How We Can Spread the Gospel in March Lessons
Improved Sunday School lesson notes outline The Great Commission from Matthew 28 16 20 and Acts 16 18 emphasize disciple making baptizing and teaching all nations. It covers divine guidance opening and closing doors the call to Macedonia and Lydia the first European convert with her household and hospitality.
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Pursuit of happiness ethic quotes from Herald of Gospel Liberty
A trimmed religious quotation contrasts seeking happiness through possession with happiness found in giving and serving others. The Herald of Gospel Liberty emphasizes virtue in selflessness.
Salvation Found Only in Christ at Central Bible Hall
A brief record noting that salvation is attributed to Christ alone and thanking God, as recorded by Central Bible Hall. The item emphasizes doctrinal belief rather than event details or dates.
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God
Central Bible Hall Record
May mark site of man's first flight at Kill Devil Hill
Washington reports a congressional bill to erect a monument at Kill Devil Hill near Kitty Hawk North Carolina to honor the Wright brothers first powered flight on December 17 1903 as observers describe the ocean coast graveyard of wrecks and the remote hustled landscape surrounding Hatteras.
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Kitty Hawk
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Joan
Wright Brothers
North
Caro Mon
United States
D. C
National Geographic Society
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Atlantic
Sanch
Hatteras
United States Naval Communication Service
Lghthouse
North Carolina
Coast Guard
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Kill Devil Hin
Old
Wilbur
Readers Enjoy Denver Gas Giveaway Contests
Motorists in Denver Colorado express pleasure as the local newspaper runs a gasoline giveaway promotion. The event draws large crowds and stirs excitement among drivers.
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Denver
Colo
Historians Urge Congress Expand Census Details
The American Historical Association urges Congress to expand the fifteenth census to record counties birthplace of individuals, local government units, and foreign birth origins. Such data would illuminate migration patterns and support a national historical research program backed by a $1,000,000 endowment led by Albert J. Beveridge.
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America
American Historical Association Congress
Association
Committee On Census
Congress
National Research Council
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Columbia University
Anthology of Men Who Swallowed Live Fish
Dr W B Gudger of the American Museum of Natural History publishes an early collection of accounts dating to 1607 about five fish swallowed by men. Fishermen in various regions reportedly bite or hold fish during hooks, with many cases lodging in the pharynx or esophagus and risking suffocation without prompt surgery.
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New York
W. BD. Gudger
Techhhyology
American Museum of Natural History
France
Italy
India
Far East
Doctor Gudger
Gudger
Salt-Laden Winds Alter Alaska Village After Storm
A fierce Bering Sea tempest sweeps Unca Alaska and the Aleutians blowing spray across the town. Salt covers roofs windows and trees creating a strange glittering scene as winds ease and seas withdraw.
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Alaska
Unca
Bering Sea
Aleutian Islands
Believer in Fairies Arrives to Prove Theosophy Claim
BH L Gardner of London arrived on the Tranag to prove there are fairies. He is secretary of the English Theosophical Society and aims to demonstrate his belief through a wide range of scientific apparatus.
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New York
BH. L. Gardner
London
Tranag
English Theosophical Society
Big Airliner Link Egypt to Central Africa Unveiled
A new triple A airliner designed in Leeda will operate a 1200 mile jungle route from Khartoum through Central Africa to Kismayu and the Kenya colony. Based on the Blackburn Tolls Royce flying boat, it promises speed and seaplane landings at swamps and lakes along the way. Passengers can be picked up or dropped at any safe point along the route.
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Central Africa
London
Khartoum
Kismayy
Kenya
Leeda
Air Ministry
History of world upset by spices reshaped global trade
Dr. H A Gleason of the New York botanical garden traces how East Indian spices cinnamon cloves nutmeg ginger and pepper altered civilizations from ancient trade routes through Venetian and Portuguese monopolies to Dutch dominance. The rise and fall of spice profits linked to exploration piracy and empire reduced prices and ended the era of violent spice rivalry.
