Danzig Free City Earns Heavy Tax From Casino
In Zoppot the Free City of Danzig is called the Monte Carlo of the North as visitors from Poland and Germany gamble at a lavish casino. The city takes 60 percent of casino gross, with profits funding social welfare. the rest covers running costs. The casino plans include a new oceanfront hotel near the former crown prince villa.
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Zoppot
Free City
Danzig
Baltic
Europe
Uanzic
Poland
Germany
Appet
Free City of
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater
Revision of an English lesson prepared for the Moody Bible Institute. The piece discusses Sunday school teachings and aims to guide teachers in presenting biblical topics to students.
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PB. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of
Western Newwspaper Union
Doors of the Word in James Life under Persecution
A lesson on James 1 19 27 for junior and intermediate levels explains Engrafted Word as implanted truth leading to regeneration through the Holy Spirit. It urges swift hearing slow speech and slow wrath during worship and discussions amid Jewish Christian trials.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Junius
LCOS
James
Jesus Ches K I
de Swift
Religious Doers of the Word Emphasized in Sermon Notes
A sermon stresses slow wrath and doing the word. It warns anger harms righteousness and urges self knowledge through obedience. It highlights controlling the tongue aiding the needy and keeping from worldly influence. Survivors of the Boxer uprising reunite aboard a German gunboat with wartime memories.
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God
Sitis
Taku Forts
Vou Lans
Joseph Herrings
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Danzig Free City
Monte Carlo
Tokio
Shimpei Goto
Russia
Viscount Goto
Soviet Bureau of Trade
TOR
Wento Courr
Egome
Berlin
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Malden
Macs
Davis
Sateens
Percales
Mildred Hoffman
Craters and Packers
Iowa Warehouse Co
Waterloo
Iowa
Scane
Adler of
Rochester
Stein Bloch
Society Brand
Iwlen’s
Cooper
K &T Clothes Shop
Scane’s Clothes Shop
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