Anniversaries of America’s milestones in 1934
A discussion of centennials and tercentennials in American history sets the stage for 1934. It notes Jacques Cartier’s 1534 voyage and Maryland’s founding as key tercentennial events, with further biographical anniversaries across 1634, 1734, 1784, 1809, 1859, and 1884, culminating in planned commemorations and notable births and deeds of figures like Champlain, Penn, and Lincoln.
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Jacques Cartier
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Michigan
Mackinac Island
St. Lawrence
Fox River
Wisconsin
Quebec
Champlain
Colony of
Maryland
Charles I of England
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
P’otomac River
Plymouth Colony
Calvert
New World
England
America
Cecil Calvert
Virginia
Leonard Calvert
Charles
Henrietta Maria
Ark
Cowes
Leonard
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
St. Clement’s Island
Robert Morris
Philadelphia
Lancashire
Thomas McKean
Continental Congress
Chester County
Pennsylvania
John Peter Zenger
New York Weekly Journal
New York
Zenger
William Floyd
Brookhaven
N. Y
North Carolina
Congress of the United States
Alleghanies
Jonesborough
Stories of Paul From Philippians in December Lesson
The lesson explains Philippians context from Epaphroditus gifts while Paul in prison. It traces Paul’s credentials as a Jew and Pharisee and his view that true righteousness comes through Christ. It ends with Paul’s goal driven, single minded life toward the resurrection and urging believers to press forward.
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Epaphroditus
Paul
Christ Jesus
Israel
Benjamin
Christ
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Planning the Future
A reflective piece on pursuing constant plans and action rather than resting in daily life. It urges trusting God for tomorrow and finding faith in Jesus amid failures and life’s uncertainties. The text emphasizes proactive living and spiritual assurance.
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Jesus Christ
The Real Life in the Realm of the Spirit
A philosophical statement proclaims that the deepest reality of human life lies in spiritual existence for all people, asserting the spirit as the true life beyond material experience.
Substituting for Fresh Flowers in Winter Table Decor
In winter when fresh bouquets are scarce prices rise and substitutes are sought. Use fruit in stemware or footed bowls, bright vegetables in low bowls, wreaths of vegetables on doors, peppers eggplants turnips onions and carrots for color, bayberry sprigs for scent, shell flowers for durability, and candles with plants like rubber trees or ferns. Porcelain animal figurines offer optional centerpieces.
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Woman's City Club of
Boston
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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