Kipling Verse Replaces Bible in Moros Controversy
An American colonial tale recalls Kipling and a Moros sultan visit in which a graphophone recited Koran verses and a singer performed a Kipling ballad. The episode highlights cultural clashes as Bible, graphophones, and radio replace traditional scripts in early Philippine occupation. Colonel Cleman’s memoirs frame the scene and the sultana’s reaction lingers in memory.
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Philippines
Washington
London
Cleman
Sultana of
Sulu
Seltana
Korea
Kipling
Bible division history outlines chapters verses and sections
The text traces Bible division origins from Euthalius of Alexandria in the fifth century to later chapter credits for Lanfranc Langton and Hugo de Sancto Caro in medieval times. It notes Rabbinic and Hebrew contributors Nathan and Athras, and Robert Stephens introducing verse division in 1551.
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Euthalius of
Alexandria
Lanfranc
Langten
Hugo de Sancto Caro
Nathan
Venue' Basket Venus sponge fiber used as asbestos substitute
The glass silk sponge from the Pacific seas is called mineral silk sponge by the Japanese. Its long fibers produce chemical fiber cloths fireproof curtains and deli cate fireproof cloth. The strong framework serves steam pipe coverings and cold storage insulation, rivaling asbestos in performance.
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Pacific
Fujiyama
Indian Ocean
Sacred Hermetic Books and Their Origins
The Hermetic books form a sacred canon of 42 works in six sections. Attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, they are a vast encyclopedia of theology, religion, arts, and sciences. Their authorship and era are uncertain, though linked to Egyptian Neo Platonists in the fourth century.
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Hermes Trismegistrus
Christ
Jamblichus
Manethosa
Pythagoras
Plato
Detroit
Elephants Grow Numbers As Africa Tightens Ivory Laws
The Youth's Companion reports that strengthened elephant protection in Africa is reversing declines. Slaughter peaked with over 50,000 tusks killed annually, raising fears of near extinction south of the Zambesi, but today markets shift away from Cape Town toward Mozambique as numbers rebound.
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Africa
Zambesi
Cape
Mozambique
Heifers Swim Free From Hermiston Herd
Heifer calves owned by Sam Carson of Hermiston Oregon swam a long distance to escape a concrete lined canal after straying from the herd. Unable to wade or climb the steep sides, the calves were rescued by a nearby farmer who noticed them in distress and pulled them to safety.
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Sam Carson
Hermiston
Ore
Carson Place
How Finkelstein Made Love
In a Bronx slum Giulietta, a girl from Calabria, admires Finkelstein, a grocer's boy, as he proudly shows off rubber boots and erotic curios from a rickety balcony. He promises to take her to the movies and buy gifts, while she dreams of wealth and affection.
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Giulietta
Juliet
America
Finkelstein
Poland
Russia
Aea
Frakeleon
Mommer
Rickh
Calabria
Bronx
Kiddo
Christian Church and Triality Church Service Schedule
Sunday services include Mass at 7 00 a m and 0 20 a m with Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link Bible school 10 00 a m Communion and preaching 11 08 Be M Mitchell minister Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m Sidney Elely Triality Church school 10 00 a m Lawrence Horn superintendent Evening worship 7 45 p m sermon Stones of Stumbling Thursday Lent services 7 45 p m sermon Living for Others
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Anton Link
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
BE. M. Mitchell
Lawrence Horn
Sunday School and Sermon at 2 30 Pp M
A schedule note announces Sunday church activities with Sunday school and a sermon set for 2 30 in the afternoon.
Church Service Plans Public Examination of Ten Converts
A church invites worshipers to Sunday services at 10 a m and 11 a m with a sermon. Ten young people will be publicly examined for church membership next Sunday. The pastor notes growing attendance and urges all to join. r. & Kabee, D. D., Pastor
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R. & Kabee
D. D
Paster
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Announces Services and Events
Next Sunday English services at 10 30. April 2 an illustrated lecture. April 6 at 1 00 regular quarterly voting members meeting. April 9 Maundy Thursday 7 30 English Holy Communion. April 10 Good Friday 10 00 German Jesus of Nasareth passeth by. Peters, Pastor.
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Maundy-Thurede
Jesus of
Salem's Ev. Lutheran Church West Gurley
During Lent special Jesus of Nazareth passeth by. Sunday German services at 2:00 and a short meeting on school afterward. Good Friday Holy Communion will be celebrated. (German).
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Jesus of Nazareth
Geriman
Presbyerian Church Easter Calls Members to Roll
Good services were enjoyed last Sunday as the church emphasized its value through scripture. The sermon said the true church of Jesus Christ is identified by its fruits and saved people belong to the church, not a denomination. Worship at 11 a.m. Bible school 10 a.m. C E 6 p.m. Junior C E 4 p.m. Easter time nears. get your name on the roll of the church of your choice.
