HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1938-11-17, Page 3Collingwood's Caveman
Alfred Staples, 68 -year-old back -
to -nature advocate of Colling-
wood, Ontario, who in the coldest
days of winter swims in the icy
waters of Georgian, Bay, has for-
saken his cave for a third ven-
ture in matrimony.
Sunday School
Lesson
LESSON VIII
THE SACREDNESS OF THE
HOME
Exodus 20: 14; Matthew 5: 27-30;
Mark 10: 2-16; Ephesians 5: 22-23
Printed Text
Exodus 20: 14; Matthew 5: 27, 28;
Mark 10: 2-16
Golden Text
Keep thyself pure. I Tim. 5: 22.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
Time. - The Ten Command-
ments .were given in 1498 B.C.
The Sermon on the Mount was de-
livered in the summer of A.D. 28.
The words recorded from Mark
were spoken by our Lord in Feb-
ruary or March, A.D. 30; the epis-
tle to the Ephesians was written
by Paul probably in A.D. 64.
Place. - The Ten Command-
ments were given from Mount Sin-
ai. The mountain from which the
Sermon on the Mount was given
cannot be exactly identified. The
words taken from Mark were
spoken in Peraea. Ephesus was
in the province of Asia, on the
eastern shore of the Aegean Sea.
14. Thou shalt not commit
adultery. See also Deut. 5: 21.;
the entire eighteenth chapter of
the book of Leviticus; Job 31: 9-
12; and a great many passages in
the book of Proverbs, especially
chapter seven. While the Bible
does not explicitly define these
various terms, we are properly
justified in saying that adultery
is a crime possible only when one
or the other person is married.
True Marriage
Now, marriage involves, and
true marriage rests upon and pre-
supposes, the union of two person-
alities, the husband and the wife,
because of love for each other,
not only a physical .union, but a
union of mii.d and spirit as well,
so that we may speak of marriage
as the true completion and fulfill-
ment of human life; and, by God's
ordaining in our creation, two be-
come one. But when that cord of
love which God ordained should
be between two people, one hus-
band and one wife, has been brok-
en, purity has gone, and the foun-
dation of domestic and national'
/He crumbles.
Matt. 5: 27-30. -27. Ye have
heard that it was said, Thou shalt
not commit adultery: 28. but I
say unto you, that every one that
looketh on a woman to lust after
her hath committed adultery with
her already in his heart. It is
through the eye primarily that
passion enters; but if the eye be
turned away, and the moral purity
of the heart. expel the intruding
movement toward sin, then the
law is not broken; on the contrary,
it is kept.
Retarding Divorce
Mark 10: 2-12. 2. And there
came unto hint Pharisees, and ask-
ed him, is it lawful for a elan
to put away his wife? trying him.
The question of divorce is dis-
cussed iu the New Testame nt in
Matt. 5: 31, 32; 19: 3-1.1; and
summarily in Luke. 16: 18. The
attitude toward divorce at the
time of our Lord was n1Z eXcced-
ingly loose and careless one.
3. And he answered and said
unto thein, What did Moses coni-
mand you? 4. And they said,
Moses suffered to write a bill of
divorcement; and to put her away.
5. But Jesus said unto them, For
your (hardness" of heart he wrote
you this commandment, Tho ref=
ere 1 o here is to Deut. 24: 1-3.
The Lord do.'s not deny • that
-Moses permitted divorce; com-
mand il, he did not.
0. But from the beginning of
the creation, Mule • a:ncl female
made he thein, 7. For this cause
shall a loan leave his father and
mother, and shrill cleave to his
wife; 8. and the two shall become
one flesh: so that they are • no
more Iwo, but one flesh. 11.. Whist
therefore God bath joined togeth•
Choice of 160.
Kinds of Fish
Available for Canadian and
American Tables Harvest-
ed from Waters of North
America
A variety of 160 different kinds
of fish is available for Canadian
or American housewives, according
to Frank T. 13e11, United States
Commissioner of Fisheries.
"More than 160 different kinds
of fish and shellfish are harvested
from the waters of North Amer-,
ica each year," he says. "If that
number doesn't offer variety
enough, consider that most pro-
ducts of the sea and inland wat-
ers can be,served in many differ-
ent ways besides the familiar
baked or broiled fish -in salads,
steaming chowders, or appetizing
hors d'oeuvres.
