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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
15
A 1918 Sunday School lesson by Rev. P.B. Fitzwater D.D., noted as Teacher of English at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, appears in this Western Newspaper Union transmission. The piece presents instructional religious teaching for church instruction.
Lesson outlines Luke 24 and accompanying references on Jesus as the risen Lord. The Emmaus walk recalls two disciples, one named Cleopas, as they fail to recognize Christ until he explains the scriptures. The lesson emphasizes understanding the Old Testament prophecies about death and resurrection and the need to perceive Christ in sorrow.
The passage notes Jesus appearing to disciples at table, opening eyes to see him in ordinary acts. It urges believers to recognize the Lord in meals, commerce, and recreation, promising his presence. The disciples feel joy and rush to share the resurrection message after understanding the Scriptures.
Radio Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa schedules 400 meter and 455 meter weather forecasts. Central standard time March 99 features chimes concerts and market updates. Good Friday program by the B S Orchestra includes a health talk by Daniel Chase and various musical selections. General Electric Schenectady transmission on 370 meters with regimental band, piano, vocal and instrumental numbers. Wireless 'Palinphotophore' address by General J M Harbord.
A fragmented program lists Creole Love Song by Buck with Lillian Rosentha, an instrumental Springtime by Crosby or Rosenthal, a violin solo by request, and selections including Repas Band and a Sweeley quartet. The legibility is limited with garbled names and partial titles.
A report from AMS 4 1921 cites Hamilton county Iowa farm land sales from 1921 to 1922. There were 145 sales covering 27 070 acres totaling 2 954 081 dollars, averaging 275 53 dollars per acre. The data show strong land value resilience amid market downturns.
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