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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
6
The lesson outlines Jesus before Annas Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin then before Pilate, detailing Pilate's questions and choices. It notes Roman authority, Jesus answering, Barabbas controversy, Pilate's refusal to take responsibility, and the crowd demanding crucifixion.
A public health service survey finds 37 percent of 12 000 tested school children have defective vision. Only 10 percent of those in need of glasses wear them, with 14 to 16 year olds showing the worst access to eyewear. The Eye Sight Conservation Council urges nationwide screening and corrective glasses for all needing them.
The Best Man line extols a man who wishes the best even if limited in action. In Our Prayer Bunyan notes that a heart in prayer matters more than uttered words.
A guide urging readers to win souls through love and by meeting people where they are, emphasizing personal outreach and genuine engagement as key tactics.
A sharp sales man tries small talk with a freckle faced office boy guarding the manager’s door. The boy counters with wit about a yellowing potted plant and a century plant less than a year old. The man sneers that the boy is a fool, and the boy retorts the only thing separating them is the desk.
Ho hum spring is near and Christmas jewelry is turning green in Ed Purdy's Philosophy column. The playful quip riffs on seasonal mood and holiday sparkle.
Mrs. I E Terry of 309 Whaley St Columbia S C testifies Anuric tablets eased chronic back and kidney pain after a period of distress under medical care. The ad urges obtaining Anuric from a dealer or sending 10c for a trial package to Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo N Y.
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