Sending Out Missionaries from Antioch
In Antioch the church, including Barnabas Simeon called Niger Lucius of Cyrene and Manaen with Saul, ministered to the Lord. The Holy Spirit commanded to separate Barna bas and Saul for the work they were called to, and after fasting and praying they laid hands and sent them away.
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Barnabas
Simeon
Niger
Lucius
Cyrene
Manaen
Herod
Tetrarch
Saul
No, I Won't Let Weather Stall My Voyage
A determined speaker urges steady progress despite obstacles. The message compares perseverance to a steamer pushing through rough seas to deliver cargo and reach the port, highlighting resolve and continuous effort.
Great Americans Named by Rabbi Goldstein
A metropolitan paper quotes Rabbi Dav id F. Goldstein naming six individuals as leading exemplars of American tradition. The selection highlights diverse contributions shaping civic life and values.
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David F. Goldstein
Six names not enough for great American honor list
The writer questions Rabbi Goldstein's six name list for great American honor noting many worthy figures like Pupin Harri gan Ochs Addams Rogers Holmes Keller Will are missed. He argues breadth matters and suggests expanding beyond a fixed six to more inclusively honor notable natives and immigrants alike.
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Rabbi Goldstein
Michel Pupin
Richard Harrigan
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U. S. Supreme Court
Adolph Ochs
Jane Addams
Will Rogers
Richard Warrison
God
Green Pastures
Booker T. Washington
Clifton Laurence Jones
Piney Woods
Richard Harrison
Ontario
White
Taft
Brandies
Hughes
Cardoza
Hugo
Justice Holmes
Helen Kellar
Frances Willard
Protest Higher Telephone Rates Meet Held In Columbus Junction
A public meeting led by Mayor W G Roberts in Columbus Junction protested proposed increases by the Iowa Illinois Telephone Co. The plan would raise business phones 50 cents monthly and residence lines 25 cents. Representatives of the company attended.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
W G. Roberts
Iowa Illinois Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Advice from Daughter to Father on Late Show
A Washington businessman living on Fast Main Street promised to take his young daughter to the show. The girl foresees lateness and warns her father not to shave that night, quipping that no one should be close to him. The anecdote reflects how young girls pick up social cues early.
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Washington
Washington County Nebraska Broadcast Mentioned by Casey
Jim Casey confirms he heard a broadcast referencing Washington County in Nebraska. The remark ties to a news item noting regional coverage and local reactions.
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Jim Casey
Washington County
Nebraska
Music Shop Visit Seeks Harp or Harmonica for Son
A husband and wife visited Sorden's Music Shop seeking a musical instrument for their son. They considered a jews harp or a harmonica and chose the harmonica, hoping to start a promising musical career. no contract details are known yet.
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Sorden
fYreports
Duke Tias Passed On Duke McCutchen Dies From Cruel Act
Washington mourns Duke the popular dog found dead on Dr. Lloyds lawn after an act of cruelty attributed to a south Washington suspect. Known for greeting all, Duke inspired tears among Lloyds children and many friends in the community. Duke had no enemies, only friends, and his loss leaves a void in the town.
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Duke Tias
Duke” McCutchen
Washington
Duke
Canman
J. M. Lioyds
Doc Lloyd
Washington Federal Savings
Duke's Loan Building Bribery Tale Emerges
The article notes Duke's Loan Building as a popular hangout run by the C. M. McCutchen family and cites a new type of bribery with Office Grouch and his wife reacting to his gloom. O. G. quips that when all else fails you try bribery.
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Duke
C. M. McCutchen
O. G
Washington square reunion of two women described
Two women meet on a Washington square and exchange greetings, the first noting it has been years since they last saw each other and remarking on the other’s appearance. The brief mention hints at a chance encounter in a public place.
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Washington Square
Ideal Now A Delicacy That Builds Cold Resistance
The item is described as delicious and claimed to boost resistance to colds. It is praised for its mild lactic acid content, which is said to be beneficial and gentle on the digestive system.
Unknown dialogue fragment signals event in saw space
Two speakers exchange a line about recognition and attire, mentioning a saw space and a tomorrow occurrence. The fragment includes casual dialogue and the name Vo. Oo. T. and hints at a social or theatrical setting with an informal tone. Additional context is needed for precise characterization.
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Washington, D. C
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