Verse Quote From 1 Corinthians Cited
A religious message cites 1 Corinthians 10 12 warning readers to beware and not fall. The line emphasizes moral vigilance and humility in the face of temptation within a sermon or devotional snippet.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1915
Page
4
A religious message cites 1 Corinthians 10 12 warning readers to beware and not fall. The line emphasizes moral vigilance and humility in the face of temptation within a sermon or devotional snippet.
The article notes gradual business improvement in the South driven by war orders, grain exports, and fuller railroad service. It highlights steel and iron industries, granaries, lumber mills, and port vessel charters as signs of betterment, while acknowledging uncertainty about the war’s end and tariff policy. local efforts include a Camden waterworks push and county road contracts.
Governor Henderson endorses a 1.5 million dollar short term bond issue to cover existing state indebtedness without creating new debt or raising taxes. He cites prior administrations’ obligations, projected annual income gains, and aims to avert deficits while preserving school, pension, prison, and state institution funding. Hold up the governor's hands.
The article urges a unified world response to the Armenian massacres by Turks. It condemns centuries of persecution, notes Christian suffering in Turkish territory, and calls for punishment of the Turks for the crimes against Armenian Christians.
Dr William A White, head of a federal insane asylum, told the Massachusetts Mental Hygiene Association that educating poor children beyond their station spoils them. He argued for limiting schooling to improve social conditions, prompting sharp rebuttal about the value of opportunity and notable American leaders born to poverty.
A long list of visitors stops in Mobile for Thanksgiving week with hotels filled and decorations for the Spring Hill College and Howard game. Notables include W. H. Hanmimond and wife of Columbus Ohio and J. D. McInnis of Memphis, with rail and hotel staff estimating busy days ahead.
A reflective column suggests celestial influences guide choices but do not determine actions. It notes personal agency, offering guidance while stressing free will and individual responsibility.
A dense roll of names and hometowns listed from Alabama Mississippi Georgia Louisiana Florida and beyond. The fragment catalogs individuals with addresses or affiliations, indicating a section of names likely from a social, business, or membership notice.
The column explains tea and coffee on the free list. It provides a homemade soap recipe using grease lye borax steps and cautions about lye handling. It notes cocoa grows in tropical regions and lists varied uses of the cocoa tree. It clarifies stock dividends relate to par value, not market price.
Nurse Jane and Uncle Wiggily wander through a cold woods where Neddie Stubtail the bear boy loses his dinner and gets stuck in a hollow log. Uncle Wiggily helps pull the log free with Neddie’s papa bear, ending with lessons on adventures and Thanksgiving.
Rear Admiral Lace G. Boggs USN retired is dead at his Paris home. He left active service in 1908 after eighteen years of sea duty. The notice cautions about seeking favors and job prospects.
Copenhagen datelined report says the Zeppelin Z-18 destroyed by an explosion at Tondern Prussia had made only one westward trip over the island of Sylt. Casualties listed as eleven killed or wounded.
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