Poincare Book Reveals End of War Armistice Letters
The Eye of the Armistice presents Clemenceau in a tigerish mood as Poincare details October 1918 armistice exchanges with Foch, Lloyd George, and Leygues. The letters show Clemenceau’s suspicions, anger at Foch’s orders to Americans, and a lasting dislike of Kaiser Wilhelm. The volume highlights tensions between France’s leaders during postwar talks.
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Poincare
France
Clemenceau
Georges Clemenceau
Foch
Lloyd George
Poiincare
Leygues
Suburban Church Directory for North Ridgeville and Avon Churches
Directory lists multiple faith communities with pastors and service times. North Ridgeville congregations include North Ridgeville Congregational, St Peter Catholic, Fields and Church, Avon Baptist, Vincent Memorial, Avon United Methodist, No Eaton Church of Christ, Avon E Church, Columbia M E, and Zion Evangelical. Services span Sunday School around 10:00, morning worship from 9:30 to 11:18, and midweek or special services.
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North Riugeville Congregational Church
Edward Young
Peter
Catholic Church
North Ridgeville
John N. Rhein
NO. Eaton Church OF Christ
Percy E Bohl
AVON _ E
Detroit Road
F. A. Ashburn
Creamed Comments On The S S Lesson Paul In Macedonia
The lesson focuses on Paul and Barnabas decision making, the Macedonia vision, and ministry in Philippi. Lydia’s conversion, the jail scene, and the call to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ frame early Christian mission and salvation with emphasis on faith, obedience, and outreach.
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Phillippi
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America
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Lydia
Thyatira
Silas
God
Jesus Christ
Discussion Questions on Paul in Macedonia
Discussion questions explore Paul and Barnabas separation, the role and value of prayer, today’s Macedonian calls and trustworthy visions, conversion definitions, and differences between Pauls and India. Clergious quote on business as religion frames the lesson with a prayer for visions of larger service and will for ventures aligned to Gods will.
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Macedonia
Barnabne
Sreed
India
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Clerivus
North Russia News Look at Local Socials and Church Talks
Harry Gibson and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hollia Keighley in Overrin. The Missionary Society met at Mrs. Walter Jasper’s in Amherst. Laurence Shinske and family moved from Freeman Road to Marsh Anderson's house. Harry Holmes of Wakeman visited Carl Berg Saturday. Jacob Schramm and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simms in Ridgeville. Mrs. Charles Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Win Horg attended a Philthen class meeting at St. Peter's in Amherst. Mona Grangs visited Henrietta Saturday. Walter Walker and sons Alva and Leo Champney of Ohorn visited Larry Gibson Saturday. Mrs. Morgan Schubert’s daughter Vera Mao of East Amherst was mentioned. Wirt Clair Reinhard attended services at St. John’s in South Amherst. Miss Bertha Scheldt, a missionary from Honduras, gave an interesting talk on her work. Berg’s edctureh noted that ethical doctrines largely echo those of the Old and New Testaments.
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Jacob Schramm
Frank Simms
Ridgeville
Frank Hasenfluce
Mra
Win Berg
Emma Berg
Phil
St. Peter’s Church
Amherst
Charles Gibson
Win Horg
Mona Grangs
Henrietta
Walter Walker
Alva
Leo Champney
Ohorn
Iarry Gibsons
Morgfn Schubert
Vera Mao
East Amherst
Spen
Carl Berga
Wirt Clair Reinhard
St. John's Church
Four Generations Belong to Od Cambridge Family
Four generations of a single family are noted in Cambridge Massachusetts with members named Mrs. Georgiauna Ok Merit Mrs. Florence Hadley Mrs. Trove Wyman and Me Mor ence Wyman. The article notes this group within the American Revelation chapter.
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Mass
EPH
Washington Blin
Ity
Georgiauna OK
Merit
Florence AL Hadley
Trove Uh, Wyman
ME Morence Wyman
Duluth tale of debt and blood in a strange sale
In Duluth Minnesota Alfred Pell, unemployed for three years, sells his blood for a living after a heated dispute over Shylock’s pound of flesh. The odd tale highlights desperation and the uneasy edge of barter in hard times.
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Minn
Shylock
Alfred Pell
Pell
Blood trades for trans fusion funds cited in street report
A fragment notes a man selling blood for twenty five dollars to support his wife and seven children. The source text is incomplete and unclear about names or locations but presents a stark poverty driven transaction. The event appears as a brief human interest snippet from a local page.
World Tea Consumption Surges Across British Empire
Ceylon tea planter B. Gourley arrived to explain why Canadians do not drink more Ceylon tea. He notes about 400 billion cups are consumed worldwide annually, with nearly 200 billion in the British Empire.
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Flee
B. Gourelay
Ceylon
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