Nic - Thanks for clarifying.
I was not sure. Merely posted what I found in my quick search.
what is the source of this photo?.
was this printed in a wts's publication?.
although i know this photo well, i'd like to have persuasiveness when i explain to other people.. .
Nic - Thanks for clarifying.
I was not sure. Merely posted what I found in my quick search.
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she printed that my said father said i was thrown up against a wall, actually he said "across the room onto the bed"..
BTTT (Because I want to remember to buy this book) Hopefully it's still available somewhere.)
what is the source of this photo?.
was this printed in a wts's publication?.
although i know this photo well, i'd like to have persuasiveness when i explain to other people.. .
Check the link my post AFTER the one about Farkel's article. It references a Watchtower from the 1940's and the photo looks to be the same size.
what is the source of this photo?.
was this printed in a wts's publication?.
although i know this photo well, i'd like to have persuasiveness when i explain to other people.. .
Could the photo be from The Watchtower November 1, 1924 ??
That could be implied from this article: http://www.watchthetower.net/booze.html
what is the source of this photo?.
was this printed in a wts's publication?.
although i know this photo well, i'd like to have persuasiveness when i explain to other people.. .
I think your BEST bet would be to ask Farkle.
Here is link to a a re-posting Leolaia made of a comprehensive article Farkle wrote about Rutherford. The above photo is included in the post:
-Aude.
what is the source of this photo?.
was this printed in a wts's publication?.
although i know this photo well, i'd like to have persuasiveness when i explain to other people.. .
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I've seen that photo of Rutherford a few times. Unsure of the source.
-Aude.
me and my hubby went to town today to do a little shopping.
we stopped at a little place we like for lunch.
part way through our meal two ladies sat down in the booth next to us.
Classic!
anyone who has ever taken a first aid class knows that cpr training and first aid training are basic life saving requirements for anyone in the professional medical community.
if you were ever discussing any medical choices with someone who wanted to advise you on a medical / health decision, you would want to be comfortable that if something were to happen to you all the sudden, that this person you were seeking advice from could provide basic medical aid, like cpr.
if it's a nurse or a doctor or a paramedic, you would expect that they would know what to do.
Qualified and certificated to administer emergency treatment for accidents or illness but not considered capable of passing a microphone!!!
Isn't that just soo crazy?
I ran a million dollar private health practice. Professionals called and respected my advise and suggestions. But I was not qualified to assist behind the literature counter (except for in my teens when my dad wanted help with inventory at midnight after a Thursday night meeting).
I worked in radio as a producer and board engineer but was not qualified to touch the sound board at the Hall.
-Aude.
ive lived in arizona all my life and lately been thinking alot about moving to another state.
im thinking san diego right now and am currently saving to move hopefully this summer in june or july .
so have any of you ever moved somewhere brand new where u knew no one, no family or friends, i think it would be nice to have a fresh start and new environment i.
I live in Ventura County and LOVE it. Been here since 1979. (from NewJersey by way of Pennsylvania).
40 minutes from SantaBarbara. 45 minutes from LA.
Ventura County has the same nice, temperate weather that SantaBarbara has but is not quite as expensive. Still expensive here, but not as bad as Santa Barbara.
The beach cities south of here are fun to visit but too crowded for my comfort.
If you come for a visit, be sure to let us know. We can plan a little 'fest or meet-up.
-Aude.
anyone who has ever taken a first aid class knows that cpr training and first aid training are basic life saving requirements for anyone in the professional medical community.
if you were ever discussing any medical choices with someone who wanted to advise you on a medical / health decision, you would want to be comfortable that if something were to happen to you all the sudden, that this person you were seeking advice from could provide basic medical aid, like cpr.
if it's a nurse or a doctor or a paramedic, you would expect that they would know what to do.
Found Sheep - you have a pm.