Jesus Living Again and the Way to Heaven
Lesson centers on Jesus resurrection as the core of Christian faith, the empty tomb signaling power of the Son of God, and Jesus as the way to the Father. It emphasizes eternal life through faith in Christ, his return, and the assurance of heaven for believers. The study links Luke 24:1-12 and John 14:1-6 with the Golden Text John 11:25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Torvic
God
Jesus Christ
Peter
Christ Jesus
Thomas
Sheepfold
Christ
Lfe
Commercial Corporation
Cromwell urges followers to reconsider beliefs
A speaker addresses his fanatical supporters, urging them in the name of Christ to consider the possibility they may be mistaken. The call to humility reflects a moment of caution amid fervent conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cromwell
of Christ
Hindering God by Man’s Vanities and Busy Thoughts
A reflective verse urging quieting distractions and feverish cares to seek God in silence. It emphasizes turning away from restless pursuits and humbling oneself to contemplate the Father’s presence. The piece reads like a devotional exhortation about spiritual focus.
Labor Bureau notes gains under Textile Code in NRA era
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that silk and rayon textile workers saw rising average weekly and hourly earnings from 1933 to 1934 under the NRA Silk Code. Wages increased across occupations, with the lowest paid gaining up to 74 percent from April 1933 to August 1934 and loom fixers up about 43 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Two Fold Menace Warns Against Government Competition
Congressional leaders warn that government funding is harming private industry and employment. Chairman Steagall of the House Banking and Currency Committee urges limiting federal funds to prevent paralyzing private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Steagall
Dem
Amn
House Banking and Currency Committee
The Journal Crossword Puzzle Grid and Clues Feature
Crossword puzzle horizontal and vertical clues listed with numbers and word hints. Missing letters and multiple theme entries hint at a playful, newspaper style puzzle page from the Journal.
Denton Town Election Notice Details and Qualifications
Under 1914 Maryland law, an election for two Denton Commissioners will be held between 2 and 8 p.m. in the Fire Building. The top vote-getter will serve a three year term, the second highest a one year term. Voters must reside within Denton, pay municipal taxes of at least $500, be 25 or older, and have two years residency. all tickets must be white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Denton
Emory D. Kimmey
Alda P. Whitby
Commissioners of
Preston
Art
Sheriff Sells Preston Real Estate In Caroline County
A Maryland circuit court sale note lists three adjoining Lots 19 20 and 21 in Preston Caroline County described with Noble and Caroline avenues. The property includes a large poultry house formerly for broiler chickens now partly used as a dwelling. Creditors proceed against J J Garris and Katherine C Garris on March 19 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Provident State Bank of
Preston
Maryland
Noble Avenue
Alexander Noble
J.H.S
Caroline Avenue
Joseph J. Garris
Lillian Hood Collins
William E. Collins
G.A.D
Public Sale of Grace Sorden Heirs Estate in Caroline County
Public auction of a land tract in Caroline County Maryland to the highest bidder on a Denton location. Property lies in the Third Election District, 7,820 square feet, described by bounds from Ira L Butler land. Includes one and one half story dwelling with five rooms plus garage and other outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sorden
Caroline County
Ira L. Butler
Robert Butler
T. Elmer Butler
Frederick F. Sorden
Denton-Holiness Camp Ground
Camp Ground
Harrison Assignee Suits Marine for Heaters and Debt
Charles B. Harrison as assignee sues Thomas R. Marine and his wife, Heater Marine, seeking recovery of owed funds and enforcement of a claim filed in the court. The case names the plaintiff and defendants and outlines the disputed debt and ownership in a chancery or civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marine
Heater Marine
Government in business menace slows private recovery
House remarks warn that Home Owners Loan Corporation operations funded by the Treasury burden private firms with higher taxes and stifle normal business. Critics argue government competition harms commerce unless Treasury aid ends and private entities resume independent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Steagall
Treasury
Mr. Stengell
The Whale Shark Its Size and Feeding Habits
The whale shark is described as the largest fish, possibly reaching seventy feet in length with a mouth large enough to engulf a man and about 6000 microscopic teeth. It is a filter feeder relying mostly on plankton and is harmless to humans as it swims through the oceans.
