Bible Thought for Today December 15 1926
The devotional note reflects on courage and faith from 2 Chronicles 32 7 8 urging strength for daunting threats. It emphasizes that divine support outweighs earthly might and invites trust in God over fear.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1926
Page
4
The devotional note reflects on courage and faith from 2 Chronicles 32 7 8 urging strength for daunting threats. It emphasizes that divine support outweighs earthly might and invites trust in God over fear.
The piece notes heated views on Russia and calls for patience as reforms unfold. It references the Sherwood Eddy expedition and the debate over recognition, alongside Kirby Page’s remarks about Russia’s current conditions and idealism.
A critical assessment outlines Russia under the Communist Party as a dictatorship with a controlled press and no opposition. It details the G P U spy system, restrictions on free discussion, and repression of counter revolutions. The author argues the Third International is Moscow controlled and warns of worldwide communist agitation and violent overthrow.
The excerpt presents a daily vocabulary note focusing on the word INTENSITY defined as the state of being intense. It includes common usage guidance on misused phrases and misspellings and offers synonyms such as unwilling and reluctant while illustrating the word in a sentence about overpowering love.
A collage of verse and comic snippets contrasts winter gloom with economic strain. It weaves cartoons of poverty, radio jokes, a Ford sale sign, Red Riding Hood updated for sleet, and a legal notice fragment from Washington County Iowa, all captured in a single newspaper page excerpt.
The account recalls a five to six hour drive on perilous Iowa highways as sleet falls and despair rises. Hubert Craft stops to help, offers encouragement, and stays with the traveler until they reach the pavement at 5 30 A M CST, ending in a triumphant relieved mood.
A fragmented humorous poem page riffs on war taxes before war and the Christmas season. snippets mention family gifts, anonymous love letters, peace, mass, Santa, and newlyweds with cheeky lines about liver dishes and moral reflection.
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