Sunday School Lesson February 10 Commentary on Mark
A Rev G M Stearns commentary analyzes Jesus retreat from the crowd to pray and teach about remaining united with the Father Son and Holy Spirit. It urges believers to be redeemed and wholly for God, bear fruit, resist Satan, and live as true disciples with names written in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Nealing
E Mountain
John
Jesus
Judas Israriol
Philip
Imke
Will
Optimistic Marion Teen Heads to France as Nurse
A Marion Indiana young woman, age about 100 years old in the OCR, plans to go to France to serve as a nurse. The item expresses cautious hope that the war ends before she reaches adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marion
France
Spain Must Stay Back Rest of Game In Tumultuous Clash
Spain faced tense moments as Kansas City Times commentators urged restraint and focus. The second half had yet to unfold, with pressure rising and teams ready to sharpen their edge in pursuit of advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Spain
Tutte
Jonger
Letters From Waterloo Boys in the Service
Miss Maria Brainerd receives a communication from Eveline W. Brainerd detailing library efforts for Waterloo soldiers in France. The piece describes book shortages, what literature soldiers want, and how donors and Carnegie libraries can help, with scenes of hut readers, hymn books, dictionaries, and proofs of libraries in war zones.
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Maria Brace
Eveline W. Brainerd
Waterloo
France
Carnegie
Paris
Y.M.C. A
England
America
S Lita
Gordon
Tennyson
United States
Kipling and Seeger
Service and
Wells
Algeria
Foyer du Soldat
Sammy
Empey
Sailor Schools and Camouflage
Seven American correspondents tour British naval training ships to observe daily routines, discipline, and the democratic promotion system. The piece contrasts British shipboard schooling with American Great Lakes training, noting long enlistment, early entry under 15, and a focus on turning youths into sailors rather than temporary trainees.
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George TY. Bye
London
Great Britain
John F. Parkerson
Associated Press
Stuart Sessions
The
Christian Serenica Monitor
J. GC. Welliver
New York
San
Shipboard Cadets Train In Gunnery And Shipwright Craft
The program trains boys in advanced gunnery and target practice with mock fire, records exam results on target cards, and covers ship identification and rigging. Separate classes teach gun construction, sun mechanisms, and handling anchors, with drills aboard ships like the Monitor era vessels. Additional shipwork shops teach engine theory, boiler and rack systems, and stoking using shovel drills to maximize coal efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PeriGale
Te Monitor
Thera
Thing Boys With Mechation Abilities at Artifacts School
Fragmented OCR text describes a school for boys with mechanical abilities aboard ashore and at sea. It mentions wireless classes, bonding, signals, and illumination by lights and mirrors. The narrative shifts to naval life, officers, and a chaotic scene with technical devices and endorsements of a coming year.
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Royal Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Lake Bluff
Til
Great Lakes
Riddle West
Artifects
Aianal
Cini
Sandy
Anetiona Naga
Rye Bread and Rye Flour Substitutes in Food Admin Guide
The food administration promotes rye as a wheat flour substitute with similar gluten value and bread making usefulness. Proportions suggest six pounds rye to two pounds wheat to conserve wheat. recipes for rye bread and rye cake are outlined with basic ingredients and steps.
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The
Food Administration
Atios
Recipe fragment and quirky historical clippings mix
A jumbled recipe fragment describes making muffins with lean powder flour and melted fat, noting to mix dry ingredients and add milk gradually then bake twenty five minutes in greased pans. The clipping from Birmingham Age Herald mentions showers and a cheeky question about coal showers.
Be Careful in Using Soap on Your Hair
An old advertisement advises using plain coconut oil for hair care instead of soaps and shampoos. It claims coconut oil cleanses without alkali, removes dust and dandruff, leaves hair soft and glossy, and lasts months for a family, available at drug stores.
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SELES
Mark Ijil
G.M. Stearns
Valentine Wallace
Chicago
Walter Hackett
Wallace
Clair Price
Coney Island
Stoker
Floren
Otr
Reral Navy
Shipa Nas
nytif_eark
Wan
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St. Monticello
W. H. Hoover
Iowa
Eads Poltoy
Birmingham Age-Heralda
Anybutty
Uuy
Leath
Says Leath
East
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