By drawing on the sea, lakes
and rivers for food the housewife
is doing her family a good turn,
says Commissioner Bell. Recent
studies on the food value of fish
had shown the enormous reserves
of vitamins, proteins and essential
minerals contained in fishery pro-
ducts.
"We Can't Stay Out"
Canadian neutvality in the event
of Great Britain entering a major
war would be an impossibility, de-
clared Senator William A. Gries-
bach, of Edmonton, who is now in
London, England, en route hone
from the British Commonwealth
Relations Conference at Sydney,
Australia.
er, let no man put asunder. Our
Lord here teaches that marriage
is a divine institution, the earliest
of all social relationships, the very
foundation of all society, and that
every marriage, even though God
is not recognized, if it be a"true
marriage, is a union approved by
God and sealed by God, and no
man has a right to break this
union.
10. And in the house the dis-
ciples asked him again of this mat
ter. 11. And he saith unto them,
Whosoever shall put away his
wife, and marry another, comniit-
teth adultery against her: 12.
and if she herself shall put away
her husband, and marry another,
she committeth adultery. At all
periods of the history of Christian
teaching differences of opinion
have existed within the church as
to the practical application of
Jesus' words concerning adultery,
divorce, and remarriage.
Mark 10: 13-16. And they were
bringing unto him little children,
that he should touch them: and
the disciples rebuked them. 14.
But. when Jesus saw it,• he was
moved with indigation, and said
unto them, Suffer the little chil-
,dren to colne unto me; forbid
them not: for to such belongeth
the kingdom of God. •15. Verily
I say urate you, Whosoever shall
not receive the kingdom of God
i. he ,hal inno wi e
as a little ch ld, 1 s
enter therein.• 1G 'Aird he took
then in his •.arms, and • blessed
them, laying his hands upon. them.
All Christ's servants must he as
dependent and as trustful as. chil-
dren are.
A cabinet maker of Sarajevo,
Yugoslaviai, has invented a cradle
which whispers soothingly and
rocks automatically,
Collection Plate
Passed In Reverse
The plate was "passed in re-
verse" at the First Methodist
Church, Walton, N.Y., last Sun-
day, and Rev. Grant Robinson,
who inaugurated the plan,
termed it a "great success".
The members of the congre-
gation took one dollar each
from the plate instead of put-
ting something on it. About
100 were at the church.
Mr. Robinson, who has been
pastor for 11 years, explained
it this way:
"Each person will invest the
dollar in any way he believes
may be profitable and will, af-
ter six weeks, return the dollar
and the profit to the church."
This YeR rs Wheat
Makes Good Flour
At Least Equal, and Some Kinds
Are Better, Than In 1937
Milling and baking quality of
Western Canada's 1938 wheat crop
is at least equal, if not superior,
to that of a year ago, states the
annual wheat quality report of the
Canadian Board of Grain Commis-
sioners.
Flour yields of this year's crop
are slightly higher than 1937 sam-
ple's despite lower weight per
bushel. This is due, the report
said, to presence of Thatcher wheat
in many grades, a variety with high
flour -yielding capacity.
Comparing baking characteristics
of the new crop average samples
with those of the corresponding
year, the report said that when
baked by themselves new -crop No.
1 Hard, No, 1 Northern and No. 5
wheat are approximately equal.
Nos. 2, 3 and 4 Northern and spe-
cial wheat grades this year are
definitely superior, and Garnet
grades inferior to 1937.
Blending values -ability to im-
part strength to a weaker mix -
show that 1938 Northern and spe-
cial wheats appear to be fully equal
and possibly superior to last year's
samples.
Mine Output Hits
All^Time Record
Lligher Volume of Minerals,
Metals Produced in Canada
ThYear Tban Ever Before
I,n is Dominion's History
Canada, in 1938, will produce, in
volume, more metals and minerals
than In any year of the Dominion's
history. It is estimated that the
value of mine output will exceed
$425,000,000 this year.
This is not an ail -time dollar re-
cord, falling five per cent. short of
the $467,000,000 figures of 1937. But
the fact remains that volume of the
production is now at unprecedent-
ed.level. The reason for decline in
1,938 value lies in the prices of cop-
per, lead and zinc which have been
far below the more normal average
of 1937. The prospect is for rising
prices for these metals, for an in-
creased production of gold, petro-
leum, asbestos, copper, nickel, lead,
zinc, platinum metals, silver, con-
struction minerals and the rarer
metallics.
