Paul the Dauntless and His Conversion to Faith
The lesson outlines Paul’s birth in Tarsus, pious home training, biblical devotion, Jewish zeal, and a trade. It details his conversion on the Damascus road, an honest inquiry to follow God’s will, and his aim to know Christ’s resurrection while pressing toward the prize.
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Christ Jesus
Paul
Paul the Dauntless
Annals of History
Tarsus
Moses
Samuel
Timothy
Joseph
David
Isaiah
Achilles
Hercules
Ulysses
Damascus
Jerusalem
Hereven
Saul
Nazareth
Christ
Excursion to Big Shriners Meeting Announced
The Linville River Railway and others will run special round trip fares from E T L A lines to Johnson City Tennessee for the Shrine Ceremonial on Monday September 10. Johnson City Nobles expect a large delegation from Boone and nearby to attend the convention of Kerobra Temple and push plans for a grand event in East Tennessee.
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Linville River Railway
Johnson City
Tenn
Kerbera Temple
East Tennessee
Boone and
Life in a small town ideal over city living says Elizabeth News
The Elizabeth Kentucky News argues small towns blend neighborly care with accessible comforts. It contrasts city anonymity and ignorance with town kinship, safety, and social cohesion, calling rural life preferable for its culture, privacy, and communal support.
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Tven
Elizabeth
Early Lamb Weaning Advice for Easter Market
Raleigh N C Aug 27 The State College and Department of Agriculture sheep agent G P Williams advises farmers to wean lambs early to ensure better breeding for next year. He notes that lambs nursing late may hinder early breeding, especially cross bred ewes, and recommends separating late dropped lambs from ewes before breeding. Also reports death of Mr Jack Henson of Amantha with interment at Henson Chapel.
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Raleigh N. C
G. P. Williams
State College
Department of Agriculture
Modern aluminum pan method cleans tarnished silver
Mrs. Jane Ss. McKimmon advises a home demonstration technique to brighten tarnished silver. A quart of boiling water, one teaspoon soda, one teaspoon salt, and an aluminum pan create a cleaner action without scratching, followed by hot soapy wash and a soft cloth for a satiny finish.
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Jane Ss. McKimmon
James J. Jeffries Turns Evangelist In Los Angeles
A Los Angeles report says former prize fighter James J. Jeffries plans to spend his remaining years as an evangelist. Some doubt his preaching ability while others expect crowds to gather to see the ex champion who once fought for fame and fortune. If sincere, he could influence seekers but critics fear the venture may harm true evangelism.
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James J. Jeffries
N. C. Christian Advocate
Los Angeles
Mr. Jeffries
Christ
W Hut
How to Make Grape Jelly With Mrs Morris Recipe
A recipe from Mrs Cornelia C Morris of the Agricultural Extension service describes making grape jelly. Use 8 pounds grapes half under ripe, 2 pounds water, crush and boil, strain juice, add 0.5 to 0.75 times sugar, then boil to 223 degrees F. Grapes need less sugar than apples due to pectin content. overcooking and excess sugar cause failures.
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Cornelia C. Morris
Agricultural Extension Service
North Carolina Sees Growing Interest in Permanent Pasture
Extension workers report rising interest in establishing permanent pasture in North Carolina. Livestock and pastures are identified as two great needs of the state.
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North Carolina
Select Your Cotton Seed This Fall From Bull Rot Free Fields
Choose seed from fields not infected with bull rot and practice crop rotation and careful seed selection to prevent spread and protect yields.
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Mowgy Oan aBe
Setitu
Weate Evans
Paul, the Apostle
Dickens
Emerson
St. Pierre
Shriners
Linville River Roads
Jack Henson
Amantha
Henson Chapel
Agricultural Extension Raleigh
Blowing Rock, N. C
American Tobacco
Wrigleys
Chevrolet
Boone Garage
Walter Johnson
Menseer
Oldfield
Oldfeld
W. Ralph Winkler
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