Wanted Soy Beans and Cow Peans Walton Owens Bridgeville
A short late 19th or early 20th century classified notice from Walton Owens of Bridgeville Delaware seeks soy beans and cowpeas. The ad states the items desired with no additional terms or contact details.
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Walton Owens
Bridgeville, del
Attorney's Sale Of Land In Preston Maryland 1935
By virtue of two mortgages from Lillian Hood Collins and William E. Collins to Levin E. Taylor then assigned, an attorney will sell at public sale in front of J. L. Covey's store Preston Maryland between 2:30 and 3:30 PM on 1935. The property is a two story frame dwelling with a garage in Caroline County. One third cash day of sale or all cash at purchaser option. Property includes sixty nine hundred square feet and a half share previously conveyed to Lillian Hood Collins.
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Jos
J. Garris
Preston Motor Company
J. J. Garris
Katherine C. Garris
H. Saulsbury Ee Eri WM. E
Andrew
Wesley E. Thawley
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Chy
W. Brewster Deen
T. Clayton Horsey
Lillian Hood Collins
William E. Collins
Levin E. Taylor
John K. LeCompte
Hattie May LeCompte
T.C.H
J. L. Covey
Preston
Maryland
J. T. Dennis
G. K. Kelley
Mary Ann Hood
Hheirs
Charles J. Hood
Marie H. Hood
Assigners Sale Forecloses Mary Harper Mortgage in Maryland
Assigning party will sell at public auction in Preston Maryland to satisfy a mortgage burden dated April 26 1921 with multiple assignments ending in Charles B Harrison. The land in Caroline County fourth district lies north of the old county and Preston Federalsburg road, adjoining Fisher Bowens Johns and others. Sale set for 1935 between 2 and 2 45 PM in front of J L Covey store.
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Mary W. Harper
W. Brewster Deen
Charles B. Harrison
Caroline County
Liber L.B.T
J. L. Covey’s
Preston
Maryland
State of
Federalsburg
John C. Fisher
Thomas R. Bowens
William W. Johns
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Unday
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Feasan
Waostern Newspaper Union
Oswald Jacoby
New York
America
Collier’s Weekly
Oswald
Fletcher M. Johnson
Irvington - On - Hudson, N. W
Wells
H. G. Wells
League of Nations
Virginia Reid
Roberta
Kaye Don
Stanley L. Reed
American Automobile Association
General Motors
Key West
Fisher
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
LaSalle
Public Enemy
Raymond Hamilton
Baby Face Nelson
Fort Worth
Texas
American Museum of Natural History
Labor Bureau
Textile
U. & President
Hamilton
Elgin
Steff Silver
Sturmer
Easton, Md
The
Claiborne-Annapolis- Matapeake Ferries
Annapolis
Claibo
B. F. Sher
Claiborne
A & Matapeske
Matapeake
Emerson-Brantingham
P. Tractor
Deering Wheat
Victor R. Turner
Ronald B. Turner
Walter Sparklin
Nisi
J. DeWee
Carter
William J. Irwin
Inez T. Irwin
J. Deweese Carter
W. Hyland VanSuant
Marcelene Harris
Isaac Harris
W. Hyland Vansant
Doan
Drugenists
C. W. Elzey
W. J. Bonner
Nate
James Temple
Clayton, Brown, Denton-Bridgeville Road
Interstate Fire Tower
P. O
Cerotine County
T. Cee Horsey
T.cayton Horsey
E. F. Withers
R. I
WM. D. Scott
Quality Poultry Farm
Phone
Harrington, del
W. F. Allen Co
Salisbury
Niss
Harvey M. Parrott
Mabel Parratt
H. 9. Wise
Denton Road
Greensboro
Dry Cleaning Co
Carter-Block
Lucy Crescent Candy Co
Istor Sooner
Ridgely Hotel
Fountain Ave
John T. Carter
M. A. Brackett
Market St
Peare
Clayton Taylor
Edward T. Moore
Mary V. Harper
Liber T.L.D
Charles 3B. Harrison
William E. Andrew
Wilbert L. Merriken
VE. Tilghman F. Taylor
Wilert L. Merriken
T Clayton Horsey
W. A. Smith
Denton, MD
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