Sunday School Lesson Reflects Christ's Suffering and Humility
The text discusses Jesus' approaching suffering and death, urging persistent faith for healing. It contrasts disciples seeking worldly glory with Jesus’ call to humility, noting his path to Jerusalem and the atonement themes. It also covers healing miracles at Jericho and the need to follow his cross bearing example.
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Jerusalem
Christ
Pater
Isa
Nii
Barabbas
Ram
Isaac
James
John
Matthew
Peter
Bond Bartimaeus
Jericho
Sugar boxes take fashion to war era vanity items
Washington scene notes sugar boxes as a fad in wartime style. English and French stores showcase small silver cases with one to several sugar compartments, priced from about $2.50 to $17.50. Local officials doubt utility for food conservation, calling it mere affectation.
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Washington, D. C
America
Milady
England
Harrod’s
London
Mademoiselle
Paris
Herrod’s
Clarence Wilson
Shopmen Are Patriotic in Waterloo War Bonds Drive
Waterloo railway shopmen show strong wartime support by purchasing Liberty Bonds of the third issue. Total Waterloo purchases reach 36,750 with 25,700 by shop employees and 9,250 by 107 men in the shop workforce. Also over 90 percent bought war savings stamps. All employees are Red Cross members and highly active in war drives. The Illinois Central system reports broad participation across divisions, with Minnesota division contributing 123,000 from 1,439 employees. The Waterloo shop force remains vigilant against unpatriotic acts and pledges full backing to Uncle Sam.
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Waterloo
Minnesota
Waterlo
Illinois Central Railway Company
Red Cross
Army
Western Lines
Uncle Sam
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Rev
D. X. Stearss
Jesus
E. T. Jaynes
East Fourth Street
J. G. Bickley
Walnut Street
C. A. Waterbury
Moore
Sugar
S. War Aims
Kiethy
Iene
Abeba
Leboraten Cae
Caidwrell
Wear-Ever” Economy School
Mazola Oil
Monarch
Cohn
Commercial Street
Boys’ Union
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