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Church of Jesus Christ
Bible School
Church of
Choice
Sunday School Goal Seeks Strong Attendance
The M. E. Church notes 351 in Sunday School last Sunday with a 400 target. The slogan reads An Average Attendance Is High as the Record Attendance. The pastor preaches Sunday morning, with Rev H M Mitchel and Rev Samuel Light leading the evening services to boost turnout and include those not regularly attending.
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H. M. Mitchel
Samuel Light
Amd
Raub
Big Springs
Dedication Anniversary Observed With Passion Week Services
Anniversary of the church dedication and debt notes burning will be observed. Special Passion Week services with sermon and song will be held each evening April 5 to 12. All welcome if not conflicting with duties in their own communions. Rev. Raub will lead a catechetical class for Sunday school members aged 9 to 16.
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Raub
Christ
God
Sidney area notes and family updates from the week
North Divide Frank Goodwin and daughter Frances and Mrs Goodwin drove to Denver to see a specialist and test Frances eyes. A daughter was born March 16 to Mr and Mrs Ray Spiker. Ward Jones bought a new car. Charles Anderson Hill died at his farm with heart trouble, survived by six children. Local folks attended a Woodmen lodge meeting and a school board gathering at district 77. Several residents visited Sidney for business, play practices, or family visits while others were ill with flu.
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Frank Goodwin
Frances
Goodwin
Sidney
Denver
Ray Spiker
Homer Haskins
Clyde Kinton
Will Hornby
Ruth
George Rippe
Jim Sparks
Opal Spiker
Miss Dawson
George Jones
Woodmen Lodge
John Jones
Anna
Catherine
Joe Shimkin
Ward Jones
Ed Schmelle
Mrs. Bell
Ward
Ed Wolverton
Local Notes and Movements Around Huntsman and Sidney
Noon club meeting at court house. Mrs Sheldon’s home moved twelve miles northwest of Huntsman. George and Aden Jones attended a league party at the Methodist church Thursday. Ely improving after a week’s illness. Mrs Jim Sparks and daughters visited her mother in Sidney. Edward Busboom Martha Braash Elinor Owens and Clayton and Clifford Jones took eighth grade exams at Sidney high school. Jim Sparks and Homer Haskins visited Sidney on Monday. Brockersby and Miss Fimerick went to see the high school opera Pinafore in Sidney theatre. Virgil and Zola Ely driving to school this week.
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Court House
Huntsman
Sheldon
George
Aden Jones
Mr. Ely
Jim Sparks
Kurt
Sidney
Edward Busboom
Martha Braash
Elinor Owens
Clayton
Clifford Jones
Homer Haskins
Brockersby
Miss Fimerick
Virgil
Zola Ely
Lambert Couple Welcome Son Born March Nineteenth
Mr and Mrs Jesse Lambert are the proud parents of a fine boy born last Tuesday morning March 19 Hubert Nelson visited the Charley McKee home on Tuesday morning.
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Jesse Lambert
Hubert Nelson
Charley McKee
Sidney shoppers and locals visit on Monday to Sunday
Mrs Dan Duncan and children and Mrs Hoss were Sidney shoppers on Monday afternoon. Andy Brett hauled logs to Potter Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R R Bovee and family, Mr and Mrs H A Moench and family, and Mr and Mrs W D Mathews on Sunday afternoon at the Peter Nelson home. Ewer Larson business callers in Sidney Saturday. Miss Myrtle Nelson operated on for appendicitis Tuesday March 10 and returned home Saturday much improved. Toby Oeltsen and Mrs Joe Slama shopped in Potter Wednesday. Hugo Doering and Helen Polish drove to Potter Sunday to visit friends. Henrys Moench and family shopped in Potter Thursday. No church services at the German Lutheran church Sunday due to illness of the minister. Mrs C C Crowell and Frances spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Chas Smith. 13% ton truck for sale. Advertise in The Telegraph.
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Dan Duncan
Hoss
Sidney
Andy Brett
Potter
R. R. Bovee
H. A. Moench
W. D. Mathewson
Peter Nelson
Ewer Larson
Myrtle Nelson
Toby Oeltsen
Joe Slama
Henrys Moench
German Lutheran Church
C. C. Crowell
Frances
Chas. Smith
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West Gurley
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M. BE. Church
North Divide
Roy Neary
Hugo Doering
Helen Polish
A. S. Hardy
The
Telegraph
the Leonard Grocery
California
E. J. Leonard
Fred Stuht
City
Fice
Ice Man
Sidney Ice and Storage Co
C. R. McDowell
Roy Liggett
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