Lessons From Exodus On Daily Bread And Providence
A sermon outline discusses Israel in the wilderness, murmuring over food, and God’s provisions of quail and manna. It links daily bread to dependence on God, notes obedience and Sabbath lessons, and frames manna as a type of Christ for eternal life. It emphasizes gratitude and divine patience.
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Egypt
Moses
Aaron
Elim
Red Sea
Christ Cloin
Christ
Gilead
Nature study praised as prayer and divine design
A reflection on studying nature as pleasing to God and akin to prayer. It extols learning the laws of nature to honor the first inventor and designer of the world, and suggests love for nature stems from knowledge.
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Blu
God
Leovarde da Vine
Think First Upon God Morning and Night
A devotional aphorism urges starting and ending each day with God. The fragment emphasizes turning thoughts toward divine service at dawn and again at night, reflecting a pious habit.
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God
Jeremy Taylor
Recital at Hamilton Studio Delights Washington Audience
At Miss Carolyn Hamilton’s home 221 East Main street yesterday evening a recital featured Miss Hamilton and her sister Mrs Hugh H McCleery in vocal duets and Miss Maurine McLaughlin on piano. About 150 guests applauded an extra duet and several solos, including The American's Come, with audience standing for the number. Maria McLaughlin's accompaniment praised as a highlight. out of town guests and Monmouth College students attended.
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Washington
Carolyn Hamilton
East Main Street
Miss Hamilton
Hugh H. McCleery
Maurine McLaughlin
France
Town
James Love
Ainsworth
Oscar Axthelm
Keola
Beth Jamison
Winfield
Margaret McCornack
Carolyn White
Grace Young
Sarah Meloy
Monmouth College
Louise Livingston
Ruth Pierce
Mildred McLaughlin
Evelyn Eldridge
Monmouth
Mc-Laughlin
Pinsuit
Wanderer
Rubinstein
Newton Miss Hamilton
McCleery
Rachmaninoff
Miss McLaughlin
Ee Marston
Metcalf
Batten Shadowtown
Lynes
Church Services Schedule From Rev. Edgar D. Clark
All services as usual on Sunday February 2. Preaching morning and evening by Rev. Edgar D. Clark of this city. Sunday school at 9 20 morning worship at 11 00 Young People meeting at 4 evening service at 7 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 A cordial invitation to all services is extended Rev M R Regan Pastor
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Edgar D. Clark
M. R. Regan
Armored Auto Patrols Michigan Highways
In Lansing on February 1 Colonel Roy C. Vandercook of the state constabulary announces an armored automobile will patrol highways crossing the Ohio Michigan boundary. The move follows multiple pistol fights between whisky runners and officers enforcing the prohibition law. Whisky runners operating between Toledo and Michigan cities have intensified their efforts since the federal prohibition amendment was ratified.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Toledo
Roy C. Vandercook
Constabulary
Fatal Blast Wrecks Nyack Plant Injures Workers
A blast and fire at the American Aniline Products plant in Nyack New York killed one person and injured 12 others. Several workers remain unaccounted for as investigators assess $7 million in property damage and regional shock from the explosions. Nyack High School will close for two weeks for repairs after glass injuries to pupils.
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Nyack
N. Y
American Aniline Products Company
New York City
Tia
Mae
Wien
Alent
German Children on Rhine Parade Mock Guard in Coblenz
In Coblenz on February 1 a few hundred American troops watched about six to fourteen year old locals stage a parody Prussian guard parade before the Giant Fuerstenhof. A six year old led in a hussar cap and tin sword as older youths beat toy drums and wore gray caps, sparking reflections on Germany’s future military strength and infant vitality.
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Coblenz
Mackensen
Papas
Kaiser
Germany
France
Rhine
Want Column Clue Leads to Hidden Item Find
In a brisk want column puzzle, readers are invited to search a printed page for a concealed object. The note hints at a value hidden within daily listings, urging sharp eyes and careful scanning.
Baby bandits grip Des Moines in city crime wave
Des Moines police report a surge of auto thefts and hold ups by youths dubbed baby bandits aged 14 to 21. Seven youths were detained as detectives launched a city wide drag net. Since Sept 1, 235 cars were stolen with over $2060,000 in losses. 136 recovered. Authorities blame lenient courts for repeat offenses and say juveniles are organized to jack cars and resell in nearby cities. Cars stolen included Cadillacs Hudson Haynes Dort and Fords were less common.
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Des Moines
MacDonald
Herman Kirsch
Seventh St
Kirsch
Griffin
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Mr. MacDonald
Sheriff's Office
America Feeds World Exports Hit 1918 High
The United States shipped foodstuffs worth over 2 billion dollars in 1918 up from prewar levels, with record volumes of beef bacon and condensed milk and gains to India Cuba Straits Settlements Hong Kong Japan the Philippines and Canada.
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America
Washington
United States
National City Bank of New York
Europe
India
Cuba
Straits Settlements
Hong Kong
Japan
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Belgium
Mexico
Newfoundland
British Africa
Y War Work Council Ships Great Cargo to Soldiers Overseas
A December report by William Sloane shows the Y M C A War Work Council sent $2,778,208.92 in goods to soldiers abroad including 54,473,000 cigarettes 102,378 baseballs and 1,511,792 cans of jam. Over eighteen months the overseas program totals $24,455,059.27 with more than 36 percent of items for free use by troops.
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War Work Council
William Sloane
Overseas Purchasing Department
Sloane
France
Newton Daily News Buys Newton Record Narrowing Field
Newton, Feb 1. The Newton Daily News has purchased the Newton Record, a republican weekly, leaving it alone in Newton’s newspaper field. The sale ends competition as four papers once existed, including two dailies.
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Newton News
Newton
Newton Daily News
Newton Record
The
Record
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Uniforn International
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Hamilton
Mrs. Mc
Cleery
Wild Bird
Donizetti-Rys-Herbert
First Baptist
Ohio Line
Nyack, N. Y
Iowa
Cadillac
Hudson
Haynes
Dort
Canada
Australia
Chile
Cascara
A. Po
Mit
Sure
Cpiuten
Storce
Community Benefit Association
Brassieres
W. B
W. B. Forma
W.B. Reduso
Weingarten Lxps., Inc
New York
Chicago
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