Confession of Peter at Caesarea Philippi Palm Sunday Lesson
Sunday School lesson on Mark 8 27 28 and 34 examines Peter s confession Thou art the Christ and Jesus turning toward Jerusalem and the Cross The background notes the Pan shrine and Augustus temple as context for Jesus s chosen mission and the motive for delaying open proclamation.
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Jesus
Caesarea
Philippi
Jordan Valley
Pan
Augustus
Peter
Apostle
Christ
Jerusalem
Caesarea Philippi
The
Cross
What Does a School Boy Like To Do With His Spare Time
New York study of 1 500 Brooklyn boys finds reading more popular than baseball or swimming when choosing spare time. Athletics appeal to 827 boys with swimming and baseball leading. other popular choices include rowing, handball, tennis, basketball, football, boxing. Some seek money or making things, and 59 enjoy going out with girls.
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New York
Welfare Council of
New York City
Brooklyn
Cardus Helps Huntsville Woman End Side Pain
Mrs. R L West of Huntsville Alabama reports weakness weight loss and a side pain improved after taking Cardus. She felt less nervous and states after three or four doses her side pain ceased and she soon felt better overall.
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R. L. West
Huntsville
Ala
Cardus
Why Go To Church This Sunday Says Baptist Leader
The Baptist church invites all to Sunday services praising the personal and communal value of worship. The pastor notes attendees aging 83 and older, urges members to cover financial needs, and emphasizes unity and presence as duties toward the church and community.
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House of God
Selah
Baptist Church
G. C. Ivins
Taxes On Texas Budgets Show School Aid Strains
Austin reports legislature aims to cut government costs by 25 to 30 percent while debate continues over funding for public schools. State aid for schools rose from 1923 to 1931, yet local and state support trails enrollment and rising costs, with taxable wealth up about 14 percent and school costs more than doubling.
Difficult problem in funding public schools to maintain support
The text notes a difficult issue in aligning differences and states that maintaining current public school support requires finding new revenue sources. It emphasizes that without new funding, sustaining standards will be hard.
Tax Bill Receives Favorable House Committee Report
The income tax bill advances after a favorable committee vote. Individual rates run from one percent on the first thousand dollars to seven percent on income above eleven thousand. corporate rates start at two percent on the first thousand.
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House
Tax on higher incomes and sales tax debate gains attention
The proposal to levy six percent on incomes above $6,000 is stalled in a House committee but discussed for a minority report. Prospects are slim yet lawmakers seek revenue, considering a modified sales levy on specified articles if support coalesces.
House kills appropriations for water engineers and mineral board
The House has killed appropriations for the State board of water engineers and the board of mineral development, totaling about 36000 dollars per year. The Senate has not yet received the departmental appropriations bill from the House.
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State Board of Water Engineers
Board of Mineral Development
House
Senate
Mileage racket defended by lawmakers in the senate debate
The Daily Oklahoman argues that while excessive congressional mileage payments amount to graft, senators would likely reject Borah’s effort to cut the sums. Lawmakers defend the practice saying long sessions in Washington require families to accompany members, making the generous mileage necessary despite the true cost.
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Borah
Senate
Congress
Washington
Daily
Oklahoman
Greece orders currant bread quota for bakers
Officials require bakers to sell one loaf of currant bread for every three loaves of plain bread to boost currant bread consumption. The policy targets domestic demand and shifts baking practices across the industry.
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Greece
Railway traffic in France trends upward steadily
Railway traffic in France shows a steady increase as usage grows across the network. Analysts note rising passenger numbers and freight volumes reflecting expanding rail mobility and economic activity across regions.
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France
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