Fruit Bearing Verse Devotional for Thursday
Bible Thought for Today presents John 15 3 4 about fruit bearing and staying in the vine. The verses emphasize cleansing through the word and abiding in Christ as the source of fruit.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
4
Bible Thought for Today presents John 15 3 4 about fruit bearing and staying in the vine. The verses emphasize cleansing through the word and abiding in Christ as the source of fruit.
A discussion of lobbyists on both sides of policy, noting that any lobbyist may pursue moral, commercial, or reform aims. It cites Mark Sullivan on liquor interests and the Anti-Saloon League, highlighting Wheeler's salary and character as a sincere Prohibition advocate.
January 1904 Tribune summary from St Louis and Chicago observers notes Sunday closing laws are unevenly enforced. Saloons operate openly under corporate ownership while churches remain closed. Reports from Illinois describe weak enforcement and political interference in liquor regulation.
Observers from Cincinnati Milwaukee and New Orleans describe Sunday liquor rules as dead letters with weak enforcement. Reports allege ties between liquor interests and political bosses shape local elections and policy, while state and city ordinances remain largely ignored for years.
The article describes simple foot arch tests using soaked feet, kneeling on a pillow, and rising without hand support to judge arch strength. It advises toe raises and walking with turned toes to strengthen the arches and suggests cushions, rest, and mild massage. it also notes arch supports as a last resort and explains arches act as springy shock absorbers. It then shifts to anecdotes about Amos Parrish, an orthophonic phonograph delivery, and Lon Chaney, highlighting family adversity and Chaney's later fame.
Oddball notes mix Christmas wishes and local chatter from a small town column. Mentions high schoolers, fashion hats, family relations, school programs, holiday shopping, sick relatives, and weekend visitors across Ottumwa and nearby Fairfield with light humor and community details.
A group of boys gathered at Marvin Dale Stumpf’s home for his tenth birthday party. They played games and enjoyed cake ice cream and sandwiches while opening presents. The event included several attendees and helpers, with notes on present health and local observations following.
VEO Manager and Bray YEO report hogs delivered to Greeson and Nordyke in Richland last Thursday. Chas Georgy worked the past week slaughtering and dehorning cattle. Bud Coil and son-in-law Mr Veser visit N.E. area. Bray family and children in Fairfield. Ottumwa visitors include Mrs Milton Jones and Mrs Esther Johnson. Bill Grinstead and others also mentioned.
A short list of English usage tips and mispronunciations. Covers phrases like between themselves and among among with guidance on pronunciation for sum e und and common misspellings. Includes a word study approach and a note on the term divergence of view producing discord.
The American Legion distributes a five color map of the United States with condensed titles at cost. Readers may obtain a copy by sending ten cents in coins to the Haskin Information Bureau Legion Division Washington DC. Include newspaper name and full address.
A jumbled roster of place names and figures includes Michigan and Florida game mentions Rhode Island density 570.7 pea le per square mite St Louis BIR209 California September Minnesota May and December 2 Missouri Columbia Iowa 501700000 Texas first Ohio 41940 square miles Maine 33040 Des Moines Louisville 320100 Des Moines River.
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