End of Gentile Times Seen in Daniel Seminar
Rev D M Stearns leads Sunday School on Daniel 1 2 3 7 12 14 27 with emphasis on the Bible as a whole and the circle of prophecy from Genesis to Revelation. The lesson links Nebuchadnezzar's empire to end times, praising God through Daniel and the fiery furnace story. It warns against pride and notes God's sovereignty over earthly rulers.
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God
Nebuchadnezzar
Heaven
Daniel
Dan
Tsian
Mike Daniel
Empire
Dura
Babylon
Paul
Beans for Everybody in the Nation’s Big Bean Crop
Arizona Gazette notes jubilation over farm prospects as four states lead a bean surge. Michigan California New York and Colorado together raise 22 141 000 bushels. The four states alone could supply full-year rations for over 24 million soldiers with army bean stocks.
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Arizona Gazette
California
Michigan
New York
Colorado
New Mexico
Wisconsin
My Creed and Henry L article notes in October issue
In the October American Magazine Mary Roberts Rinehart presents an inspiring piece titled My Creed urging readers to reflect on the war. The issue includes Dropping the Easy Job and Tackling the Tough One about Henry L. and his approach to difficult tasks.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Henry L
Boosting Men of Character for War Time
A 1920s magazine page touts public figures and writers while urging readers to build strength and resolve. It highlights Doherty rising from newsboy to millionaire, Arthur Train essays, Fred Stone, and a call for robust mental and physical fitness. It ends with Bernaar Macfadden’s September Physical Culture appeal to men for courage, decision, and endurance in service.
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Doherty
Arthur Train
Fred Stone
Bernaar Macfadden
University of Iowa faculty officers in new army
The University of Iowa has contributed ten officers from its faculty for the new army after three months of training at Fort Snea ding. Among them are three captains, two first lieutenants, and five second lieutenants. Capt. Percy Bordwell, former professor of law, Capt. John W. Cogeswell, professor of homeopathic medicine, and Lieut. Henning Larsen are named among those commissioned.
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University of Iowa
Fort Sneading
Percy Bordwell
John W. Cogeswell
Henning Larsen
Blood Purity Boosts Health via S. S. S. Remedy
An old promotional note argues blood purity safeguards health, urging use of the vegetable blood purifier S. S. S. as a long standing remedy. It claims impure blood weakens vitality and invites disease, and promises a free book and medical advice from Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Specific
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Camp Dodge Officers Assigned to Infantry Posts
A list of officers from the university cadre is announced. Lieut Linn Culbertson and Lieut Clarence Townean are assigned to Infantry companies at Camp Dodge. Capt Nelson Kellogg becomes camp chief and instructor at Fort Snelling. Lieut A Holt joins the engineering corps. Lieuts Nartle Zatel and Conger Reynolds shift to intelligence and journalism duties. Ya rb al goes to Deming NM with the National Guard while Reynolds reports to Fort Snelling. Lieut L D Benedict will work in the quartermaster corps.
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Sistant
Linn Culbertson
Clarence R. Townean
Camp Dodge
Nelson A. Kellogg
Trating
Jin
Fort Snelling
A. H. Holt
I Should Worry Now About Corns
Ad copy for Gets-It claims two corns are no worse than one and one is nothing, presenting Gets-It as the corn shrinker and remover that peels it off. It emphasizes rapid relief and painless removal through a peel-off action.
Gets-It corn remedy promises quick relief
One Corn Plug gets three quick relief actions with Gets-It to nip corn trouble in the bud. Safe to use without removing footwear in public, the ad touts easy cutting and digging avoidance and cites imitations. Available for 25 cents at drug stores or sent by C Lawrence & Co. Waterloo listed among local retailers and endorsing firms.
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C. Lawrence & Coy
Chicago
Waterloo
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
C.J
Sugar supply steady while Europe faces shortage
Washington reports the sugar situation shows no real U. S. shortage but distribution and hoarding hinder delivery. World supply for the year is about 18.67 million tons, with stocks depleted due to aiding allies. Domestic demand rising as California harvest nears and beet crop improves.
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Hawaii
Chinsé
Ifornia
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