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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
3
Canner notes warn that improper jar seals cause leakage and product spoilage. Poorly matched rubber rings fail to seal jars, allowing air and contamination to enter. Proper substitution and testing of materials are urged to prevent unsafe contents and financial loss.
Summary of lessons from June 19 lesson on the crucifixion and the blood of Jesus. It cites Alexander Maclaren and Scripture to emphasize Christ’s death as the path to salvation, and urges personal faith and surrender.
Fragmentary line from a religious text appears with a psalm reference and scattered capitalization. The readable portion presents a biblical reassurance about protection and trust under God’s wings, ending with a cryptic citation.
Peter seeks to stay with Jesus during a moment of reverence at a lakeside setting with disciples nearby. The scene emphasizes companionship and flight from toil as a spiritual moment unfolds.
Fragmentary snippet mentions faith power and Curie. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or events to anchor a cohesive item.
Textile ad promoting Barbara Bell spring and summer patterns for girls and house dresses. Highlights range of sizes 34 to 48, materials like gingham and satin, with jumper and blouse options, and a 16 cent pattern price via The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Instructions warn against leaving tools like hoes rakes or forks with heads up and advise storing sharp gear safely. Emphasizes careful use of axes and keeping cutting tools away from children to prevent injuries from splinters or slips.
An old report describes an instrument called the spectrobeligraph recording a rain of fire on the sun. Dr Hubert R. McMath created solar photographs shown in Philadelphia. The phenomenon remains mysterious and was traced to solar activity.
The quiz blends historical lore and misprints. It cites Africa as the land beyond the equator, notes U S annexation of Minnesota in a fractured account, credits Cy Young with the first modern perfect game on May 3, 1904, and claims the Navy operates about 80 planes per aircraft carrier with a noted reduction of carriers.
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