Improved Uniform International Sunday School Lesson
The January 16 lesson on Deuteronomy 4 centers the Golden Text and emphasizes the unity of God and the supreme duty to love Him. It details home education of faith, daily talk of scripture, and the eye as a sign worn to keep God’s Word before believers. Paul’s guidance to Timothy reinforces perseverance in scripture through perilous times and its inspiration and sufficiency for guidance.
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Ay Bay
Pitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Tantitate of
Chicago
Upton
Levael Ae
God
Paul
Timothy Ae
Timothy
Godiega
Jesus Christ
Tolnister
How Jesus Saw Men Two Classes in His Teachings
A brief quotation presents Jesus dividing humanity into two kinds: those on the narrow way and those on the broad way, good trees versus bad trees, and wise builders versus fools, highlighting binary judgment in his gospel.
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Jesus
Christ
Pluimer
Service Quality Defines Real Value
A concise quotation emphasizes that true service quality measures outcomes by intensity and sincerity rather than tenure, attributed to R J Campbell.
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R, J, Campbell
Florida Title Tangles Cloud Florida Real Estate
Florida courts wrestle with a flood of foreclosure suits and title defects from a boom era. Lawyers say many plaintiffs are small firms formed during the boom, while original owners seek to clear their property despite extensive service by publication. Foreclosure delays and deficiency judgments spark debate on policy and futures.
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Miamni
Florida
Putney Haight
Chicago Tribune
Hinds
Dade County
New York Cabbage Harvest Shows Increase in Danish Crop
New York state reports 305100 tons of cabbage produced this year a gain of 16700 from 1925. Early crop was lighter, but the Danish late crop boosted total output with 204800 tons harvested versus 163800 last season, reflecting larger acreage in the Danish variety.
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Albany
New York
Department of Farma and Markets
Army Finances Shift to Cash Basis Revealed
A Celas report shows the army operating on a cash basis with almost all bills paid monthly, outlining a shift in military financial practices.
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Washington
Rail Revenue Drops in England During Coal Stoppage
Revenue of the four great English railways fell by 25 million pounds in the first half of the coal stoppage period.
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London
England
Desert oasis converts drought spot to garden at Stovepipe Wells
Stovepipe Wells in Death Valley unveils a 24 000 barrel artesian well transforming a drought spot into a growing desert resort. The site, 278 feet below sea level, links to Mount Whitney via a Panamint Mountains route, turning the oasis into a destination with hotels, homes, fruit, and flowers. The well yields about 1 000 barrels of water per hour, recalling the 1849 Jayhawker party led by W Lewis Manly and Tom Rogers who found a lifesaving water source for the Bennett and Arcane families.
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Death Valley
Cattt
America
Mount Whitney
Panamint Mountains
W. Lewis Manly
Tom Rogers
Stovepipe Wells
Bennett
Arcane
California
Growing Bison Herds Again Problem to U S
Growing herds of United States bison strain ranges and game preserves. Once near extinction the species has rebounded after conservation efforts, but ten government herds and many private ones now threaten habitat and ranches nationwide.
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U.S
Philadelphia
North America
United States
Canada
Mussel Bed Propulsion Studied At Fairport Station
Research at Fairport biological station near Muscatine Iowa led by Dr M M Ellis of the University of Missouri aims to create a permanent supply of mussel shells without host fish. By chemically maturing glochidia the plan could allow private mussel beds to be developed and stocked for button knife handle and buckle makers.
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Muscatine
Iowa
United States Biological Station
Fairport
Here
M. M. Eilig
University of Missouri
Ellis
Rockefeller Loses Fight Over West Seventy-seventh Street Oasis
John D. Rockefeller Sr. and associates lose a dispute over a residential oasis wedged between business structures on West Seventy-seventh Street off Fifth Avenue in New York City.
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John D
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
West Seventy-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Scientific mating eyed to abolish cancer inventions
Dr Maude Blyde of the University of Chicago told the Radiological Society of North America that scientific mating based on heredity could eradicate cancer within two generations. She urged banning marriages of convenience and placing unions on a eugenic basis to prevent cancer in children.
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Milwaukee
Maude Blyde
University of Chicago
Radiological Society of North America
Northwest Sesqui Show Planned For Old Northwest
Cahokia plans a 1928 Northwest Territory sesquicentennial exhibition. A Northwest territory commission of 100 Cahokia residents, descendants of early French settlers, and state Rep Thomas L. Fekete prepare incorporation papers. The article traces French and Virginia governance and territorial divisions from 1778 onward.
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Cahokia
Northwest Territory
Northwest Territory Commission
Thomas L. Fekete
Hast St. Louis
France
Great Britain
George Rogers Clark
Ohio
Virginia
Illinois
Patrick Henry
Col
John Todd
Todd
Arthur St. Clair
Congress of the Confederation
Congress
Kentucky River
Fort Recovery
Indian Territory
Lake Michigan
Territory of
Michigan
Olinola
Canadian
Wabash River
Missispippim
Kaskaskia
Ninian Edwards
Kentucky
Tts
Miedizon
Butter Used in 450 B. C. Hair Care Claim Debated
Prof. W. B. Comba of the University of Minnesota cites ancient Greek and Roman use of butter fat for hair care around 450 B C while at a National Butter Makers association gathering. He also speculates butter substitutes may have appeared as early as 2000 B C among East Indian tribes in sacred rites.
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Sioux Falls
W. B. Comba
Dairy’ Division
University of Minnesota
National Butter Makers’ Association
Comba
East India
Vicar to Curb Parish Phone Bets After Caller’s Request
London vicar Rev George Potter of St Chrysostom s Peckham announced he will censor all calls from his home. He said 8 000 parishioners used his telephone and youths calls to girls and delayed office chats cannot be permitted. One man asked to bet via the line with a bookmaker on a horse.
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London
George Potter
St. Chrysostom's
Peckham
Latest Fad Pittefeld Stroll With Leashed White Rabbit
A new craze among girls in Pittefeld Massachusetts features a playful walk with a hopping white rabbit on a leash. The trend reflects light social novelty as youths adopt whimsical pet-like companions for outings.
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Pittefeld
Mass
Chesterton Flags Perceived American Worship of Money
In Oxford England a Chesterton view warns that the worst lie is the belief that Americans do not worship money. He argues money shapes values and behavior across society, contrasting wealth obsession with moral concerns.
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Oxford
England
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Cottage cheese made simply by USDA directions
A historical guide from Farmers Bulletin 1451-F explains cottage cheese production. It covers starter milks, clabbered milk, curd formation at 100 degrees for half an hour, draining in cheesecloth, and finishing with salted, fresh cheese ready to eat. It notes careful temperature control and rapid sales practices for home production.
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United Stated Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Farmers
Sliced Ham and Potatoes Baked Together in Milk
A home style guide explains layering thick ham and raw potatoes in a baking dish and covering with milk. Bake slowly about an hour and a half until tender. add hot milk as needed and serve with a rich gravy. If the ham is very salty, soak in buttermilk first to soften.
White Materials Useful in Household
The January white goods sales guide advises thrifty housekeepers to plan replenishments for bedding sheets towels and table fabrics. It notes mixed white and colored fabrics at sales and promotes a Farmers Bulletin 1440 F from the USDA with fabric descriptions and uses. It also suggests bringing a daughter to learn fabric recognition and care from a Home Demonstration agent.
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United States
Dapasimer “ of Agriculture
Farmers” Bulletin
United States’ Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Eeeceae
Wtore Ae
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