Ministry of Jesus to All Races in Mark Seventy Seven
Summary of a sermon on Mark 17 1 37 centered on Jesus dealing with Pharisees and Scribes. It contrasts formal worship with inner faith, recounts the Syrophoenician woman’s faith and Gentile outreach, and ends with Jesus healing a deaf mute in the region of the Gerasene controversy, emphasizing broader preaching to all peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Matthew
David
House of Israel
Master Light: Christ as the inner life’s radiant guide
In our world of the Inner life we gratefully acknowledge Christ as the Master light of all our seeing in whose radiant presence our problems presolved and our faith made plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Letter on railroad funding and highway bridge costs
V L Steventon attacks biased funding for highways and demands railroads pay proportionate road costs. He argues heavy trucks harm roads but pay little tax, while rail lines face overhead burdens and cut-throat competition. He calls for fair charges based on payload and advocates responsible funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. Steventon
The Obstructive Driver in Traffic Safety
A Johns Hopkins psychology professor analyzes obstructive driving behavior. He warns that slow speeds, mid‑road positioning, wobbly steering, and dangerous stops impede traffic and endanger lives, urging disciplined, defensive driving and pulling completely off freeways in emergencies.
Plan for Reorganization of The Eastern Shore Trust Company
The bank proposes a radical capital and structure overhaul including share value cuts, new preferred stock, exchange of old for new common shares, formation of a parent company holding most assets, write downs of securities and bad debts, and stock purchases for depositors at 33.33 per share. It also details by law filings, amended bylaws, locally elected advisory boards, a 1933 stockholders meeting replacing the annual meeting, company name change to County Trust Company of Maryland, and a 3 percent rate on time and savings deposits with filing locations in Baltimore and all branch offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Maryland
County Trust Company of Maryland
Union Trust Building
Baltimore
The Journal Office as Headquarters for Fine Printing
Wedding invitations and visiting cards receive expert care at The Journal office, which serves as headquarters for neat, artistic engraving with the latest style type and careful workmanship.
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Journal
Advertising slashes and local papers as sales avenues
National advertisers cut ad spending while large cities absorb most of the impact. The piece urges campaigns to include leading local newspapers in representative towns and small cities to reach broader consumers beyond metropolitan centers. It notes shifts in demand and the value of local presses in nationwide campaigns.
Easter Luncheon Recipes for Appetizer and Sherbet
A vintage Easter menu offers two festive recipes for a luncheon. Orange Flower Appetizer uses orange segments and stuffed green gage plums with cream cheese, served cold on crystal plates. Apricot Sherbet combines apricots, corn syrup, marshmallows, lemon juice and egg whites, frozen and folded, served with angel food cake.
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Shane
Frugal Dinner for Six Spreads Joy Across the Table
A $1.50 dinner for six offers value at twenty-five cents per person with quick prep. Menu items include Minute Steak, mashed potatoes, Russian beets, cheese biscuits, strawberry ice cream, and demi-tasse. Recipes for Russian beets and the strawberry ice cream accompany the menu.
Value of a Savings Account Promotion
This strong conservative institution urges opening a savings account to protect money earn interest and strengthen financial standing, presenting the savings option as the most effective way to obtain desired financial goals.
Divorce Bill Suits Lydia Kusmaul From William Kasmaul
In Caroline county Maryland a bill for divorce vinculo matrimonii is filed by William Kasmaul against Lydia O. Kusmaul. The petition states they married September 11 1926 in Philadelphia and separated December 1926 after her desertion. The husband has resided in Maryland since April 1927. Lydia remains a non resident in Philadelphia. Public notice ordered to publish four weeks urging appearance by April 19 1933.
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Lydia O. Kusmaul
Philadelphia
Poameyrene
Kiladelphia
Pennsylvania
Caroline County
Maland
Circuit Court For
Maryland
Lydia O. Kusmar
T. Clayton Horsey
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
John R. Mott
DIA
MR. Featherhead
Denton Journal
Proessor
Johns Hopkins University
National Research Council
Knight Dunlap
The
Virgil Moore
Denton, MD
W. A. Smith
Market St
United States
Marshall
Territory of the United States
Ora
Denton ‘National Bank
Federal Reserve System
J. Dkweese Carter
William Kasmaul
Lydia O. Kasmaul
Circuit Court
Claiborne-Annapolis
Matapeake Ferries
Annapolis & Claiborne
Claiborne
Annapolis
Apolis
Matapeake
Borne-Annapolis
B. F. Sherman
Mgr
Downes & Beck
Denton, Ma
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