Paul the Aged illustrates the blessing of Christian old age
The article reflects on Paul the Apostle as a model of cheerful, fruitful old age. It cites his imprisonment, writings to Timothy and Philemon, and his prayer, preaching, and hope in Christ. It notes other aged figures who found purpose late in life and urges personal salvation through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Doctor Cuyler
Theodore Cuy
Sue
Cral
Shekespeare
Jife
Titus
Timothy
Nein
John Wesley
Jord
Michael Angelo
Milton
Philemon
Paul the
Sophia
Praetorian
Christ
Bella Cooke
Gypsy Smith
Seey Fm
God
Jesus
Dairy Cow Lifts Southern Mississippi From Cotton Crisis
A Mississippi community long dependent on cotton defeated by boll weevil shifts to dairy. After a dairy specialist aided local farmers to build silos and a creamery, dairy farming prospered, boosting banks and sparking new creameries across nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
United States Department of Agriculture
Althoven
States Department of Agriculture
State Agriculture College
Giving Wholly to Christ in Self Dedication
A devotional note describes giving oneself completely to Christ. The author states that as one loses self for him, Christ absorbs and grants fullness in return. The passage emphasizes total surrender and reciprocal divine gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
New Suits Filed Against Indiana Coal Co in Court
Edgar C. Moore sues Consolidated Indiana Coal Co for injunction and damages. Perry Ruggle sues Robert G. Bonham James Charley Adolphus Houck. Complaint to foreclose labor lien. George B. Hunt Newton Fulford and John H. Ammerman filed similar suits against the same defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Moore
Consolidated Indiana Coal Co
Perry Ruggle
Robert G. Bonham
James Charley
Adolphus Houck
George B. Hunt
Newton Fulford
John HE. Ammerman
Importance of Dairy Cows Don't Open War Press Bulletin
A wartime bulletin highlights dairy cows as crucial to postwar recovery. Experts note livestock productivity and milk supply will aid farmers and local economies after hostilities end.
Divorce Bid in Dillingham Case Seeks New Trial
In circuit court a motion calls for a new trial in the Harold Clyde Dillingham versus Xenia Dillingham divorce. The trial court previously found for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clyde Dillingham
Xenia Dillingham
Higgins Held Up Near Glendora After Tram Stop
Hosea Higgins living near Glendora was held up Sunday night near stop 25 on the traction line by two men. He had just left the ten o'clock car and was en route home when the robbers covered him with revolvers. They took about two dollars from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Higgins
Glendora
Shelburn Father Informs Wounded Son In France
W B Davis of Shelburn received word from the War Department that his son Sergt Curtis E Davis of the Signal Corps was wounded in action in France on October 31. The injuries are not serious and he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Davis
Shelburn
War Department
Sergt
Curtis E. Davis
Singal Corps
France
Local Red Cross Sends 325 Christmas Boxes to Soldiers
The chapter mailed a total of 325 Christmas boxes to soldiers overseas, reinforcing wartime support and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Soldier Boys
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Paul- Tte
Rev. L. We Gosnele
Moody Bible
Tavtitare
Chisago
Ae Sy
Thur
West Side Square
Springer -Gouckenour CO
Sullivan
Indiana
Merry Christmas
North Side Square
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
Europe
Bulletin
Higgins
Ind
David L. Kaplan
Old Reid Mill
North Side
Kirkham
Raeers N
DIX Lumber CO
Dana Tohndcte
Fairbanks
Francis A. March
Brothers
General Peyton
March
Csplete
Our
Fréi
Victory 5
Lishing Company
Manhsé Building
Chicago
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