Farley a steadfast ally amid Roosevelt era politics
The piece profiles Jim Farley stepping back as postmaster general to lead Democratic unity for Franklin D. Roosevelt's reelection. It praises his honesty, notes attacks from opponents, and discusses federal finances, unemployment policy, and shifting state political alignments as the 1936 campaign looms.
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Earl Godwin Ashington
Jim" Farley
Democratic National Committee
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Old Guard
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Ley
U. S. Treasury
The Gospel Crosses the Frontier Philip as a Lay Evangelist
A sermon outline on Acts 8 53 40 and Acts 8 26 39 teaching evangelism as the lay Christian duty. Philip, a deacon and evangelist, models obedience to the Spirit, readiness to seize opportunities, knowledge of scripture, decision making, follow up, and sharing a Jesus centered message to lead others to faith. It urges every believer to become a Philip to win souls.
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Samaria
Angel of the Lord
Gaza
Dwight L. Moody
Jerusalem
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the Lord
Gideon
Ted
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Count Your Blessings Epictetus Quote Card
A concise reflection attributed to Epictetus praising the mindset of gratitude for present blessings rather than sorrow for absent ones. Encourages appreciation of what one has.
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Epictetus
Self-Knowledge and Sovereign Power Theme
A concise reflection on personal virtue citing self knowledge reverence and control as the path to sovereign power in life. The excerpt emphasizes inner discipline as a guiding force for effective leadership and self mastery.
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Tennyson
Center of Selfishness in John Qwen’s Thought
The reflection notes selfishness as making the self the central focus of action. It asserts that self-centered thinking drives all one does, presenting a terse philosophical stance on ego.
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John Qwen
Linen closet gardening pattern for simple flower appliques
A sewing circle notice promotes Linen-closet Gardening pattern 5348 with two motifs sized 5 by 16 inches and 4 by 16 inches, plus patches, material needs, color ideas, and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept at 269 W Fourteenth St, New York, with pattern number and your name and address.
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Foreign Words and Phrases Glossary Entrenches Classics
A compact list of phrases with translations and notes including Allez-vous-en Bon soir Cumo grano salis de facto Pf Faux pas Hommes de lettres In vino veritas Ab intra Pax vobiscum Lex scripta Mutato nomine Noli me tangere.
Acting a Part Quote by Dean Stanley
A brief quotation discusses how people act and speak as shaped by others voices rather than their own nature. It warns that acting a part can mislead identity and intent and reflects on influence and perception. The line emphasizes external pressure over inner authenticity.
Scattering Joy Reflects on Choices of Joyful Expression
A brief sketch notes that those who seek to spread happiness may misjudge what actually conveys joy. It hints at the tension between intention and impact, urging thoughtful selection of actions and messages to truly uplift others.
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