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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1927

Page

7

Transfiguration Lesson Text Study Overview

A religious study notes Peter, James, and John at the Mount with Jesus as He is transfigured and the divine voice proclaims Him beloved Son. It outlines the kingdom, figures Moses and Elijah, and Jesus’ instruction to keep silent until after the resurrection.

Peter Jesus Christ James John Jerusalem God Jesus Christ Elim Mount of Olives Israel Moses Elijjah Palestine Elijah L Peter Pater

Bad Lives Made Good Echoes Theme

A short quotation reflecting on Christian virtue, contrasting sinful dispositions with transformed conduct as a moral exhortation echoed by Christian writers. It presents a general religious sentiment without a specific event, person, or location.

Christ

Real Glory Real glory springs from the silent conquest of ourselves.

Quote attributed to Southern Methodist University about personal discipline and inner victory.

Southern Methodist

Nobility Echoes in Genuine Effort

A reflective line asserts true nobility resides in both sincere effort and the inner motive behind it, highlighting a moral standard that transcends outward display and echoes through actions.

Drum message from gou dougondou in equatorial Africa

Natives use a wood instrument called the gou dougondou struck with rubber tipped hammers. The sound travels six to ten miles, allowing messages to be sent and interpreted by distant listeners.

Equatorial Africa

Carving on Plum Stone Presented to Southwark Chapter

A plum stone carved with a likeness of King James II of England was presented to the Southwark cathedral chapter in England. The gift came from Miss Andrewes-Wild, descendant of Bishop Lancelot Andrewes, and the stone has remained in the family for over 800 years.

James II of England Southwark Andrewes-Wild Lancelot Andrewes

How Can Man Be Just With God

A Moody Bible Institute program explores the meaning of justification before God. It explains that justification is not improvement but a position of acquittal by faith in Jesus Christ, made possible through Christ's atoning work and blood. The piece links peace, joy, and love as outcomes, leading to Christlikeness.

Moody Bible Tiisitute Chicago Jesus Family Altar League Christ God Christ Jesus Calvary

Courageous Living Says Tev Alfred Shaw Quote

A quote attributed to Tev Alfred Shaw reflects on living each day with innocence and fearlessness, contrasting the idea of treating every day as last with a first day mindset. The remark highlights personal honesty about nervousness and courage.

Alfred Shaw

Crossword Puzzle From The Journal 1928

The Journal presents a partial crossword with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from bowl form to form of water to Arabian ruler. It lists 28 clues across two propagative parts with various word lengths and a solution to appear in the next issue.

Russia

Fairy Queen shares bird sanctuaries and doll news

Fairy Queen relates wonders of bird sanctuaries on islands guarded from egg theft, lists species like ducks and herons, and notes popular rag dolls among children. She also mentions chicken ancestry, a brave dog saving a child, and an American circus elephant honored with a wreath, delighting the fairies.

Veryone Fairyland Fairy Queen Alife Ban Allie Ban Allie America

Apprenticeship System History Traces to Elizabethan Era

The custom of requiring a beginner to serve an apprenticeship of seven years dates back to the Sixteenth century and was enacted in Queen Elizabeth I’s reign to ensure learning before following a trade or craft.

Elizabeth I

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