Resurrection Power and the Christian Faith
A sermon on Acts 13 16 23 31 38 39 and 1 Corinthians 15 19 22 20 emphasizes the resurrection of Jesus as the cornerstone of Christianity. It argues that only a living Christ enables salvation, makes the gospel clear, and assures a certain future, transforming death into victory and inspiring steadfast faith.
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Christ
Jesus
Israel
Paul
David
Irving Christ
God
Gardening as the Highest Human Pleasure in Bacon's View
A quotation attributing the origin of all gardens to God Almighty, praising gardening as the purest human pleasure and essential to elevate spirit and civility, with buildings and palaces seen as lesser works without gardening refinement. The idea that civilization will value gardening as a greater perfection than grand architecture.
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Francis Bacon
Maryland Political Maneuvering and Ward for Eastern Shore Seat
A string of Baltimore memoirs shows pressure from Baltimore politicians and gubernatorial maneuvering. State Senator David J. Ward of Worcester County leads a bid for the Brot District Congressional seat, with Dan Goodboough stepping up as a potential District Court justice and Governor OConner weighing Ward’s prospects. Voters on the Eastern Shore resent outside influence, and a Ward victory would complicate Bruce’s plans and future Senate tactics.
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Funk
Frederick County
Baltimore
Jones
Cserne O'Connor
Maryhind Free State
Goldsborough
David J. Ward
Wicoca
Ty Te Adan Goodboough
Colin
Howard Bruce
Oconer
Ward
Coure
Senate
Sueho
John EB. Funk
Het
David C. Winebrenner
Harvy Jones
Pak
Aim
Wreechienner
Clarence W. Moses
O'Conors
Howerd Brice
Maryland political battle tests Baltimore mayoral race
The 1930s Maryland scene centers on Baltimore mayoral race between Howard W. Jackson seeking a fourth term and challengers Buck and O Conor Bruce faction splits the Democratic party. Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin emerges as GOP nominee amid Democratic defections while Bruce state and Roosevelt ties shape senate prospects.
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Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Howard W. Jackson
Charles H. Buck
O’conor-Bruce-Curran
Herbert R. O’conor
Jackson
Howard Bruce
Bruce
Millard Tydings
George Radcliffe
O'Conor-Bruce-Curran
Radcliffe
Senate
McKeldin
William F. Broening
Democrats
Norris
Nice
MecKeldin
Cleaning Wool Blankets For Spring Storage
Guidance on washing wool blankets before storing them for spring or summer. Uses warm water, avoid strong detergents, and suggests careful hand or machine washing with a gentle approach. Recommends even drying, wringing, and proper handling to prevent felting and yellowing.
Blankets Drying and Storage Tips from Nineteenth Century Text
When dry, the nap may be rasted by brushing with novelean, stiff whisk broom or hand cards. The warmth of a blanket depends sagely on the amount of nap. The washed blankets are ready to store when thoroughly dry. Any tight box or container may be used. Para dichlorobenzene or napthalene flakes scattered through the folds of the blankets give added protection.
Farmers warned to beware of ifybrid oats
Farmers warned against buying so called hybrid oats sold with claims of higher yields. University of Maryland extension specialist John W. Magruder says hybrid vigor in oats is limited to first generation and offers little practical value. He cautions that foreign seed labeled as hybrid oats is often unadapted, more costly, and may fail, advising use of homegrown, adapted varieties checked with county agents.
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John W. Magruder
University of Maryland Extension Service
Meeinder
U. S. Department of Agrculture
Winter and Spring Ferry Schedule Annapolis to Matapeake
Antrim schedule lists winter and spring ferry times between Annapolis Matapeake Romancoke and Claiborne with daily and Sunday service. It notes connections via Mata p o key Romancoke and Claiborne and occasional bus connections between Matapeake Romancoke and Claiborne.
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Annapolis
Matapeake
Romancoke
Claiborne Ferries
Ogj Peat
Denores
Matapouke
Claiborne
Muatap
Dentes Bus Transportation
Denton Town Election Notice For Commissioner Election
Under authority of Chapter 700 Section 72 the General Assembly of Maryland an election for one Commissioner of Denton to serve three years will be held on May 19 between 2 and 5 pm in the office of the Commissioners of Denton in the Fire Hall Denton Maryland Registered voters with legal residence within the corporate limits may vote A Commissioner must be at least 25 years old a taxpayer in good standing and resident at least two years Candidates must file written notice with the Town Clerk by the deadline Melvin C James president Walter Sparklin clerk.
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Thomas U. Chambers
Federalburg
Lohl Sists
Prince George'’s Court
Wiemen
Anus
Washington
Bill Baron
The
Sifth Diastrice
Wade
United States Senate
Howard Bruce
Blue Funk
Maryland
Denton
Feltle
General Assembly of
Caroline County
Commissioners of
Acts of the General Assembly of
Sai
Melvin C. James
Auditor's Order Nisi In Equity Case in Caroline County
Court orders auditor's report ratified and continued unless cause shown within three weeks from April 1 1939. Requires publication in Caroline County newspaper twice within two weeks before April 10 1939. Clerks signatures and copies certify order.
