Paul Before Agrippa Asks For Firm Stand In Faith
The passage discusses Paul before Agrippa not as a trial but a hearing in Caesarea, arranged for royal and noble viewing. It highlights Paul’s calm, Christ filled eloquence as he proclaims his convictions to Jew and Gentile audiences. It ends with a prayer for steadfastness and soul winning.
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Lazarus
Bartimaeus
Paul
Agrippa
Caesar
Festus
Herod
Bernice
Caesarea
Asia
Europe
Unclear legislative impact noted after bill passage
Fragmentary text suggests discussions of interest rates and effects of a bill. The snippet references a lower rate and potential financial implications but lacks concrete details, dates, names, or institutions to identify the parties involved.
Pocketed gold coins recovered in Colusa dispute
In Colusa Benny Smith found a can that rattled to reveal an old purse with nine $20 gold pieces. Carl Shields claimed the money, they compromised and each received $90.
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Colusa
Cal
Benny Smith
Carl Shields
Shielda
Hats Off To Coach Jones In Louisiana State University Row
A Louisiana editorial praises Coach Lawrence Biff Jones of LSU football for resisting Huey P. Long s meddling and resigning amid pressure to replace him The piece voices support for strong leadership and criticizes political boss power while hoping Jones finds a new coaching post if forced out
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Elyria
Huey P. Long
Senator Long
Louisiana State University
Lawrence
Biff) Jones
Huey
Jones
Coach Jones
Louisiana
Kingfish
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Henderson and Angell
The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded jointly for the first time in three years to Arthur Henderson, president of the World Disarmament Conference, and Sir Norman Angell, noted writer and lecturer. Both recognized for tireless advocacy, though lacking concrete recent peace achievements. The piece notes the evolving peace landscape with Briand, Stresemann, Locarno and hopes for continued progress.
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Arthur Henderson
Norman Angell
Henderson
Briand
Stresemann
Locarno Foundation
Record of 1920s rail progress and odd vignettes in a mixed essay
A survey of faster electric locomotives for the Pennsylvania Railroad notes 57 streamlined units to haul twelve to fourteen cars at ninety miles per hour between New York and Washington financed by the Public Works Administration. The piece also references existing speeds, electrification progress to Washington, and a broader look at era shifts in living standards and social observations from the period.
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Pacific Coast
East
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Washington
Public Works Administration
Silent Observer Reports Six Suspects Photographed by Police
A man wanted by police was photographed in six positions and the images sent to the State Police. A small town chief reported five of the six captured and that the sixth was still at large, with headquarters awaiting further developments.
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlight 19th Century Pioneers
A mixed column presents anniversaries of notable figures such as Willard Phillips Edwin Stanton Mary Livermore Jane Cunningham Croly Ada L Howard Henry C Frick Albert Michelson Minnie Maddern Fiske and recalls historical moments from 1606 Virginia colony voyage to 1923 Mme Curie pension. It lists births deaths and key dates with brief notes on each person. The piece mixes poetry cue lines with historical timeline entries and public figures.
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Willard Phillips
Boston
Bridgewater
Mass
Edwin M. Stanton
Ohio
Pittsburg
Washington, P. Co
Buchanan
Lincoln
Steubenville
Washington
Mary A. Livermore
Jane Cunningham Croly
New York City
England
New York
Ada L. Howard
Wellesley College
Woman's College
Temple
N. H
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry C. Frick
West Overton
Albert A. Michelson
Univ. of Chicago
Germany
Pasadena
Cal
Minnie Maddern’ Fiske
New Orleans
Virginia
Thomas Paine
Pennsylvania
America
Philip Frenneau
Mme. Curie
Homemaking and gardening tips from a rural column
Wash rings in water with a dash of ammonia and keep family utensils clean with boiling water when illness is present. Always use hot sudsy water for dishwashing. Encourage garden care, as home produce can exceed market goods. To kill a tree, cut at full leaf, remove sprouts, and vinegar helps lift old wallpaper by soaking nails.
Morning in, Morning out
A collage of verse about time and renewal contrasts with a stray snippet noting Indiana University coeds as smarter than male students. The fragment ends with Mrs Brown reporting she saw a young man kissing a girl near Mrs Green’s home and asking if he succeeded.
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University of Indiana
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Green
An Aching Heart Will Drag a Man Down Quicker Than Neuralgia
The text muses on time and memory, arguing a 30 day note in the bank is short next to grief. It reflects on feeding people, noting you can feed part of the people all the time but not all of the people all the time.
Green woman and Mrs Brown dispute over daughter
In a brief exchange Mrs Brown hedges about a claim while Mrs Green asserts the person in question is not her daughter and denies the possibility.
Community Christmas celebration plan abandoned in Elyria
Plans for a town Christmas celebration were dropped as local organizations decided conditions do not warrant spending. They voted to donate the funds to the Associated Charities for relief of needy families. Unemployed men in Elyria are a concern with 100 to 900 out of work and only 500 in charity funds available for relief work.
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Elyria
Associated Charities
Tucker
New Ski Hill Opens in Elywood Park and Local Coaster Soon
A new ski hill has opened on the east side of the river in Elywood Park, near Washington Avenue, promising thrills for local skiers. The Cascade Park coasting hill should be ready tomorrow if continued cold weather holds, while a Lake Erie Hi-Y council formed here last night with Lee Ives named president, Robert Goecke vice president, and Herbert Ryan secretary treasurer.
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Elywood Park
Washington Avenue
Cascade Park
Lake Erie
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Erie
Lee Ives
Berean
Robert Goecke
Elyria
Herbert Ryan
Oberlin
Lorain Considers Sunday Dancing Ban in 1924
A Lorain ordinance committee will recommend a Sunday dancing prohibition to the council. Mayor Hoffman supports the measure urging its passage.
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Lorain
Hoffman
Sugar shortage looms as Elyria council weighs wartime controls
Elyria officials fear a sugar shortage despite coal resumption in Ohio and nearby states. Proposals call for reestablishing the wartime sugar control board and重新 issuing sugar cards. The board of education will delay selling bonds until the legislature acts on the school revenue bill, believing bonds may fetch a higher premium later.
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Elyria
Ohio
Sugar Control Board
Board of Education
Noted Births Highlight Literary Talent and Public Opinion
Can born at Oak Park Nl 57 years ago Dr Donald B Armstrong of New York noted hygienist born Bangor Pa 48 years ago Oliver LaFarge I Saunders town RI author born New York City 33 years ago Nancy Carroll actress born New York 28 years ago Prof Charles G Darwin Edinburgh University natural history professor grandson of the evolutionist born 47 years ago The person born on this day will have literary abilities of a high order with a tilt toward romance though direction and initiative may lag and old material work could hinder the best results with risk of public opinion condemnation.
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Can
Oak Park
Donald B. Armstrong
New York
Bangor
Oliver LaFarge I
Saunderstown
R. I
New York City
Nancy Carroll
Charles G. Darwin
Edinburgh University
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Cleveland
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U. S
Gerald P. Nye
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Riverside Tavern
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Goodrich
Silvertown Roast
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