Is This to Be a Gelone Sumter Tornado Summer
The piece debates whether the Mississippi Valley will face a busy tornado season. It cites Kansas meteorology, the term cyclone versus tornado, historical observations, and dramatic anecdotes from Weather Bureau records about hair, trees, and houses ripped apart by twisters.
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Mississippi Valley
Wkansas
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Sam
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Alleghenies
Chicago
Great Lakes
Cadell
Rooks County
Kan
Treasury notes and early U S governance notes
A compact survey of early American finance referencing Continental congress actions of 1778, the seal on paper money, and the continuation of treasury officers under the new framework. It notes treaties with France and Spain and mentions Benjamin Franklin as commissioner. The piece includes brief quotes from London Chronicle and G S Merriam about aging and finding good in evil.
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Ments
Continental Congress
Treasury
United States of America
Treasury of
David Kind to a Cripple and Mephibosheth’s Grace
A lesson from 2 Samuel 8 1 8 showing King David seeking out Jonathan s son Mephibosheth to show kindness restore his land and invite him to the royal table. It illustrates divine grace salvation and inclusion through Christ and Kingly leadership.
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David
Jonathan
Saul
Mephibosheth
Mephthosheth
God
Christ
Machir
Lodebar
Sin
Satan
Adam
Rooted in Christ Walk in Faith and Gratitude
A short devotional reflects Colossians 2 6 and 7 urging believers to remain in Christ Jesus the Lord rooted built up established in faith and overflowing with thanksgiving as taught in scripture.
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Christ Jesus the Lord
Population rise in 1920 census estimate for continental U S
Dr. Joseph A Hill chief statistician estimates the continental United States population at about 105 million in 1920, up 13 million from 1910. Cities show larger gains than rural areas with 26 percent for 1910 1920 versus 21 percent nationwide.
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Ashington
United States
Joseph A. Hill
Bureau of Census Division of
Hill
Good Roads Problem National Not State
A wartime report to Congress argues national highway policy is urgent and nationwide. It asserts existing western roads cannot handle traffic, calls for a comprehensive system, and links road quality to military mobility and economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Highways Committee of Congress
Washington
Pacific Coast
Senator King Denounces Executive Power Expansion
A Utah senator condemns growth in executive departments and their push for large appropriations. He cites letters and campaigns across states to pressure Congress, calling it indecent and contrary to the nation’s spirit and form. He urges laws criminalizing broad executive campaigns to secure funding and power.
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King
Utah
Treasury
Bhut
Congress
History in a Nutshell Congress Address by Foss of Ohio
Congressman Foss recalls defining acts across administrations from Washington to McKinley. He notes key events such as the Louisiana Purchase, Civil War, Civil Service reform, and Sherman Antitrust Act, marking each presidency by a notable legislative milestone.
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Congressman Foss
Ohio
Chatman
Adams
Jefferson
Purchase
Louisiana
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
National Bank
Polk
Lincoln
Grant
Hays
Garfield
Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harrison
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John Dickinson Shermar
United States Treasury Notes
North America
Artet
London
Sir
George
London Chronicle
G. S. Merrian
Ime
P. B. Fitzwater
D. Dycher
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Weaternie
Israel
Jesus Christ
Jesus
National Capital Affairs
U.S
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