The Story of a Little Lad He Gave His ail to Jesus
A short Gospel tale recounts a young boy offering his ail to Jesus and the resulting blessing on many. The narrative emphasizes faith and compassion as a lesson for readers.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
6
A short Gospel tale recounts a young boy offering his ail to Jesus and the resulting blessing on many. The narrative emphasizes faith and compassion as a lesson for readers.
A Sunday school Children's Day meditation recalls a unnamed boy who brought five barley loaves and two small fishes to Jesus. Andrew notes him, and the tale is used to urge children to be found near Jesus, share what they have, and live with courage, gentleness, and service.
A Sunday school reflection on 2 Timothy 3 and 4 outlining Timothy’s training in Scripture, the call to preach the word, endure hardship, and finish the faith. It notes Paul’s martyrdom, the Old Testament as inspired scripture, and the timeless charge to shepherds and evangelists through trials.
A compendium of global trivia including population growth in Germany, orchard acreage in Italy, cigarette exports from Egypt, penal servitude in Germany, a long sailing schooner near Kirkcaldy and Denmark, peasant revolts in Russia, cheap German Swiss cider, Irish rainbow trout eggs en route to Tokyo, and Imperial Bank of Russia gold reserves with year-on-year changes.
A Jewish man, rumored as Judah Benjamin, travels by train to Petersburg to inspect the fort. He exposes weak parapets, aids in planning, and in a dramatic turn dons disguises to study defenses. He warns officers of vigilance, then later reveals his eyes in a mock inspection before the fort is blown up with powder barrels.
A Krupp monument committee of eight workers, five laborers and three officials, plus two Krupp friends and two Essen council members, will oversee a statue to Frederick Alfred Krupp in his native town. The move signals worker support and aims to memorialize the late chief with lasting civic recognition.
A compiled postoffice and school district roster for Defiance area includes Adams-Chas Bidlack postoffice routes and names such as George A Heatley Noble-8. I. Gruner Defiance Richland Geo Wirth and J. W. Garber Ayersport Defiance Hicksville Mark Center Sherwood Evansport and special district official T. E. Shater.
A collage of short dialog snippets from Chicago Post Chicago Tribune Chicago Record-Herald Times and Brooklyn Eagle features remarks on luck money engagement marriage and marital woes. Notable lines touch on fortunes and debts fragile relationships and a humorous piano aside.
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