Bible Thought for Today Prayer War on Evil
A devotional line asserts that the Lord has proclaimed war on anyone who calls evil good and good evil, framing a spiritual confrontation with moral reversal.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1928
Page
4
A devotional line asserts that the Lord has proclaimed war on anyone who calls evil good and good evil, framing a spiritual confrontation with moral reversal.
Herbert Hoover tops the ticket with Charles Curtis as running mate and David A Reed as U S Senator. Edward Martin named state treasurer, Charles A Waters auditor general, William D Porter judge of the supreme court, with T C Cochran for Congress and A W Mumford for the assembly.
The World’s Jan 21 1920 endorsement endorsed Hoover as best suited to succeed Woodrow Wilson and offered support across party lines. The piece noted Hoover’s hands on experience, labor leadership, economic understanding, and diplomacy, while addressing Kansas City platform concerns and times.
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Kellogg remains focused on a Franco American anti war pact now expanded to a multilateral agreement. Briand suggested a bilateral approach but Kellogg built a broader coalition to acceptances arriving at the State Department. The plan evolved from a gesture to a workable framework where signatories commit to self defense while pursuing peace, with widespread support yet no guarantee against future conflict.
A sonnet by Sir Robert Ayton laments changing love as fidelity fades. The speaker refuses bondage, mocks the beloved's new lord, and resolves to mock and withdraw, choosing disdain over begging at a beggar's door. The poem explores constancy, freedom, and self-respect in love.
A dramatic verse portrays a scavenger who cleans vaults as a courageous breadwinner. A well dressed man faces a jury with pistols on the table. The speaker contrasts the scavenger’s labor with crime, praising honest toil over theft or murder.
In a whimsical tale by Florence Vincent, Bobolinks clash with a Turnstone as they chase food under stones. The Turnstone explains stone turning is his family’s lifelong trade, while the Bobolinks struggle, getting sand in their eyes and crabs that fight back, until a lesson in stubborn effort emerges. Gull Gets What He Deserves.
A readers column by Mrs. Virginea Lee discusses gender double standards and dating woes. Letters from Brown Eyes and Lila query handling quarrels, trust, and “fresh” behavior, with Mrs. Lee urging self-respect, frank communication, and selective association to improve bearing on relationships.
The piece reports on New York divorce practices where courts offer divorces on a single ground, and private detective agencies specialize in gathering evidence. Women are the primary clients, seeking proof against husbands, often using film and hotel surveillance. success and failures influence clients to switch agencies. The narrator boasts of not tipping staff and notes city hotel openings and summer store lighting changes.
A response from a woman addressed as Perplexed in a published letter says she is mistaken about a dream of being beloved. She asks Mrs. Lee to relay that she cares and would like to be contacted, noting she is home Saturdays to receive a letter personally and hopes to meet the party, “R.”
A 56-year-old woman recounts losing 78 pounds from 253 to 175 by following Diet and Health and its Key to the Calories. She asks if lowering maintenance to 150 pounds allows higher intake and why maintenance stays around 1600 calories. The column notes short height may need less fuel and suggests gradual adjustment.
July 28 1924 report notes Conewan igo Valley Country Club women golfers debuting on the Titusville course and losing to more experienced players by a 26 to 4 score. A cloudburst last night caused damage estimated in the thousands, continuing sporadically for four hours.
July 28 1825 Deerhorn club members and their wives plan a trip to the Deerhorn camp on Pine Lake in Canada nine miles from Banfield Ontario. Miller Brothers 101 Ranch and Wild West Show drew thousands to both afternoon and evening performances yesterday.
A. L. Schelhammer presented the full history of the Tab-Tub at the Warren Kiwamis club meeting. A new motor-boat engine, kept at Chautauqua Lake, was delivered by express to W. E. Lets today.
A bicycle owned by Billy Iseman of Wayne Street was stolen this morning from near the YMCA building on Liberty Street. The first meeting of the Warren County Motor Club will be held Monday evening at the Chamber of Commerce offices.
The excerpt recalls seeking the Lord in the temple and forsaking vanities. It vows sacrifice with thanksgiving and keeping promises, contrasting with vanities. The text mentions salvation and Jonah with a 7-0 detail, implying a brief religious reflection or score-like line.
The article discusses self-help guidance for bladder and kidney health, urging readers to mail for pamphlets to Dr Lulu Hunt Peters at the Warren Tribune. It advises high water intake, a basic alkaline-forward diet, and possible fasting, while warning that medical supervision is essential for bladder problems.
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