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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
3
Lesson topics and selected scripture texts for June 13 as provided by International Council of Religious Education. Copyright notice appears with the educational material and usage permissions.
The lesson outlines God’s provision through the exceeding promises in Christ and the path of growth in grace. It emphasizes diligence in adding virtues from faith to love, and notes eternal assurance for those who grow, warning against spiritual barrenness and urging continued works as fruit of faith.
A comparison of Henry Kaiser era ship production with 19th century British yards shows long delays. Vessels like the 74 gun Boscawen began in 1811 but launched in 1844, the Worcester started 1816 and christened 1831 but not launched until 1843, and Royal Sovereign projects endured repeated renaming and delays before 1860. Valorous began at Pembroke Dock and, after redesigns, launched 1851.
1 The right of the state to take property for public use is called eminent domain. 2 Gladiolus is also known as the sword lily. 3 The motto belongs to the Roman statesman? 4 The first of Wilson's Fourteen Points is open covenants openly arrived at. 5 John Paul Jones served as a rear admiral for the United States. 6 Bilge water is found in the bottom of ship hulls. 7 A company owning stocks of other firms is a holding company. 8 England receives taxes from its dominions in various forms. 9 A prisoner of war is held during conflict. a prisoner of state is detained by a government. 10 The world is divided into several latitude and temperature zones: tropical, temperate, and polar.
A collection of home tips recommends using pork rind to remove grafting wax from hands, trimming broom stitching to extend wear, cleaning clothespins, soaking tub pins monthly, protecting pewter, and smart storage in the freezer area. It also advises paraffin for hosiery, vinegar for onion odor, paraffin to secure loose casters, and a potato ricer for heat management and a wood stick for cleaning hard-to-reach spots.
The article promotes hot iron transfer motif sets for embroidery applique and piecing for panholders. It highlights vegetable fruit flower and sunbonnet baby designs and offers the transfer packet Hot Iron transfer 29542 priced 15 cents. Readers are invited to place orders.
An optician tests a professor and asks which to choose. The professor requests three pairs: one for home, one for his office, and a third to search for the other two.
The ad notes First Call as the day starter and proclaims Camel as the favorite cigarette of soldiers across Army Navy Marines Coast Guard. It cites sales records from service stores and mentions overseas mail restrictions but that Camels can still be sent to U S soldiers and sailors wherever they are.
An amateur magician prepares his greatest feat and asks a gentleman in the front row to lend his hat for the act. The moment signals a dramatic closing of the performance as the audience watches the next trick unfold.
A man in the scene refuses a demand, clutching his hat and shaking his head. He insists he will not comply until the lawnmower borrowed last summer is returned.
A set of ten items covering topics from eminent domain and sword lily to Mussolini and open covenants. It mentions Russia and details about boats, holding companies, and the British Empire’s tax situation. Also notes POW release timing and postwar trials, plus a climate zone sequence.
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