Paul and Barnabas in Antioch Pisidia Sermon Study
A lesson outlines Paul and Barnabas preaching in the synagogue at Antioch in Pisidia. It covers the sermon structure from Israelite history to justification by faith, the fulfilled messianic prophecies, the resurrection, and the missionary push to Gentiles, ending with open opposition and joy among disciples.
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Jesus
Hatnobas
Paul
Antioch
Plaidia Intermediate
Bionion
Tub
Victoria
Pisidia
Paplos Paul
Baronbnas
Mark
Fergn
Pauls
Erga
Thanut
Saul
David
God
Israel
John
Mabakkuk
Barnabas
Christ inverts centuries and guides ages, Richter notes
A quoted line from Jean Paul Richter discusses Christ as the holiest among the mighty and the mightiest among the Holy whose pierced hands turn the stream of centuries, yet continue to govern the ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paul Richter
Christ
Path of Laughter Crosses the Highway of Tears
A collection of quirky verses and comic couplets recounts humorous misadventures and social vignettes. The lighthearted piece features named characters, playful wordplay, and faded slang from a whimsical, old newspaper style.
The Uncrowned King of Dirty Lowdown Bums
A Detroit reader vents anger at a married man who courts a younger woman, burns fuel and rides miles for luxury, while his wife begs the judge to force him home. The speaker calls for the man’s removal from his life and criticizes his behavior as shameful.
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Detroit
Musb
Mayor Reports Near 1200 Collected in Month
In regular session the council approved the semi annual appropriation and regular pay ordinances. A resolution allowed transferring funds from the Erie Street power fund to the sewer fund. The mayor’s report shows nearly 1200 collected for the month.
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O. M. Spade
Erie Street
Inne
Ohio State expert urges higher milk output to justify feed costs
Livestock extension specialist S M Salisbury cites 1924 cow testing data showing average production near 209 pounds of milk and 3 46 pounds of butterfat per cow in Summit County. He argues herd value should exceed two dollars fifty cents per dollar spent on feed, with top cows returning 2 76.
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S M Salisbury
Ohio State University
Salisbury
Ohito
Summit County
Sallabury
Ohio State bulletin guides home canning this winter
The Agricultural Extension service at Ohio State University released a new bulletin on home canning fruits vegetables and meats. It covers cold pack methods canner types jar seals blanching sugar amounts and tested steps plus specific directions for corn asparagus beans peas pumpkins squash greens and even poultry and fish for year round supply.
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Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Naw
Winter Abundance Bulletin Calls Ohio Residents to Act
A winter public bulletin invites Ohioans to seek growth aid and asks readers to contact their county agent or write to the Department of Publications at the State University for information.
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Department of Pubications
The
State University
Obituaries and visits across towns noted in brief
The item lists multiple obituaries and travels including Merlin Hard of Akron died at 64, Mrs Anna Parsons of Kent dying at 64, Jerome Harter of Jonesboro dying at 62, plus burial and service details. Additional mentions include family visits over the Fourth to Lozlor and relatives, trips to New Mexico, Philadelphia, and Maryland, and gatherings in Ohio, Michigan, and Texas with various named individuals and households.
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Merlin Hard
Akron
Anna Parsons
Kent
Silver Creek
Jerome Harter
Jonesboro
Ind
Sarah A. Harter
Barberton
Wadsworth Rd
Harter Homestead
Fred Falk
Wadsworth
Ora Roth Akron
Warren
James
I W Phillips
Plymouth
Lozlor
J H Keller
Devils Lake
Mith
Rechtel
Philadelphia
Local residents noted in province tour and family visits
Edward West and Miss Mildred Rickard were among locals mentioned in regional notes. Several residents, including Dr B Allen, A G Mallison, and families from Cleveland, Akron, Canton, and Houston, were reported visiting or staying with relatives in the area. A newborn child is listed for the Lee Boyle and Arden Rohrer families, with multiple trips and social visits across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward West
Providencé
Bite
M. FE. Miller
MC Avery
New York
Columbia University
B. Allen
Terre Haute
A. G . Mallison
Houston
Texas
Mildred Rickard
Lee Boyle
Arden Rohrer
Roy Braden
Michigan
Mary Louise Abbott
Goodrich Farm
A.G Maurer
Cleveland
Francia Whitman
Misa Ethel Gatehouse
Emma Nichter
Wsther Whitman
Akron
Elmer Isch
Marshallville
Elmer Daley
Barberton
Edward Hipert
Clinton
George Baysinger
Frank Weinsheimer
Doylestown
B. Seavers
Fred Whitman
Loulavilla
Leo Gulling
Lawrence Schneider
Canton
Mary Petit
Carl Peters
Louis Whitman
Fred Keller
Fam
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Fitzwater
D.D
Daco
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Hilsterten
CBS
Evangelical Reacher
Ieee Ree Aml
Gazookua
Katookus
Hmerick
Freeman
Hiram Leung
Benny Beaver
Jane
Mary Brown
Dink Hamison
Youngstown
M F Iden
Mary Iden
Mt Vernon
Fred Yoder
Wilker
A P Prince and Son
New Mexico
Charles Oester
Myeradale
J Krabin
J B Irwin
Crooked Lake
Mich
Irwin Zepp
Helen Whitman
St Louizeville
Clarence Hammer
Hanna Grevecanp
Robert McLaughlin
Annette Margules
Hostetler & Uhl
White House
Rittman
Medina County Savings & Loan CO
W. E. Pardee
F. L. Lytle
C. R. Musser
Wm. H. Auck
Sas
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