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New York
H. A. Gleason
New York Botanical Garden
Doctor Gleason
East Indies
Malayan
Bagdad
Persian Gulf
Coaet
India
Epives
Alexandria
Europe
Africa
Fnally
Cape of Good Hope
Indian Ocean
Vasco Gama
Far East
Christopher Columbus
America
Magellan
Spain
Philippines
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Atlantic
Indies
Unredeemed Currency Aids French in Road Building
Paris uses profits from unredeemed substitute currency to fund roads. Forty million francs of small denomination paper money issued by chambers of commerce after the war were not reclaimed. Losses came from destruction and travelers. some were redeemed too late. The government directed part of the profit to road construction.
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Paris
France
Chambers of Commerce
New Electric Insulator May Replace Porcelain
Academician Jotte hag invented an electric insulating material which may supersede porcelain and other high voltage insulators. A piece one twentieth of a millimeter thick successfully relayed 80 000 volt charge. The maximum resistance of rubber insulators is about 1 000 volts.
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Jotte Hag
Live Protein Needed in Pig Ration Says Wisconsin Expert
In a Swine Feeders day address at University farm St Paul Mr K B Morrison assistant director of the Wisconsin experiment station warned that pigs need balanced rations with adequate protein. He cited seven trials showing unbalanced corn alone yields 0.59 pounds per day per pig while balanced rations with tankage or profits improve gains to about 1.18 pounds daily requiring more corn but far better efficiency.
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University Farm
St. Paul
K. B. Morrison
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Morrison
Wisconsin
Cure for cattle appetite linked to bone meal and salt
Minnesota researchers report mineral deficiency in cattle rations causes stiffness swollen joints dull eyes and reduced milk. Feeding finely ground bone meal with ordinary salt as part of a fair dairy ration can cure and prevent abnormal appetite based on field surveys and Minnesota Experiment Station trials. Copies of Bulletin 222 are available free from the Office of Publications, University Park, St. Paul.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Experiment Station
Office of Publications
University Park
St. Paul
Serum as Preventive for Hog Cholera
A historical note explains serum as a preventive for hog cholera is effective both during and after outbreaks. Pigs four to eight weeks old respond best with less serum needed and full immunity. Regular treatment would stabilize demand and help laboratories maintain supplies while lowering costs.
Pig Valuation at Weaning Time in Oregon Figures
At weaning time a pig is worth just under one third of a 200 pound hog. If hogs cost $1300, a good pig should be valued from seven to eight dollars. The figures come from Oregon Agricultural statistics and note factors like thriftiness, pig disease resistance, feed costs, and hog prices shaping the basic calculation.
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Oregon
Winter Stocking Advice For Pigs Sheep And Cattle
Farmers are urged to balance rations and expand fodder to maximize winter stock health. Exercise and dry warm housing aid thrift and activity, while careful selection of brood sows emphasizes length quality and breeding. Useless animals should be culled to boost profits of the rest. Pregnant stock should receive legume hay and limited grain for healthier lambs.
Babies Cry for Castoria
Mother Fletcher's Castoria has been used for over 50 years as a gentle, harmless substitute for castor oil, Paregoric, teething drops and soothing syrups. Contains no narcotics. Directions are on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. The genuine bears signature of the product.
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Fletcher
Phyalelans
London Man Accepts Meal Deal for Life Rent
A forty year old man agrees to supply two meals daily for the rent of his life, for £5000 in cash. Mortality tables suggest a life expectancy of about twenty seven more years, making food cost roughly £185 yearly or about $1.25 per meal.
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London
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns Buyers to Seek Bayer Brand
An old advertisement warns customers that genuine Bayer Aspirin must show the Bayer name on package or tablets. It asserts 26 years of physician approval and urges buyers to say Bayer when purchasing to avoid dangerous imitations.
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Bayer
Virginia Court of Appeals rules in ring return case
The Dearborn Independent reports a Virginia Court of Appeals ruling requiring Muat Return Ring Tancees to return the ring after breaking an engagement. The decision clarifies ownership and restitution obligations under state law.
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Virginia Court of Appeals
Dearborn
Dave's Mentha Popsin promised relief for dyspepsia
Distress from gas and fullness may mimic heart trouble with tightness and dizziness. One tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Popsin is claimed to rapidly relieve gas and shortness of breath. The ad questions why attacks occur and touts a money back guarantee for Mentha Pep sin.
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