Paul the Missionary and the Life of Faith
Lesson summary outlines Paul the missionary across Athens Corinth Ephesus and Rome with focus on his courage teaching and reliance on God. The review frames his character service and teachings through December to highlight faith love and perseverance as core gifts guiding believers.
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Athens
Rome
Lord Jesus Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Ephesus
Jerusalem
Agrippa
God
Our Thanks Our Thanks For Uncles And Avarcles
Our thanks should be as fervent for uncles received as petitions for avercles sought, reflecting gratitude for support and aid across family ties and sought remedies.
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Avercles
Must Enjoy Work Quote Drips From Raymond
A short quotation emphasizes that true enjoyment comes from work and that those who do not enjoy labor cannot truly enjoy anything else. The line attributes the sentiment to Ray Raymond.
Faithful in Little Then Much Theme Repeats
Fragmentary scripture caption notes the idea that faithfulness in small duties implies faithfulness in larger tasks. The text emphasizes moral consistency and steadfastness as a guiding principle.
Legion Welfare Service expands across states
The American Legion pushes child welfare work nationwide, linking local communities to a national division. New Hampshire, Washington, Oregon lead with state conferences. Utah, Colorado and Tennessee follow.
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American Legion Child Welfare Service
Children's Welfare Division
Na Tlang
New Hampshire
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Colorado
Tennessee
Kansas
Kentucky
Mlinois
Indiana
Lowe
John W Gordy
Corby
Legon
Arthur Oroteau
Marlboro
If K Benson
University of Washington At
Seattle
Jacob Kanzler
Portland
South Dakota and France win national American Legion membership contests
In 1924 25 national membership contests James F Barton's announcement credited the department of France with winning the Hanford MacNider trophy by the greatest percentage increase over the prior year while South Dakota captured the Franklin D Olier cup for the second straight year with an 87 48 growth. Nebraska topped the second tier in both races and Florida Iowa listed among top finishers with strong percentages.
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South Dakota
France
American Legion
James F Barton
Department of France
Legion
Department of
Department of Nebraska
Nebraska
Florida
Wisconsin
Oregon
Vermont
Wyoming
Utah
Kansas
Alabama
Colorado
Montana
Will Get Our Rights Says Past Legion Commander
John FR Quinn, past national commander of the American Legion, urges veterans to pursue rights through work and persistence. The excerpt recalls a World War I veteran limping from a grocery with crutches and a half pound of rice, while a grocer reflects on service and sacrifice.
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John FR. Quinn
American Legion
Chateau-Thierry
Why the Watch Is Called a Watch Transition
This passage traces the word watch from keeping guard at night to the period of duty and finally to a timepiece. It notes historical shifts from sentry duty to marking religious time in Mark 6:48 and to a candle with measured segments for timed burning.
Work English Farms as in Days of Old
The article notes ongoing rural labor practices in England with many men using hand tools, women also working with implements, hedges hindering machinery, and a persistent preference for old methods. It cites a scholar comparing Tudor era and 18th century village farming and features Will Payne’s remark on unchanged livestock over five centuries.
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England
Elenry III
George II
Will Payne
Saturday Evening Post
Lost Caucasian Race The Humites and The White Race Theory
The Humites are described as one of three great white race families alongside the Aryans and Semites. The text notes conjecture on their origin and separation from Semites, with theories placing them near the Euphrates and Tigris, moving through Syria and Arabia into Africa. Historical exemplars include Egyptians and possibly Chaldeans.
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Euphrates
Tigris
Syria
Arabia
Africa
Kansas City Star
Where the Milk Goes in U S Dairy Output
Path finder Magazine notes that of 26,000,000 cows milking in the United States about 8 percent of milk is wasted while 47 percent goes to manufacturing products and 46 percent to household use. Creamery butter uses one quarter of manufactured milk, farm butter 11 percent, cheese 8.6 percent, ice cream 8.4 percent, and condensed and evaporated milk 38.7 percent.
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United States
Pathfinder Magazine
Sentry and Confederate Ghosts in Army Camp
In the South a sentry challenged a night caller and heard a quavering reply claiming to be a U S citizen with his lady. The colored rookie was guided on proper challenge and later a man answered again claiming to be a friend of the men.
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United States
American Legion Weekly
Rittman adopts low tax rate for 1925
Rittman officials set the tax rate for 1925 at .0198 dollars per one hundred dollars value after meeting with the county budget commission. Taxes for 1925 will be paid in 1926 with the first half due in December, delayed by incomplete reappraisal work.
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Rittman
Tews
County Budget Commission
Christmas Spirit Lights Rittman Main Street
Local merchants embraced festive cheer this year. Christmas trees line Rittman Main Street and a large community tree on the Square, signaling a strong Yuletide spirit for visitors.
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Rittman
Wife of George L Webb Dies in Akron
Local friends of George L Webb salesman of Akron mourn the death of Mrs. Webb age 62 at home in Akron Ohio She accompanied Webb to Rittman and many locals knew her Funeral services were held Tuesday at Billow's Chapel Akron and burial will be in Havre De Grace Maryland.
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George 8. Webb
Akron
Webb
East Mill St
Ohio
Rittman
Billow’s Chapel
Mr. Mallalley
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Sheep Claims Paid by County Board in 1925
County commissioners last week approved 1925 sheep claims paid from the dog tax fund. Checks forwarded by County Auditor Heller show awards to Milton Township farmers Mary E. Gettings for 60 dollars and Wilson Steele for 51 dollars.
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Office of
County Auditor
Heller
Mary E. Gettings
Wilson Steele
Milton
Flexible Conscience: Elastic Garment Through Time
A Dickensian aside compares the conscience to a flexible garment that can stretch to fit many circumstances. Some dispense with it gradually, others keep it on as a convenient, vogue practice, reflecting on moral adaptability.
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Charles Dickens
Tune to the Right A Piano String Request
A letter sent to a prominent piano company asks for a mailed string tuned to G before shipment. The writer notes her husband can install it but cannot tune it, and a clarifying line identifies the G on the right side of the piano.
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Prominent Piano Company
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Rittman Ohio
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