Bible Thought for Today Prayer Verse
A short devotional noting a prayer for guidance and integrity. The text asks the Lord to show ways teach paths and to preserve the speaker with uprightness as they wait on God.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1928
Page
4
A short devotional noting a prayer for guidance and integrity. The text asks the Lord to show ways teach paths and to preserve the speaker with uprightness as they wait on God.
Hunter Charles Rogers, famed for turning trash into treasures, is under arrest in London after years of selling fake antiques for high profits. His plantings included a Penn relic hoax. He forged an expert’s certificate, and awaits trial as a warning that crime rarely pays.
WHISKERS A jurist of New York's suburbia writes to The World challenging the accuracy of a recent feminine writer in the Sunday supplement. He notes the phrase dark sideburns flow down before the Fairbanks ears and questions its meaning. The Providence Journal cites dictionary origins for burnsides as whiskers and a moustache with a shaved chin, also known as sideboards, and discusses the reversal from burnside to burnsides.
In a political volley against Hoover one letter to Congress warns of his past wartime stance with Wilson and Reconstruction. It argues Hoover’s Republican identity remains, while opponents’ digs aim to stifle his bid, noting other unnamed figures speculated for vice president.
A verse dialog taunts Henry Morgan the buccaneer. The speaker proclaims the king’s decree will not quiet Morgan’s ghost. The verse imagines Morgan haunted nightly and in daylit moments by a vengeful spirit.
A retrospective from the Tribune recalls January items from 1924 to 1927. Highlights include John Broderick’s reassignment at the High School, proposed Market Street improvements, Kiwanis luncheon happenings, a heavy snow disruption, E M Lyons elected as secretary of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association, Rev B Frank White’s remarks on sin, entomology officials in Warren, and caution about deep ruts on improved borough streets affecting auto travel.
A short humorous verse on golf. the sport mocks boastful players and humble skill. It notes golfers rarely improve beyond a gentle pitfall of pride and that golf teaches restraint. The piece ends with a playful line about the sport never expanding a hat’s circumference.
Timmy Mousie wakes to winter prep and laziness until a wish grants him wings that topple Mrs. Mousie. He learns humility, helps stock the storeroom, and discovers joy in work. From then on he stops wishing for wings and starts filling his storeroom.
Kelly describes arriving in France and noting absence of flies in outdoor sidewalk cafes. He questions why insects avoid this setting, jokes about American litter and slovenly stands, and recalls stumbling with French before a Paris taxi driver. He also notes companion Brinkerhoff speaks French and German and humorously contemplates his own modesty.
Washington. Gen H F Rothers discusses army feeding costs and efficiency comparing military rations to civilian meals. He argues wholesale purchasing and reduced waste keep meals around 50 to 60 cents per soldier per day, noting high restaurant overhead and home can waste. He compares apartment living and can opening waste with military provisioning.
The text discusses weight gain from 100 pounds to 183 pounds for Mrs J Writes and mentions Petersizing. It labels dieting patients as weak-willed, notes patients may resist eating, and suggests that underweight individuals often need a physical examination to rule out organic causes of weight loss.
A New Yorker column describes the Lafayette Hotel dining room as a fat‑friendly venue serving large meals for 2.50 with upscale options. It also reviews Judith Anderson on Broadway, critiques The Show Off, and offers weight gain and tea, cocoa, and chocolate guidance from Dr. Lula Hunt Peters, with a teaser on tomorrow’s cold weather precautions.
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