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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
7
In a halted courtroom scene Ben Ames Williams shows Arthur Sentry under fire as themes of guilt doubt and loyalty collide. Phil Dan and Lin grapple with a jury doomed Weldon case and a fragile family trust while Mrs Sentry and Mr Falkran clash over strategy and truth amid pressure from the press and public eyes.
A devotional lesson emphasizes the heart of the Ten Commandments, centering on loving God with all our being and loving neighbors universally. It cites Jesus' command to love enemies, reflectively prays for those who oppose us, and urges living out sacrificial love as demonstrated by Christ. The writer recalls John and Betty Stam as models of faithful service and concludes with the motive of love drawing no limits.
A New York lecturer, Dr David Seabury, advised Union College students on constructive worry. He urged addressing core problems with deliberate thinking, moderation, and timely action, warning against negative attitudes that paralyze coping abilities. He outlined rules: never worry in bed or when angry, avoid spreading others worries, and set aside time to discuss concerns.
A fragmented guide offers advice on warming salted nuts in a moderate oven before serving, and hints at seasoning blends including thyme, parsley, and herbs. It also mentions cleaning with baking soda and using light garden coverings for winter protection, noting non matting and minimal weight on plants.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions gradual learning and clot art of lenvi fe to attempt but little at a fine Lovke. Reads like a stray punctuation filled snippet with unclear references, likely a partial archival line. The readable words hint at education or craft topics without coherent event or names.
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