Geared To Tremendous Activity
Mineral production in this coun-
try is now so closely allied with
general Canadian prosperity that
an outline of what is being accom-
plished and what can be anticipat-
ed is valuable. The facts are very
cheering. The country is now gear-
ed to an unprecedented capacity
for the production of precious and
non-ferrous base metals, of fuels
and structural materials. Moreover,
the mining camps are increasing in
number, spreading far out into the
hinterland, creating new business,
opening new fields adding thous-
ands to the payrolls annually,
Death Threat
A Kansas City mother of a
12 -year-old boy received this
letter: "If you don't treat your
son better, he'll go away and
be returned to you in a kas-
ket." Detective Edward Hayes
traced the threat to an 11 -year-
old blonde, with whom the boy
had been forbidden to go roller
skating.
Are You Listening?
By FREDDIE TEE
HONOR WAR DEAD
The unsung heroes of the World
War, the soldiers out of uniform,
were honored on the Dan Harding's
Wife program on Armistice Day,
Friday, November 11, at 12.00 noon,
EST, over the NBC -Reel Network.
This tribute, given on the program
last year, was repeated as a result
of thousands of requests. Dan
Harding's Wife (Isabel Randolph)
tells her twin children, Donna and
Dean (Loretta Poynton and Merrill
Fugit) tate story of what happened
on Armistice Day 1918. In a flash -
Noted Canadian Chemist
Dr. George Stafford Whitby,
director of the chemistry division
of the National Research council
in Ottawa for the past nine years,
who has been appointed director
of the chemical research labora-
tory of the Department of Scien-
tific and Industrial Research, Lon-
don, Eng.
back, Dan Harding (Bob Griffin) re-
turned to tell the children what
took place in the hectic days be-
fore the signing of the armistice.
COMPLIMENTS
The CBC deserve compliments
from all the listening public for the
splendid production of Shakespe-
rian plays being presented at 9
p.m. EST Sunday nights. Walter
Huston certainly was a great cre-
dit to Canadian born actors for the
marvellous presentation he gave,
of his part in "Othello."
STARVE TO SCINTILLATE
Julia Sanderson and Frank Crum -
it ,never eat before their Battle of
the Sexes broadcasts on NBC. They
find they are more alert if they
starve a little, and they also enjoy
their dinner more thoroughly after
the program.
- RARE RELICS
Among the rare relies in the lib-
rary .of Dr. hrank Black, NBC's
general music director, are a first
printing of ate Kreutzer Sonata, a
first edition of Liszt's Hungarian
Rhapsodies for Piano, original
scores of Wagner's "Nibelungen
• Ring",and full scores of Gluck's
operas printed in 1774 from wood
cuts and a Lutheran hymnal dated
1784.
EASY SHORTWAVE TUNING
Short-wave reception is becoming
snore popular eve., day, due to de-
voting individual dials for each
sliotawave channel as offered by
the new ".Extra Value" 1939 Ilogers
radio models. Whereas in previoes
years, only about three -quarters -of -
an -inch was devoted to each short-
wave band, each now has been
spread out to 9V'$ inches wide, mak-
ing short-wave tuning es simple as
long -wave tuning.
Dominions Are
Well Infored
Since the beginning of this year
398 circular telegrams on foreign
affairs have been sent to the Do.
minions, 150 of them during Sept
perial conferences, tite Dominion
Governments are kept coaistantly
informed by telegraph of the infor-
mation of the disposal of His Ma.
jesty's Government as well as on
His Majesty's Government's policy
regarding foreign affairs."
Dairymaids find husbands quick-
er than any other group, according
to a census taken in Somerset,
England..
Draws Power
From Onions
Robert Hazelton of East
York, 85 this month, believes
in onions there is strength.
Veteran of the Riel Rebel-
lion, former Northwest Mount-
ed Police officer and apothe-
cary be says the best prescrip-
tion for longevity is long walks
and plenty of onions. So to
celebrate his birthday he took
a long jaunt and wound up with
an extra helping of onions.
Russia reports its school enroll-
ment this fall was 33,300,000,
LIFE'S LIKE THAT
WILL-Y(3M.
By Fred Nehev
"That's what I'm doin' countin' to fifty before I hit him an' I'rrt ntakin
sure he's here when I've finished!"
French Soldier
HORIZONTAL
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commander of
French army.
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water.
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Ireland.
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gradually.
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vessel.
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