Bible Talks Lesson Two First Judgment
Albert G. Jones presents Genesis chapter three teaching in the Twillingate Sun column Bible Talks. He explains the fall, the first prophecy of the virgin birth, and the wages of sin as death. He notes cherubim as living creatures and links Christ’s work to redemption. He previews next week’s study on Cain and Abel.
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Fragmented text about marriage expectations and proposals
The excerpt jokes about marriage rituals and financial expectations. It references love, engagement rings, honeymoon plans, gas, and home readiness with a tone of practical consideration and humor. It hints at social attitudes toward courtship and material concerns.
Look Before You Leap 1932 Leap Year Advice for Women
The piece notes a 1931 marriage slump and announces 1932 Leap Year freedom for women to propose without face loss. It humorously outlines prerogatives including pursuing suitors, paying for candy cigarettes movie tickets and dances, and courting the man as well as asking for his hand.
Chinese Politics and Power Struggles Amid Manchuria Tensions
The piece frames Chinese political maneuvers as strategic and balanced, with statesmen and generals pursuing calculated aims. It warns nationalist tensions could fuel danger as anger rises among the public over events in Manchuria.
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Hong Kong
Manchuria
Hidden Strain as Man Questions Sam in Cincinnati Garden
A Cincinnati gardener questions a laborer named Sam who misses a morning shift and reveals Sam’s claim he would fake illness to avoid his wife’s nagging. The exchange hints at domestic strain and workplace tension in a rural Southern–urban setting.
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Back to the Land Movement in Manitoba Unemployment Remedy
The piece notes a Manitoba shift toward a back to the land effort as a cure for unemployment with the federal government offering a one third share of land program costs. It contrasts past government work schemes that provided meals but failed to reduce unemployment, predicting similar outcomes for this year. A humorous cavalry anecdote about Private Rooney highlights miscommunication in a distant note.
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Manitoba
The Problem at Lausanne
The real problem at Lausanne is how far Germany's creditors can go in liquidating intergovernmental debts from the war, amid Germany's claim it can pay no more and the United States Congress insisting it will take no less.
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Lausanne
Germany
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Typhoid Vaccination Delay Keeps Woman Resting at Home
A woman inoculated against typhoid preparatory to travel remains in bed abroad and disinclined to see anyone for a time. An intimate friend visits and a small daughter is sent downstairs to explain that Mummy is in bed.
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Plain Woman Portrait Bound by Likeness Guarantee
A brief dialogue about portraiture asks if satisfaction can be guaranteed and answers that only likenesses are promised. A courtroom quip notes a wife beating case where the wife refused to identify herself. A religious exhortation urges perseverance through divine guidance. An odd note traces cabbage ancestry to European and Asian cliff varieties.
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