Ten Greatest Years of History or Christ’s Early Church
A Des Moines preacher argues the ten years of Christ’s ministry 30 to 26 A D as humanity’s pivotal era. He cites Pentecost and early Christian unity as proof the spirit’s power outmatches wealth and life, proposing twelve Palestine experiments as preparation for world expansion.
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Christ
Lfe
Temple
Jesus
Stephen
Judea
Samaria
Palestine
Ereast
TOKVOS OR APLOMA CANAL PLAN REVISED
The plan for a deep waterway canal between Tokyo and Yokohama is revived. a 20,000,000 yen appropriation is proposed for completion. Four years required. The project aims to ease port traffic and reduce transfer of cargo between Yokohama and Tokyo due to current inadequate transport links.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Japan Advertiser
Department of Home Affairs
Diet
Transport links to improve as water routes strained
Sailboats and lighters operated between the two points for remaining freight by water but constant delays and damage on crowded routes make traffic unsatisfactory. Freight rates and commodity classes have been adjusted to reflect the distance and costs.
Need of World Today Shows Confidence Through Experience
The quote contrasts showing and leading, arguing that true confidence comes from following the footsteps of experience rather than mere instruction. It emphasizes the need for decisive leadership rooted in tested practice.
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Grif
English Watches Sold Abroad and Bought in England Exceed Four Thousand
The English watch industry saw more than four thousand units moved overseas and then purchased within England last year. This figure highlights robust cross border trade and strong domestic demand for timepieces across markets.
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England
Foreign Missionaries Growth Lesson From Antioch
Lesson for July 5 outlines the spread of foreign missions starting at Antioch with Barnabas and Paul. It covers the Spirit calling and church sending, preaching in Cyprus, and Elymas the sorcerer as the first major obstacle, highlighting the church’s missionary role and Spirit-led boldness.
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Barnabas
Sain
Chintki
Chuurch
Antioch
Emil
Elymas
Sergius Paulus
Sav
Fosmas
Adam
Garden of Eden
Jesus
God
Pleasant Hill Social Visits Noted Across Community
Mr and Mrs dd Chalupa and son Eugene visited Silas Caldwell. Earl Kephart Bertha and Beatrice visited John Shebeck. Bryan Swift and children visited Will Caldwell. Rev BOW Pettit was entertained at Ben Miller home. Lizzie Corbin and daughters Nita and Margaret visited relatives. Neighbors attended the funeral of Mrs Joseph Murphy. Elmer Kephart Mrs Lewis Baker and grandson Lawrence Baker spent Wednesday at Earl Kephart's.
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Pleasant Hill
Dd Chalupa
Eugene
Silas Caldwell
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
John Shebeck
Bryan Swift
Will Caldwell
Bow. Pettit
Ben Miller
Lizzie Corbin
Nita
Margaret
Joseph Murphy
Elmer Kephart
Lewis Baker
Lawrence Baker
Wenorday
Eureka
Herman Potratz
A. Potratz
Williams
George Tooman
Washington
John Tracy
L. C. Woodburn
Clark Wood
D. G. Beenbloasom
Lawrence McCune
Life in God and for Freedom by George A Gordon
A reflective excerpt asserting justice honor mercy and moral mastery as essential to living in the present. It emphasizes freedom over anxiety fear doubt despair and death and frames life as content with God and aligned with divine fate.
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George A. Gordon
News Notes From Eureka Area Farm Life
Eureka June notes recount visits among Potratz and Woodburn families, church events, and a rainy season boosting crops. Local socials include repairs, graduations, car trips to Lansing, and a plea against chicken thieves amid seasonal hail and cool weather.
Local Notes From Drakesville And Richland Chautauqua
Rev Bennett and wife returned from a visit to his relatives at Drakesville on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L B Luithly attended Richland Chautauqua last week and said it was fine. Ardith Luithly visited her uncle William Luithly the past week and went to chautauqua daily. The period had heavy rain but is clearing up and gardens are growing well. Mrs Essie Kerrigan and family also mentioned.
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Oren
Pat
Mildred May
Franklin Wagoner
Sam Baker
Vera Tucker
Mabel
Donald Burges
Jo Augustine
Davenport
Phillis Kerrigan
Alfred Steinbeck
Kenneth
Raymond Steinbeck
Keith
Lansing
Michigan
Elam Johnson
Kermit Steinbeck
van Gabby
Carrol Steinbeck
Valentine Fleig
Chicago
Florelle Sargent
Mia
Barnes
Virginia
Smith Center
Kansas
L. B. Lmithly
Minnesota
Timmons
Cy Timmons
Lexnngton
John Bender
Lucille
Katona
Snider
George Jarrard
Rubio
Bennett
Drakesville
L. B. Luithly
Richland Chautauqua
Ardith Luithly
William Luithly
Chautauqua
Essie Kerrigan
London Fog Fades as Electric Use Grows
London fog is drying due to reduced smoke from coal fires as electric power gains ground. The fog forms from condensation of water vapor on countless smoke particles, but cleaner energy lessens the issue even as the city still battles polluted air.
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London
Maple Red Maple Earns Year Round Beauty Recommendation
The American Tree Association of Washington touts the red maple as a top pick for year round appeal. It remains attractive in winter and the group offers planting instructions.
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American ‘Tree Association of Washington
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Robert W. Thompson
Des Moines, Iowa
Aploma
Faapan
Syracuse University
Harriet Bissell
College of Home Economics
Iowa
ATLAS
Huebinger
United States
the Journal
Paul
Saul
Tii
Cyprus
Andrew
Havre
Wavre
Moretin Westen
Joe Kliopfenstein
Orris
John Caldwell
John Wagoner
John Zieclowsky
Bob Warren
Philip
Gladden
John Baer
Philip Gerdes
Edgar Meyer
Navre
John Reeves
Howard Witting
Homer Kephart
R H. Moore
Strauss
Augustine
Marinda Oswalt
Vint Emery
Richmond, Iowa
Kalona
Washington Quartet
Richmond Glee Club
G. A. Kenderdine
Iowa City
Chas. E. Byrnes
Cedar Rapids
Be. Oliver Chapleau
Miss Kron
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