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- The Sligonian | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Student's Association of Washington Missionary College, Washington Adventist University
- aptituarb TENTH ELEVENTH F AND G STREETS WASHINGTON D C Are Now Holding Their ANNUAL AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE in All the Sections Devoted to READY TO WEAR APPAREL for Men Women and Children The reductions in prices are in keeping with similar events and establish values and savings such as are possible in these clearance events Large and Small Checking Accounts III A great many people hesitate about asking a large bank to accept a modest initial deposit with whi
- Life and Health | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association
- apos WASHINGTON D C CENTS A COPY Health is the greatest asset this life offers Its possession is wealth its loss is ankruptcy Health puts the quot joy quot into life sickness takes it away To preserve health is the best safeguard against sickness If our bodies are worth living in they are worth keeping clean and in good order There are thousands today sick in bed through ignorantly violating health principles Learn how to pre serve your health
- Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association
- YEAR BOOK of the Seventh day Adventist Denomination The Official Directories Published by the tW amp HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION TAKOMA PARK WASHINGTON D C Ministerial Reading Course Modern Religious Liberalism John Horsch The Christ We Forget P Whitwell Wilson Quiet Talks on Home Ideals S D and Mary K Gordon Our Story of Missions W A Spicer The complete set postpaid Prices higher in Canada Ministers of age and experi
- Asiatic Division Outlook | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Far Eastern Division of Seventh-day Adventists, Far Eastern Division
- It iltion VOL dook SHANGHAI CHINA JANUARY All the Days lo I am with you alway quot aratthew Yea I am with thee when there falls no shadow Across the golden glory of the day And I am with thee when the storm clouds gather Dimming the brightness of the onward way In days of loss and loneliness and sorrow Of care and weariness and fretting pain In days of weakness and of deep depression Of futile effort when thy life seems vain When Youth h
- Liberty | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association
- A MAGAZINE OF f IOUS FREEDOM ROGER WILLIAMS quot The First American apos tat READ OUR LEADING ARTICLE quot AMERICANISM WHAT IT IS quot MNYIN P M C / MEMi MD O M O MEMPINI i Erliginas Kihrerty A sucia ion DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES We believe in God in the Bible as the word of God and in the separation of church and state as taught by Jesus Chris
- The Educational Messenger | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Central Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Central Union Conference
- THE JANUARY EDUCATIONAL MESSENGER Sporting Goods Sale EVERYTHIM REDUCED to per cent LAWLOR apos S The Sporting Goods Store So th St Lincoln THE EXPRESSION OF YOUR OWN PERSONALITY IS PERMANENTLY AND WELL RECORDED IN A PHOTO BY DOLE The Educational Messenger Wool Dresses WOOL DRESSES are essential in every well dressed girl apos s wardrobe but they need not he expensive even though they are decidedly smart if purchased of us We have made ex
- The Educational Messenger | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Central Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Central Union Conference
- JANUARY r M r E THE NEW YEAR HAS ENTERED AND NOW WE WRITE The Happy Holiday Season for the old year has passed First of the year resolutions are mostly forgotten New schedules are now in force RIGHT ABOUT FACE with renewed vigor and faith in the great future and a recognition of superior value in the footwear we sell has and is attracting buyers to the extent
- Mizpah | January 1, 1922
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- 1922-01-01
- The Life Boat | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Workingmen's Home and Life Boat Mission, Workingmen's Home and Life Boat Mission
- A Happy New Year to You One Dollar a Year PUBLISHED MONTHLY Cents a Copy p wA a as Live Above the apos Niberculosis Zone In the Wnds of South America Two Great Opportunities In Touch with Homeless Men Some Mothers apos Daughters A Thanksgiving Reverie Clothing and Food for the Needy The Story in Home and Cell Just on Time Volume Stuentp fibe quot lumber One JOinsbale You Will Do Us a Favor to Read This Magazine Yanuarp quot Footprints of
- Liberty | January 1, 1922
- Extra
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association
- EXTRA More Sunday Blue Law Bills Before Congress dinummuffiumag LIBERTY A MAGAZINE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM in DEVOTED TO THE AMERICAN EXEMPLIFIED IN THE I dirlimuni ifin OF cHuricii nog sin IDEA OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY COMPLETE SEPARATION AND STATE dra ZE NIX Pt r FrpailliiillianarlF tuNil d i thididilliz YOUR CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTIES THREATENED A WAKE Americans Guard your sacred liberties vouchsafed to you under the Constitution T
