Ezekiel Preaching to Exiles and the Good Shepherd
Lesson outlines Ezekiel's ministry to captives, urging remembrance of sin, divine judgment, and future restoration. It highlights false shepherds, neglect of the sick and lost, and God’s pledge to search, restore, and bless Israel through the Messiah, the Prince of Peace.
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Ezekiel
Jeremiah
Ezek
Terael
Israel
Heid
Ezra
Nehemiah
Jesus Christ
Good Shepherd
Our Freedom Quote by Maurice Maeterlinck
A publication presents Maurice Maeterlinck on freedom and labor shaping a nation's moral worth. The remark suggests hours spent in freedom reflect collective character as much as toil.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Makes Life Interesting
A concise reflection on living partly in the past and partly in the future, noting how this mix keeps life engaging and unpredictable. The line suggests a philosophical view of time influencing everyday experience and curiosity.
Electronic Study Reveals New Laws Scientists Report
Pasadena researchers at the California Institute of Technology under Professor Robert A Milikan confirm light energy travels in quanta and follows the same rules as matter. The work also suggests radioactivity arises from cosmic star dust, not the sun, impacting wireless and radio communication studies.
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Pasadena
Cal
California Istitute of Technology
Robert A. Miliken
Ace
A. H. Compton
Compton
William Duane
Harvard University
Harvard
California Institute of Technology
J. A. Breeker
Nations
Phyetes
Becker
Duane
Rue A
National Re
Mount Whitney
Continental
United States
Otis
Navy sailors push sports to front lines of Pacific fleet
In San Pedro June 1 the AP reports that athletic programs now attract heavy attention in the Pacific battle fleet. Each battleship fields teams across at least ten major sports, with boxing and wrestling once dominant but now joined by football baseball track boxing rifle swimming and water polo amid gymnasium and equipment shortages.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Cal
Tadedee
Century life toll on contenders in hearing delays
A fragmented note laments the struggle of contenders to gain a hearing as life expectancy rises toward a century, suggesting aging episodes complicate access to attention and justice for those seeking their share.
Florida Swami Snake Found in South Carolina Study
A USC professor and students near Columbia discover an adolescent black swamp snake 48 seminatrix pygea, previously thought native to Florida. The find prompts questions about how the species reached 360 miles north of its established range with speculation it was overlooked in intervening Florida Georgia and South Carolina.
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Columbia
D. C
J.D. Carrington
University of South Carolina
Florida
Corrington
Georgia
Carolina
Silk Farm in California Begins Silk Worm Incubation
A silk farm near Oroville starts incubating over two million silk worm eggs for commercial silk production. Eggs were imported from France and Italy, and the operation includes more than 25,000 mulberry trees to feed the worms and supply cocoon material.
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Oroville
Cal
Here
France
Italy
Hangs Bound to Oak at Capp's Lodge near Burford
An oak near Capp's Lodge in Oxfordshire bears the inscription H D T D 1784. Local lore says the Dundsen brothers, leaders of a highway robbery gang, were gibbeted there at Gloucester and that the tree has ceased to grow since.
Obituary of Gertie Sloat of Keota Iowa
Gertie Nellie Sloat born April 26 1890 in North Platte Nebraska died May 29 1924 at her Keota Iowa home aged 34 1 4. She moved to Keokuk county as an infant and joined the Methodist church at Keota at age ten. For years she faced declining health yet kept busy with crochet embroidery and nursery care. She valued friendship gratitude and kindness and is survived by her mother Stella Sloat and brother Ralph Sloat of Richland.
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Keota
Gertie Nellie Sloat
North Platte
Nebraska
Iowa
Keokuk County
J. K. Payne
Gerties
Stella Sloat
Gertie
Ralph Sloat
Richland
Degree awarded at Columbia 179th commencement
At its 179th commencement Columbia University conferred Doctor of Laws on Andrew W Mellon secretary of the treasury Victor Lawson publisher of the Chicago Daily News Melville E Stone AP counsellor and Adolph S Ochs publisher of the New York Times
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary
the Treasury
Victor Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Melville E. Stone
The
Adolph 8. Ochs
New York Times
Record honors Gertie Ludwig with final tribute
The obituary notes Gertie Ludwig survived by sister Mrs Ida Ludwing of Bennett Iowa and maternal grandfather H P Newton. It mentions four nieces and nephews Fern and Edward Ludwig as affectionate beneficiaries and closes with the Christ quotation She done what she could.
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Ida Ludwing
Bennett
Iowa
H. P. Newton
Fern
Edward Ludwig
Gertie
Christ
BALKAN EASTER CALENDAR SPLIT OVER OBSERVANCE
Easter celebrations in the Balkans split between western and old Orthodox calendars. Greece adopted the western calendar by law for public life, while many parishes observed Good Friday with the western world. Conservative church leaders pressed for the old style, and in some places force was used. However, the old style persisted in church observances across the region.
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Athens
Balkans
Greece
Heirarchy
Balkan States
Altho
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Ellowstone
California
H.W. Russell
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C. C
Pols
South Carolana
Andrew Mellon
Hoel Pate
Chi
Clark Street
Madison Street
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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