Psalm of Thanks for God’s Mighty Works
A devotional fragment praising the Lord for wondrous deeds toward humanity. It speaks of breaking gates of brass and cutting bars of iron, urging wise people to heed and consider the mercies of the Lord.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
3
A devotional fragment praising the Lord for wondrous deeds toward humanity. It speaks of breaking gates of brass and cutting bars of iron, urging wise people to heed and consider the mercies of the Lord.
A reflective piece urging careful annual appraisal of assets both tangible and intangible and shaping future policy. It links Thanksgiving gratitude to national virtue, lawfulness, and a social duty to uphold standards through community thought and conduct.
Tad Lincoln saved a pet turkey named Jack from being killed at the White House. The incident occurred about Thanksgiving when Tad pleaded with President Lincoln, who granted a reprieve and spared the bird from dinner.
Rutger Jewett, New York publisher and Dutch Treat club secretary, jokes at a club dinner about Father’s Day and film subsidies. A sunburst young man interrupts to say hello, then a distraction ends with the publisher’s wallet being taken as he chats by the shore.
Author painter and poet of Teking China C White discusses literature. He says the old fashioned dime novel now sells for 2,504 dollars and is printed on better paper, reflecting changing tastes among readers.
A brief note from Buspleton records vanity described as utterly artless, inviting the most extravagant praise. The piece reads as a lighthearted commentary on reputation and reception.
In New York at a dinner, Montague Norman governor of the Bank of England praised American labor conditions. remarks touched on labor and communal relations. A separate exchange involved Mrs Smith and her husband amid a joint inquiry. John Halkett spoke on the building trades. The International wrangle among Italy Yugoslavia and Albania was described as talk without action.
A New York Tribune note reports a woman claiming she is headed to divorce court while unsure if she will reach the containers of the case formalities. the brief sketch hints at domestic disputes and ongoing legal steps.
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