Missionary Call for Timothy and Growth of Early Church
A lesson outlines Timothy's rise as a missionary, the split between Barnabas and Paul over John Mark, and how God redirects their efforts. It notes Timothy’s faith heritage, his circumcision choice for expedience, and Paul and Timothy's travels through Syria and Cilicia to strengthen churches while shaping early evangelistic methods.
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John Mark
Paul
Miark
Howeven
Barnabas
Mark
God
Cyprus
Silas
Syria
Cilicia
Timothy
Lystra
Teontum
Jerusalem
Thee
Hoover War Library Receives 44500 War Materials at Stanford
The Hoover War Library at Stanford University, endowed by Herbert C. Hoover, has received 44 500 books and pamphlets in many languages. The collection focuses on World War and reconstruction, with 65 000 reports and private papers, plus country papers and opposing views.
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Stanford University
Cal
Hoover War Library
Herbert C. Hoover
Musee de la Guerre
Paris
Europe
Toggether
Hoover
Stanford
Weil
Board of
Ta leer Godt a perplexing historical note
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear phrases and names. The readable parts reference a deliberative or linguistic fragment with no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects to confirm.
Personality defined as capacity for fellowship
The definition presents personality as the capacity for fellowship, attributed to A. Al derson Scott. This concise note links the trait to a named figure in a compact context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alderson
Scott
God bless the churches and the God who gives them
A reverent line praising churches and the divine source of their blessing expresses gratitude for religious institutions.
New Books at Chilcote Library
Chilcote Library lists new acquisitions for thoughtful readers. Titles span magazines and magazine writing, philosophy, public library diffusion, sociology, foreign policy, early childhood education, electric ownership, animal first aid, advertising, perennials, bulbs, photography, poetry, and Roman life. Includes works by KE Drewry and W Patrick among others.
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Chilcote
John KE. Drewry
Eititers
American Public Library
W. Patrick
History and voices of nations in a new era
A collection of short articles and sketches tracing post‑1918 independence and regional policy, with Balkan and Asian notes. It includes Lionel Oust on Jerusalem, D P Barrows on the Philippines, and T F Millard on policy in Asia, plus a Welsh autobiographical portrait of a labor secretary rising from bootblack to cabinet member.
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T. F. Millard
Asia
U. S
Orient
Europe
Lionel Oust
Jerusalem
D. P. Barrows
Philippines
Graphy
Secretary of Labor
Bootblack
Brother's rescue sinked by confession in Grimes burglary
Robert Friar of Grimes surrendered at the county jail and confessed to blowing a safe in Grimes on a case that started when his brother William Friar was arrested to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Friar
Robert Friar
Grimes
Road Laborer Drowns Near Bureau
Lawrence Lewis, 18, of Marion Iowa, a road crew worker near Bureau Illinois, drowned in the Yennipin canal near Sheffield after entering the water soon after a hearty meal. Authorities believe stomach cramps caused the accident.
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Rock Island
Lil
Lewis Lawrence
Marion
Bureau
Sheffield
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Profitzwater, DD
Maily Bible Institute of
Chenga
Western Nowe
Paneer Tinton
Sila
Hoover Limany
Jerpaleum
Abraham Lincoln
C. Billweed
H G Addhams
NF. Lynch
Bers
National Electric Light Association
J. J. Leonard
F. J. Allen
Biusiness World
D. M. P. Cloud
Joseph Jacob
A. F. Collins
Legion
A. A. Milne
KA. Robinson
R.W. Pence
Isreal Ringwell
K. B. Sheridan
Erandal AC Wiltse
Weddedwaters
W. . McDaniels
Jd. Davis
Rolling Mills
Fhompson’s
Harry Davies Opera Company
Lawrence B. Stringer
National Male Quartette
Wm. H. Beachler
International Singing Orchestra
Mrnday
Mull
Caupolican
Washington County
Magnus Johnson Munday
Columbus
The
Magnus Schutz Company
George C. Goforth’s Orchestra
Jessie Rae Taylor
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