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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1931
Page
4
This excerpt outlines persistent prayer across life’s trials, contrasts the widow’s faith with a self righteous Pharisee, and honors the humble publican’s plea for mercy. It stresses steadfast prayer amid delays, and presents Christ’s verdict that the humble seeker leaves justified.
A reflective quotation on friendship and divine listening closes with an aspirational question about finding a friend who has the ear of God. The lines emphasize loyalty, faith, and the longing for steadfast support in a cold world.
A brief, unclear fragment cites George Mordame criticizing a creed that forces reliance on God for oneself, suggesting it promotes wast and self focus. The text provides little context or clear action.
A jumbled set of across and down clues from a historical newspaper puzzle includes terms like Large, Naked, A group of players, A river duck, To move round and round, and To turn aside, with corrupted spellings and partial phrases. The grid references and unclear cues suggest an archival fill-in word puzzle snippet.
The article highlights the tower’s 1280 foot height and high speed elevators reaching the top in moments. It notes 375,000 kilowatts hourly consumption when tenanted, and electricity cooling drinking water via Frigidaire units for 25,000 tenants. It also mentions the Empire State Club on the twenty third floor led by Alfred E. Smith housing refrigerated food protection.
Romance remains a feature of daily life in public telephones found in hotels, stations and stores as millions of booths are used across the country. Grace Sahm demonstrates one of the new booths at the Telephone Headquarters Building in Washington. Western Electric notes booths are built to suit their locations with mahogany indoors, and weather resistant cypress on platforms. Modern booths include steel floors, steel-lined interiors, concealed door switches, inward folding doors, and air vents, all improving safety and comfort.
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