Equity court order ratifies auditors report in county case
In Equity No 2542 Chy the court orders the Auditors Report filed in the proceedings to be ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from April 1 1939. A copy of the order is to be published in two successive weeks before April 10 1909. Wayne A Cawley Clerk. True Copy Test.
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Caroline County
Wayne A Cawley
Wayne A. Cawley
Attorney's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Maryland
Public auction of land in Caroline County near Grove Church to American Corners, a tract in the 8th Election District with no buildings, cleared and cultivated. Sale at 2 to 3 pm in Preston, terms one third cash and rest on final ratification, or all cash option. Attorney Charles B. Harrison, auctioneer T. Clayton Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Hubbard
Minnie A. Hubbard
Charles M. Turner
T. C. HW
Caroline County
Maryland
J. Lee Covey
Preston
State of Maryland
Grove Church
American Corners
Harvey J. Collins
Collins
A. Fletcher Sisk
Sisk
Edward S. Phillips
Arthur J. Wubbard
Charles B. Harrison
T. Clayton Taylor
Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank Liquidation Notice
Special meeting of stockholders approves liquidation and charter surrender of Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank. Creditors urged to submit claims for payment under Maryland law. Liberty Bank Easton assumes deposits with FDIC-backed liquidating loan. bank to continue operations under new structure. Signed Charles Jarrell.
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Hillsboro-Queen Anne Bank
Hillsboro
Maryland
Sail Institution
Hillsboro- Queen Anne Bank
Liberty Bank
Easton
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Charles Jarrell
Notice To Creditors for Caroline County Maryland
Notice to creditors warns claims against the estate of Dennis Werner late of Caroline County Maryland. Ralph C Werner administrator asks claimants to exhibit authenticated vouchers by September 25 1939 or be barred from benefits. Creditors and debtors must settle promptly. March 21 1939.
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Dennis Werner
Caroline County
Ralph C. Werner
Clara I. Rice
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Annie C. Flaharty
James T. Flaharty
C.t.a
Lewis H. Trice Iate
Charles
Harrison
County Equity Order ratified and publication required
The Auditor's report in Equity No 3514 Chy 1929 is to be ratified and confirmed unless good cause to the contrary is shown within three weeks from April 1 1939. A copy of this order must be printed in a Caroline County newspaper once in each of two successive weeks before April 10 1939.
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Caroline County
Denton Refunding and Improvement Bonds Sealed Bids S:
Denton Maryland invites sealed bids for 34 bonds worth 34000 to fund May 1 1939 maturities 1945 195? and beyond at up to 3 1/2 percent interest with bids to be opened at the Denton Clerk Fire House. Bids require a 2 percent certified check and preference given to lowest interest cost with a largest premium if ties.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Eesan
Alvisarold L. Lundquist
Piandy Pte Institute
Ccewestern Newslatte Union
International Council of Religious Education
Tennyson
Barnabas
Antioch
Pisidia
Jesus Christ
Towepa Perrachiye
Patna
Blackbird
Cnckee Family
Grsin
India
Barbers G
Sirike
Lanteen University
Wosen
St Loch
Skookie
i'Skook
Eep Vice
Patsy
Drew Pearson
Roosevelt
Halton
Herbert Eob Conor
United States
Biuce
Free State
Tarley-Roosevelt
Jim
Merrs
Mason
University of Margiaval
Sc Vrce
Sean
Max Ell
Pni
Barred Rocks
Witte Leghorns
NEW Hampshire Reds
West Denton
Hatchery
Denton, Md
Denton Bridge
Iurst & Thomas, Candler Bldg
Baltimore, Md
Davis Hatchery
Vly Mio S. W
Wim. D. Scott
Harrington
Delaware
Seele & Hollinger
Campground Road
Catskill
Denton-Hobbs Road
AL Reinhold
Mad
Illsboro
J. Frank Wright
Denton, Mad
A. W. Short
Med
Oil City
HW. C. Wright Denton
Owl
W .H. Young
Tech
the Clatborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
Annapolis, Maryland
Nisi
William D. Gould
Victoria Deen Butler
Walter O. Butler
John R. Holland
Mary E. Holland
Circuit Court
Auditor's Order
Joan B. Relmond
James WU. Nichols
Jewell Farm
Thawley’s Chapel
Clarence Towers
Chearles Jarrell
Carlton V
Orphan’s Court
Thomas J. Keating, Jr
William Clark
William Ernest Clark
ANTI
Walter Spacklis
William J. Rickards
Carlton
Journal
Pepe