig Bros
Richland School
Emil Bender
Board of Trustees
Richland Elementary
Shafter Community Notes Include Baseball Plans and Visits
Memory Lane reports Shafter’s upcoming Sunday game against Rio Bravo at the diamond. Visitors include W. H. Sargent and Hazel Sargent from Redlands with Bert Phare. A. Sanderson of Michigan and Mrs. Ed Kolbenstetter celebrate their seventh wedding anniversary. A rummage sale is set by the Women’s Club of Shafter in the post office lobby next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Rio Bravo
W. H. Sargent
Hazel Sargent
Redlands
Arthur W. Sargent
Sargent
Bert Phare
A. Sanderson
Michigan
Ed. Kolbenstetter
Rcad Lifty
Kolbenstetter
Women’s Club of
Local residents host Sunday gatherings and Bakersfield visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Sprague Mrs A Weather and Mrs R E Galloway entertained at home Sunday while Oliver Muller is in Bakersfield on a business trip. Editorial comment notes dissatisfaction with Chicago after reading the paper, mentioning a shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sprague
A. Weather
R. E. Galloway
Bakersfield
Oliver Muller
Chicago
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