The Transfigured Christ and the Vision of God
The article reflects on Christ as God and the transforming impact of experiencing His glory. It cites Peter and John at the mount, the Father's approving voice, and the ensuing faith of the disciples, urging believers to seek personal encounters with God to empower witness and avoid empty orthodoxy.
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Christ
God
Peter
John
van Dyke
Old
Jesus
Lord Jesus Christ
D. L. Moody
New York
Crossword Puzzle: Horizontal and Down Clues
A compact grid of clues listing Turkish Regiment Flurry Armadillo discrim inate Insect Hindu princess Seed covering Pronoun Temporary crazes Italian river Hebrew letter Tableland Greek goddess To expiate Deer Oath Cross Not many Infant Poetic contraction Color Newlywed woman Outcast French soldier While Land measure Amphibian Artificial language To steal from Cry of sheep Equality To give forth To consume Greek letter Bristle Part of tg be Wigwam To ward off Conjunction Elk In that way To be of use Skill Accomplished with fatigue River in Wales Unmoved by pity Tiny Animal hair Ship fall Plant that dies after flowering To profit Colloquial father To talk foolishly War god Fright Toward the mouth Small part Meadow American author Symbol for tantalum Nook
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Wales
Baltimore politics churn as Maryland party rift deepens
Maryland politics show renewed party discord after November gains by two Republicans aided by Democrats. Governor O Conor faces internal erosion, aided by Baltimore boss Curran and Mayor Jackson, with souring lawmakers like Ward and Lasscer awaiting shifts. Rumors linger that D Alesandro joins anti O Conor Curran faction.
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Maryland
Congress
Baltimore
Herbert R O’conor
Billy Curran
Howard Jackson
Baltmore
O’conor
Maryland focus on Ruml tax debate and naval links
Maryland lawmakers faced a complex shift on the Ruml tax forgiveness plan highlighted by Admiral Land's influence in shipyard development and Radcliffe’s behind the scenes role. The delegation largely supported forgiveness until Disney’s pointed critique linked the plan to broader debt cancellations, swinging most votes against Ruml aside from Beall.
To Hasten Victory Second War Loan Appeal
Wartime appeal urging all Americans to support the Second War Loan to speed victory and save the lives of soldiers. It emphasizes that every contribution, large or small, helps, with the phrase they give their lives you lend your money and highlights investment options for every purse.
Freshman Thion backs Carlson Ruml tax bill despite CFO protests
The text notes Freshman Constession Daniel Thion votes for the Carlson Ruml bill amid CIO objections. He supports pay as you go for workers but opposes forgiveness features benefiting war mihonanes. Elson, CIO elected, supports reform and suggests amendable changes to avoid taxing incomes over $20,060.
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Daniel Thion
Carlson-Ruml Bil
CFO
CIO
Elson
Oak sheltering two chapels hosts biannual services
In the French village of Allonville Bellefose on the Havre line an ancient oak, 1200 years old, contains two chapels inside its large trunk where religious services are held twice a year attracting curious visitors and pilgrims alike.
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Allonville-Bellefose
Havre
Study of Foreign Languages Quoted by Hi Ho
The sage of Clunatown Hi Ho argues that foreign language study is important but stresses the need for ideas of sufficient consequence to merit expression in the language already understood.
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Hi Ho
Clunatown
Death by Own Action Recognized in Japan
A statement from Japan notes that dying by one’s own actions is viewed as the most acceptable way to meet responsibilities, atone for mistakes, or satisfy honor. The remark reflects cultural notions of self sacrifice and social duty within the context of honor codes.
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Japan
Definition of Embracery in Legal Terms
Embracery is an attempt to corrupt or influence a jury by money promises letters threats or persuasions. The term appears in legal contexts describing misconduct aimed at affecting jury decisions. It highlights unlawful influence and corrupt practices within trial proceedings.
Guanaquito fur described as dyed wool imitation fos
The passage defines guanaquito as the fur of a young guanaco before it becomes woolly and notes it is dyed to imitate fos.
Paine Once Villager Lived in Greenwich Village
Thomas Paine the revolutionary writer is noted to have once lived in Greenwich Village New York, highlighting his historical ties to the area and its early American political thought.
Public Auction of Farm Property at Concord Victery Farm
Personal property to be sold at public auction without reserve. Auction to be held at the Lawrence Victery farm in Concord, Caroline County, Maryland, on the road from Concord to Andersontown, adjoining Concord Camp Ground. Details follow in the notice.
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Lawrence Victery
Concord
Caroline County
Andersontown
Concord Camp Ground
Farm Sale Auction Listing in Denton Maryland
A comprehensive farm equipment and livestock sale is advertised for public auction in front of the Denton Maryland courthouse. The listing includes cows, hens, mules, horses, a near new Ford tractor, multiple plows and implements, farm wagons, building furnishings, ranges, furniture, tools, canned goods, and one 20 acre arable tract with woodland. A mortgage foreclosure by Wesley E. Thawley on the Towers property sets the sale, with half cash due day of sale and balance later. The property is in Caroline County along the macadam road from Denton to Greensboro.
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Ford
McCormick Deering
Oliver
South Bend
Superior
John Deere
Lawrence B. Towers
Francesna W. Towers
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
Maryland
Wesley E. Thawley
Court House
Denton
Assignee Sells Valuabe Real Estate in Denton Maryland
Public sale to highest bidder at Denton Court House in Caroline County Maryland on Tuesday April 13 1943 between 2:00 and 4:00 PM. Property is a two story residence on Second Street Denton fronting 30 feet running 100 feet adjoining Willoughby Nowell and former William H DeWeese property. One third cash day of sale balance at ratification or all cash option. Defered payment if any secured by purchaser note with approved security. Title papers stamps and transfer costs paid by purchaser.
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State of
Maryland
Caroline
Frances F. Johnson
Caroline County
Pimey
Denton
Greensboro
Kunigunda Reidling
Matthew Garey
Fred R. Owens
Mary E. Owens
County Flanigen Company
T.C.H
Commissioners of
General Assembly of Maryland
Lucy Jones
Thomas A. Jones
Liber T.L.D
Court House
Willoughby Nowell
William H. DeWeese
U. S
Notice to Creditors for Estate in Caroline County
Notice to creditors of a deceased resident of Caroline County to exhibit claims with vouchers by September 27, 1943 or be excluded from benefits. Executors request all debts be settled promptly. Dated March 23, 1943. Harold K. Shults administrator. Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
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Caroline County
Charles B. Harrison
Harold K. Shults
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
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Harmony, MD
Roy E. Donovan
NEW Hampshire Reds
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Miller’s Victory Garden
E.t.orme & Son
Denton, Me
Charles Edward Brown
North West Fork Hundred
Sussex County
Delaware
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Orphana’ Court
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Fred J. Wright
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C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
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