Bible Thought for Today God’s Pleasant Surprises
Bible thought quotes 1 Corinthians 2 9 about what God has prepared for those who love Him. Short religious reflection suitable for a daily devotional card.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
4
Bible thought quotes 1 Corinthians 2 9 about what God has prepared for those who love Him. Short religious reflection suitable for a daily devotional card.
A Bible verse from Romans 13 8 10 emphasizes owes nothing to anyone except the obligation to love one another Love is described as the fulfillment of the law and the act that avoids ill toward neighbors The phrasing suggests a religious or devotional line featured in a historical newspaper clipping with a period tone
A Cleveland judge sentenced a speeder who killed a girl to attend her funeral with two officers as watchers. The ruling aimed to imprint the wreck’s heartbreak on the offender, arguing fines or jail cannot erase the image of a funeral. The editorial urges similar accountability for reckless driving.
An old claims pamphlet cites 25 years ago prices for corn hogs and eggs but ignores wages and costs. It notes carpenters earned two dollars daily and shoes and clothes cost more, arguing that continuing farm prices would have doomed farmers and the country. The Van Buren resident wants prosperity without returning to 12 cent butter and $2 wages.
A proverb-like line notes a hunter who vows to bring ducks next trip as akin to a cousin always promising to give a pleasant auto ride. It emphasizes repeated promises without follow through.
With the swimming season finished, Young America plans to test ice safety to see if it can bear weight. The stunt risks danger as he attempts to cross the frozen surface.
A lighthearted remark notes that in Van Buren every married man is head of his house at least once a month when the bills come due, highlighting household duties and finances in local life.
A playful note warns neighbors that pursuing chance opportunities may backfire if misread signals. The speaker urges cautious optimism while acknowledging the risk of being spurned by prospects like Opportunity itself.
A Swedish cook asks about a missing son at Yale while a Marion suburb family jokes about bad luck. A half grown girl is warned not to burn her foot as Sal quips about which foot. The scene suggests a cold evening domestic vignette with humor in dialogue.
A reflection on responsibility and productivity. It argues that only completed work adds to a person’s credit, while unfulfilled plans create debit. The quote contrasts intentions with deeds, urging action over wishful thinking.
A columnist quotes readers venting about a husband reportedly funding his wife, comments on business rot, and notes that public opinion varies with driver intelligence. The piece argues against giving weight to criticism, suggesting indifference to what others say.
The Loyal Workers Sunday School class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Holmes. Music games and contests followed refreshments of pumpkin pie doughnuts and coffee for a gathering including many local families and children.
The notice asks correspondents to send items by Tuesday to avoid last minute rushes. It explains the paper went to press early for Thanksgiving and urges timely submissions, noting first come first served handling and that important news may arrive later Tuesday morning.
Reading from a Van Buren report, local laborers endure hard coal duties shoveling coal and hauling ashes to build strength in their backs and bodies despite limited comfort or relief.
The report notes how a Van Buren resident hopes turkey prices fall so low that buying roast beef becomes unaffordable. It captures a consumer mood favoring affordable holiday poultry over other meats.
A speaker notes that current practice divides the year into two halves devoted to holidays. Six months are spent preparing for celebrations and another six months recovering afterward, implying a heavy seasonal impact on daily routines.
A provocative maxim about hypocrisy and the devil’s contempt, suggesting moral irony in human conduct. The quote frames hypocrisy as a vice that challenges belief in corollary virtue.
Local residents express frustration at repeated small losses, noting their habit of grieving two dollars each time a dollar is lost amid everyday financial mishaps and minor setbacks.
A teaching on being a good neighbor drawn from Luke 10 25 37. The lawyer’s challenge prompts Jesus to redefine neighbor as anyone in need and to insist that love for God and others drives active help over mere words.
Mrs. Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York endorses Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports using them for three years and finds them splendid for headaches and bilious attacks. She offers to speak a word in praise of them anytime.
A quirky local note describes residents switching from storing spare pens at home to placing a home inside spare tires as an odd storage solution.
A defeated candidate clings to a bleak forecast of what lies ahead, describing the political climate as a cold winter. The remark underscores lingering doubt about any resurgence or change in fortunes.
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