Peter's confession and following Christ lesson note
A compact study outline of Matthew 16 18 26 focusing on Peter's confession Thou art the Christ the Son of the living God and Jesus invitation to disciples to follow carry the cross. It contrasts public opinion of Jesus with the disciples understanding and outlines the church establishment and the keys given to Peter. It also explains Jesus death resurrection prediction and call to self denial and cross bearing as the path to discipleship.
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Simon Peter
Christ
Mary
Peter
Jesson
Jesus Christ the King
Caren Philipps
Roy Lon
Sis
Visilons
Jesus
Folko
Sim
Jess
Jesus of Nazareth
Esis
Cornellus
Ross
Religion and Confidence Through Christ’s Strength
A fragment discusses religion shaping the soul, touching on faith through Christ who strengthens believers. It mentions the need today for men and women to cultivate native personality and undertake tasks with divine support.
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Holon
Gaya
Christ
Gan
Worm
Ord
Practical and attractive home frock pattern debut
A description of a new home frock pattern emphasizing practicality, comfort, and style. The design features a unified yoke and sleeve, handy pockets, adjustable waist, and dainty trim with ruffling and buttons. Available as Pattern 1625 in sizes 14 through 44, with yardage for size 16 listed.
Sawing Circle Pattern Department Adverts in New York
Fragmentary notice advertises WMustrated step by step meeting instructions and a coin or stamp pattern valued at 184, with preference for coins. It requests a pointy name, address and style number, directing orders to Sawing Circle Pattern Department at 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Sawing Circle Pattern Department
West Sevensteenth Street
New York City
Nationwide building program to end low mood urged
President Henry J. Harriman of the United States Chamber of Commerce calls for a private capital funded plan to add 60 to 75 million rooms to American homes over ten years, costing about 40 billion dollars for construction with more for furnishings. A Real Estate Boards survey notes a single family home shortage favoring smaller cities, New England, the Pacific coast, and the West South Central region, with demand for affordable homes around 8 000 or 4 000 dollars. The Criminologist notes transgressors face hard paths.
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Henry J. Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce At
Buffalo
Harriman
National
New England
Pacific Coast
West South Central
Southern Lumberman
Literary Digest
Why Tornado Forecasts Are Not Made Public
A Science Service summary notes spring conditions create tornadoes from warm moist Gulf air meeting cold air from the west. Tornadoes form high in the atmosphere and reach ground unpredictably, making warnings potentially more harmful than helpful.
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Gulf
Saga
Science Service
Washington
Weather Bureau
Postum Free Week Offer From Postum Company
The Postum Company announces a full week supply of health giving Postum free to any reader who writes fort-Adv, promising a convenient healthful beverage without cost. The offer appears in another section of the paper and invites broad participation.
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Postum Company
Boiled Over Larry How did the story end for wife
A playful family anecdote becomes a local flavor in a fractured ad page. A censer of vegetable seeds from Werry’s Pura Bred seeds is advertised at reduced prices while a parodic proverb about health appears in the column.
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Larry
Ceater
Werry
Are You Lop-Sided Says Dr. Hillman Findings
A Pathe Finder Magazine blurb cites Dr. H. V. Hillman of New York stating four in ten people have equal leg lengths and six in ten have one leg shorter. It notes 61 percent of such cases are curable while 9 percent are listed or doubtful.
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H. V. Hillman
New York
Pathefinder Magazine
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Slickum
Whu—N
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
Rnr
Jeory
Procter & Gamble
Dept
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brutielias
Voys
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