- The African Division Outlook | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- African Division, Trans-Africa Division
- The African Division OUTLOOK quot Litt up your eyes ano toot on the ileitis for they are Mine airearty to harvest quot oLumi c XX KENILWORTH CAPE JANUARY Registered at the General Post Office as a Newspaper NUMBY R Our Day of Opportunity THE following is a communication sent out from the Fall Council of the General Conference Committee held recently in Minneapolis Minnesota B S A I am sure that all our people in Africa will welcome this good wo
- The Canadian Watchman Mazagine | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Canadian Watchman Press, Canadian Watchman Press
- Jic MT ASSINIROINE CANADIAN ROCKIES Who Hath Weighed the Mountains in Scales See quot The Power of Gravitation quot page OSHAWA ONTARIO gt VA apos apos f ri Z rf rf nr W T r Y fn rf Verna r sir rf rf TY ra A A T The Gospel According to You A I ri t Arf quot f apos t r t A AM A r gs A Ni It Az r There apos s a sweet old story translated for man But
- The Church Officers' Gazette | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association
- Tbe Cbuttb VOL DC Ware agar JANUARY The Church Officers apos Gazette Issued Monthly by the REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION Takoma Park Station Washington D C SUBSCRIPTION RATES Yearly Subscription Clubs of two or more copies to one address one year EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS T E BOWEN M E KERN J A STEVENS Entered as second class matter January at the post office at Washington D C under the Act of Congress of
- Christian Educator | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Review and Herald Publishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Association
- CHRISTIAN EDUCATOR A MAGAZINE FOR HOME AND SCHOOL Vol XIII January No CONTENTS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Another New Year New Geography in Europe Story Telling No Rub i r E Boyd Aims and Purposes of Manual Training W F Van Atta Teaching Reading Flash Cards Fedalma Ragout January Poem Children Taught Correct Diet in School A Geographical Trip Gladys E Robinson To All a Happy New Year Poem The School Board apos s Task Second Semester Outline
- Missions Quarterly | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
- MISSIONS QUARTERLY Vol Issued Quarterly at Washington D C By S D A Foreign Mission Board Edited by the General Conference Sabbath School Department cents a copy First Quarter No cents a year Entered as second elms matter July al the post office al Washington C eider the act ot Congress of March Acceptance for mailing at spatel rale ot Postage provided for In Section of the Al c of October authorized My I
- Sabbath School Quarterly | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Pacific Press Publishing Association, Pacific Press Publishing Association
- crgagmeg SABBATH SCHOOL LESSON QUARTERLY No MOUNTAIN VIEW CAL JANUARY c a year Entered as second class matter October at the Post Office in Mountain View Cal under the Act of Congress of March Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in section Act of October and authorized September IS PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION A Corporation of S D A With the Great Teacher Senior Division Fi
- Good Health | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Simpkin, Marshall, Mamilton, Kent and Co., Simpkin, Marshall, Mamilton, Kent and Company
- Health Hints for Winter Weather SeePage The Stanboroughs A Modern Surgical Hydrotherapeutic Health Home If you are suffering from rheumatism in any of its varied forms gout arthritis sciatica dyspepsia insomnia obesity general debility neurasthenia or any of the numerous ills that require good nursing end medical attention you should lose no time but come at once to The Stanboroughs Here we have every facility for treating these complaints very few d
- The Gospel Herald | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Negro Department of the North American Division, North American Division
- OSPE Volume XV HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA JANUARY mmnErommmERmosmmmNi m ALWOOD m ER Now for a race to Oakwood place NE To see the school so dear Ei The stately gate where angels wait m Invites us quot enter here quot M M m NE Ni E nl M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M A M HEIMD Number AMESSENAMAMAAAMAA CEIA lig The campus sight upon the right We swiftly pass along In maple trees that bend to breeze The mock bird sings his song As now we glide past Sun
- Eastern Tidings | January 1, 1922
- Periodical Issue
- 1922-01-01
- Southern Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists
- Registered No A EASTERN TIDINGS VOL LUCKNOW INDIA JANUARY No Another News Year F M ATMCox quot ANOTHER year is dawning Dear Master let it be In working or in waiting Another year with Thee W do not need to ask What of the past as relates to our own experience We possess a record of that already We know what the past year has brought in the way of victory and in the way of failure We can recount many blessings from God As did Jacob of Old