Partisan graft and subsidies loom in Washington notes
Washington observers note both parties face graft charges from air mail and motor truck contracts and debate subsidies for air realm and ocean mail. The piece cites President actions canceling contracts and shifting duties, plus congressional friction over Farm Credit administration and a culture of self-importance among lawmakers.
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Washington
Democratic
Senator Black
Alabama
Senate
Hoover
District of Columbia
Army
Roosevelt
Actuytily
Civil Works Administration
Farley
Cummings
Congress
House of Representatives
Farm Credit Administration
House
Credit Administration
Rules Committee
William J. Myers
Myers
O'Connor
New York
Poe
Carpenter
Nebraska
Doctor Myers
Werner
South Dakota
Twelve Workers for Jesus in Matthew Lesson Card
The lesson outlines Jesus compassion for the multitude, the call to pray for laborers, and the sending forth of the twelve. It covers mission scope to Jews, power to perform miracles, reliance on divine provision, and the trials faced after Pentecost. It emphasizes enduring witness across ages and the disciple’s role in proclaiming God's full counsel.
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Jesus
Christ
Jrsua Christ
Israel
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus the Master in New Testament Teachings
The passage reflects on Jesus as the master teacher whose words in the New Testament reveal a high demand on human character. It emphasizes that no religious figure has set such a challenging standard for virtue and conduct.
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Jesus
Christ
Love Love 8 Heaven and the Path to Forward Life
Fragmentary verse reflects on heaven as a pursuit of a guided life. The lines imply a metaphysical journey where any force steering a person toward a virtuous path also drives religious aspiration and progress.
Land of Morning Calm Revealed in Korea's Changeful Face
A National Geographic survey chronicles Korea under Japanese influence, noting rail expansion, afforestation, grave relocation taxes, and evolving capitals. It contrasts the old Songdo and Sulgen with Pyongyang and Seoul, describing folk dress, kelsaing dancers, celadon relics, and rapid modernization shaping a nation between tradition and a twentieth century pulse.
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National Geographia Society
Washington
D. C
VNU Berviva
Albasen
Korea
Daily
Japan
China
Chosen
Koren
Tts
Oly
Sulgen
Seoul
Songdo
Songda
Sangito
Batan-Dai
Daldo
Chiitineys
Senna
Pyongyang
Songjo
Kishi
Ri-tse
Tia
KelJo
Temple of Heaven
Metronella
Emus in Russia Feed Birds for Hatchery Use
Soviet scheme to populate Russia with Australian emus reports success. Emus tolerate Moscow winters, yield edible flesh and 600 to 700 gram eggs. Eggs reserved for hatchery purposes, not consumption, with specialized incubators built.
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Russia
Siopnoy
Emus
Emu
Moscow
How’d she catch this baseball pitcher query line
A playful exchange hints at a baseball pitcher admired by a woman, with a witty remark about her curves as the punchline, reflecting lighthearted banter from a bygone sports or social page.
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