Review of The Purpose of John's Gospel Sunday Lesson
Sunday School lesson comments by Rev. Ernest Bourner Allen on John 21 15 25 and the Purpose of John's Gospel. Faith defined as an act of will based on evidence, with emphasis on belief and the wounds of love. The value of Jesus teachings in social progress and civilization is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bourner Allen
D. J
Washington Street Congregational Church
Marion Lawrance Sunday School
Toledo
Ohio
John
Jesus
Christ
God
Peter
Rhubarb Tarts and Preservation From Frugal Kitchen
Readable instructions describe rhubarb based desserts and canning steps. Recipes cover stewed or canned rhubarb in puddings and tarts, with buttered layers and bread crumbs, plus a date and raisin filling. Also includes fermentation notes and storage guidance for rhubarb mixtures.
Steer Makes History As Livestock Judge at North Dakota College
Miss Vesta Steer, agriculture student from Méti North Dakota, gains national attention for outstanding stock judging performance at the North Dakota Agricultural College. Daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Steer of Quaker farm near Mott, she outdistanced fifty seven boys in the contest and is praised as one of the school's best students. She plans to apply her livestock focus in developing a large farm after graduation.
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Rth
Daketa
Dio Wilson
Yew
Vesta Steer
Méti
Nicer
W. J. Steer
Quaker
Mott
Agricultural Colege
Miss Steer
North Dakota
Toner
Personal duty and old world mysteries in a crowded gospel reminiscence
The piece reflects on Peter's question to Jesus in John's gospel and urges personal responsibility to do as much as one can. It wanders through notes on electricity in homes, sacred sites, and distant oceans, ending with a brief reference to Dartmoor prison and wartime prisoners.
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John
Peter
Jesus
Amy
Kael
Noted singer Carazo laments earnings drop from $16 to $5,000 a night
The article contrasts Enrico Carazo’s current pay with memories of earning $16 nightly. It notes Sibera graphite sources for lead pencils and indelible pencils, discusses Montgomery City jail and dormant juries, a Los Angeles restaurant dining culture, and an Icelandic visitor’s views on climate and immigration to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Carazo
Sibera
Australia
Siberia
America
Three colors inspire a decorative negligée design
In the Daily Fashion Hint Philippa describes a negligée using red white and blue tones with silver embroidered bands and hand made flowers. The piece complements a picturesque apartment noted for gray and silver accents and a prevailing color note.
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Philippa
Cuban Officers Lacking Size Yet Excel in Efficiency
Police Captain William H. Ward returns from Havana praising the Cuban force as polite and organized. He notes uniforms, gear, disciplined traffic control, pension-auditing efforts, and absence of intoxication in the city, while comparing Havana police favorably with New York's. A separate item reports Charles Brown of New Rome, Wisconsin, contracting with the U.S. Department of Biology to supply 200 crows for a study on which crows cause damage.
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New York
William H. Ward
West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Street
Havana
Ward
A. Agrieluente
Michael Angel Duque de Batrade
National Police
New York City
Charles Brown
New Rome
Wis
United States Department of Biology
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Louise Huff
Evelyn Nesbitt
Lillian Cook
Hedda Nova
John Sppaks
Jenny
Jesus Oliriet
Wen
Steve
Fargo
N. 1
Dail
Eye
Jiddath
Bert
Mecca
Dartmoor
Conviet
Ballons
Fon Young
Milner’s
Milner's
Milner
Copenhagen
W. L. Milner & CO
Toledo, Ohio
Montgomery City
Warren County
Altho
Los Angeles
Cal
Utah
Washington
Iceland
U. S
Seu
Kry Eack the Invisible Bifocals
L. Beckmann CO
St. Clair St
Jano
Aoe
Frank
the Cable Piano Co
Superior
Eled
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