The Birth of Jesus and Gods Gift to the World
A church lesson outlines Johns gospel themes for Christmas with The Word made flesh through the virgin birth, Jesus as God and Creator, and the supreme reason for revelation Gods love in John 316. It highlights witnesses John the Baptist and the Evangelist and explains eternal life for believers.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Earth
Zacchaeus
Jesus Christ
The
Witnesses
the Baptist
John the Baptist
John the Evangelist
Let Us Shine for the Lord Jesus
A brief devotional line urging positive spirit with faith in Jesus Christ. Attributed to M. G. H. the message emphasizes brightness of the heart amid gloom.
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Lord Jesus
It Is Easier to Discuss Duties Than Do Our Own
A religious reflection cites John G. Whittier on avoiding self criticism. The Western Christian Advocate notes that faith and scripture reveal moral gates and paths to heaven.
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John G. Whittler
Yard Lights Prove Useful in Electrified Farmyards
Yard lights on farms especially large operations have been successfully tested in a few localities. Electric lighting replaces lanterns in barnyards and aids after dark and dawn work. A northwest farmer uses a windmill light controlled from house and barn to light the route between buildings and as a beacon during blizzards.
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Bliz
National Group Backs Studies on Farm Electrification
A national committee on the Relation of Electricity to Agriculture, based in Chicago with Dr. E. A. White as director, aims to map how electric service can reach farms as in cities and how farming use can be profitable. Members include the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Electric Light Association.
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Chicago
E. A. White
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Electric Light Association
Power Farming Association
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Government Departments
Agriculture, Commerce and Interior
J. W. Coverdale
G. C. Neff
Electric incubators claim stronger hatch in Red Wing study
Farmers in Red Wing Minnesota report electric incubators yield hardier chicks than oil incubators. A farmer boastfully claims an electric-hatched rooster can beat an oil-hatched one every time as researchers study electrification on farms.
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Red Wing
Minn
Electric Refrigeration Seen as Key to Power Farming
Dairy industry observers expect electric refrigerators to transform farm operations by preserving cream milk and butter and enabling fresh egg storage on poultry farms. States with ice quotas for cows may benefit, and General Electric promotes refrigeration as a profitable farm appliance.
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General Electric Company
Gauging a Giant Electricity's promise reshapes cities
A weekly writer calls electricity a great giant lifting the country. Chares A. Coffin, founder of General Electric, says electricity will spark decentralization to ease city crowding. The outcome hinges on Father Time.
Brilliance for the Stars Function Gowns Glisten on Stage
Gowns worn on the New York stage glow brilliantly after exposure to electrical floodlights. The dresses have been treated with a chemical containing radium, causing glowing spots of varying tints when stage lights drop.
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New York
Education by Radio Is Coming, Say Teachers
National Education Association leaders foresee a broad permanent public education by radio. Educators at the Washington convention praised radio as a knowledge disseminator equal to the printing press. They noted 73 schools and colleges already broadcasting from their stations, with rural and isolated areas as prime future beneficiaries.
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Washington
National Education Association
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