Bible Thought for Today and Fear Not Message
A brief devotional notes Jesus teaching and healing in Galilee and a reassurance from Isaiah. The passages emphasize doing good and divine support against fear.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
6
A brief devotional notes Jesus teaching and healing in Galilee and a reassurance from Isaiah. The passages emphasize doing good and divine support against fear.
Townspeople are urged to back improvements across all neighborhoods. The piece argues shared benefits from better streets, sidewalks, and lighting raise town value and support, even if the gains aren’t immediate or direct for every resident. It calls for proactive public spirit to avoid a stalling rut.
The Supreme Court decisions deny naturalization to Japanese immigrants, triggering jubilation on the Pacific coast and spreading anti Japanese sentiment across the country. The ruling reinforces white supremacy beliefs and warns against the yellow peril.
A Van Buren resident quipped that politicians attempt to fix government with the wrong kind of monkey-wrench, remarks captured yesterday as a sharp analysis of current governance.
An international transfer of twenty nine billion dollars to Europe is noted. The remark compares such funds to affording lodging in a hotel in America for a single man.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a lawyer presses a witness for facts while the witness jokes about thinking aloud. References to whisky, golf ball liquor, and a quirky line about a mosquito as a screen actor punctuate the column’s light, satirical tone.
A brief exchange questions whether she dresses well with one speaker replying they have not observed her. The line implies a casual, observational comment without context or identifiable figures.
A small boy asks where the bathroom is on arrival at a country cottage. The mother replies there isn’t one, and the boy responds that this will make it a real holiday.
In a playful verse about knighthood and courtly regard a damsel is seated while a knightly band appears to fade. Sambo displays a large Ingersoll watch to Rastus who proclaims with humor that the timepiece is correct and amusingly misinterpreted.
Red Clark says women may be slaves to fashion but their burdens are light. The remark frames a lighthearted take on social expectations in a transatlantic exchange.
The poem invokes the Christmas story of Christ’s birth among the lowly with the Wise Men in Eastern dawns. It envisions a future of universal peace and brotherhood, with calls for compassion and the spread of a celestial cadence across the land. The voice, identified as ella, pleads for a worldwide era of love and harmony.
In a Home setting, Jesus teaches on true charac ter and priorities. He commends Mary for choosing the Word over Martha's many services, then faces opposition from those who doubt or misinterpret His miracles. The lesson contrasts reception, discernment, and humility with hypocrisy and resistance among religious leaders. The piece includes an endorsement for Chamberlain's Tablets by Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt.
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