Sins Denounced and Repentance Urged in Amos Hosea Lesson
Temperance focus contrasts luxury and indulgence in Israel during Jeroboam II era. Amos 6 1 6 condemns reckless security luxury feasting music and excessive drinking, urging crowds to turn back to God seek restoration and obedience. The lesson ties to Daniel Be strong for right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Guilden
Daniel
Hosea
Jarael
Israel
Jeroboam Hy
Samaria
Joseph
Ephraim
Mannasseh
Hlazidom
Lusury
Zim
Josex
Deliverance From Fear of Death Through the Cross
A sermon-style reflection on Hebrews and the finished work of Christ. It argues believers need not fear death, since Jesus defeated death, holds the keys, and Christians may depart to be with the Lord. It contrasts the sinner's fear with the saint's confidence in salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Ife
Abraham
Deat
John
Patmos
Hell
First Lighthouse Built by Egypt and Ptolemy II
The earliest lighthouse credit goes to Egypt with a 160 foot tower at Bhurus, built by Ptolemy II near Alexandria about 600 years before Christ. The beacon burned wood, later coal, with bells and candles, evolving through oil lamps and Argand burners to the incandescent mantle for major lighthouses worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Bhurus
Alexandria
Ptolemy II
Loreland Ashthouse
Eddystone
What God Did and the Birth of a National Anthem
What God didoar die brcarnation tells of a celebrated musician who, refused a national anthem commission for another nation, chose to wed into that culture. He studied from within, shared poverty, and became one of them to express their feelings through his music, in a bold act of cultural immersion.
Washington selectman witnesses coastal waterspout near Cape Coworth
A Washington selectman records a waterspout south of Cape Coworth on a calm day. The funnel formed between a russet gray cloud and the sea about five miles from shore, starting 4,600 feet above the water with a 500 to 150 foot taper. It appeared tubular with downward walls and an ascending central column, lasting thirteen minutes before the walls broke and the column rose into the cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cape Coworth
The Padlock Outfoxes Seekers At Small Town Runaway
In a rural town, Martin Hawk evades capture as a pursuit unfolds after a missing padlock incident. Sheriff and accomplices discuss punishment, with plans to deter theft and keep the fledgling thief on the move. The scene shifts toward a drill ground and a cargo voyage, hinting at further entanglements among three main fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc
Martin Hawk
Baker’s Store
Three Ten
Che
Sherif
Mart
Mrs. Gwyn
Martin
Klong
Trial of Moll Hawk Returns Brief Remarks by Jury
The trial of Moll Hawk is brief with jurors asking for leeway to address the court. A warlike tone emerges as supporters push for vigilance and to restrain counsel from inflammation while noting the accused girl’s father has fled jail and may never return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moll Hawk
Benbridge
Lafayette
Tonunyhawk
Knife
Mr. Benbridge
Sherto
Black Hawk
Warrios
Taye
Self defense murder trial ends in not guilty discharge
In a crowded courtroom the jury quickly convicts Moll Hawk of first degree murder only to have the court discharge her amid post verdict acknowledgment. Mrs. Rachel Gwyn offers to shelter the woman after discharge as the town reels from the case and related upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seachfal
Rachel Gwyn
Jinny
Becaise
Mary Hawk
Utte
Windreds
Martin Hawk
Tarry Lapelle
Paul Revere
Seaberry
Lkely
Uuswk
Soto
Kenneth Gwathe
Caw Amd
Viola
Eler
Ted
Kenneth
Hs Vendlenmans
Cawbine
Wand Jaape
Prosverntor
Alt Gwynne
Moll Tank
Notice to Merchants and Traders in Caroline County
The sheriff James Temple issues a warning to all persons and bodies exercising any business in Caroline County to obtain or renew a license under Maryland law. It details trader licenses by stock value, hawkers, peddlers, brokers, and fees for stallions and jacks, including oath requirements and renewal deadlines. The notice cites legal references and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland
Coop
Exchange
General Assembly of
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Th Court of Common Pleas
Court of Canton Pleas of
James Temple
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Denton Journal
Goward Melvin Benj
Johnson Srevin & Johnson
Fit“Zwater
Moody Like Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Amos and
Comptpidis
SS Ee
George E. Guille
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Lady Mary
Viola Gwyn
George Barr McCutcheon
Kenneth Gwynne
Mol Hawk
Miss Marrs Cheawk
Uber Tat
Mr. Slerne
Vancuars
Justice of the Peace
Ick
Trad
Niss
Barvey J. Cooper
William Brown
Lydia A. Brown
Ip Equity
Harvey L. Cooper
Geo. A. Deakyne
Journal
Ee Gerrett
Detroit
Ford
Curtis
Ame
Imerica
Taliee Asese Curtis
Gar Utyo
E. S. Adkins & Company
Salisbury, MD
Gude
Fust
M. J. Breitenbach Co
Warren St
N.Y
Gude’s
Clarence C. Allen
Seaford
Del
W. A. Smith
Manker St
Denton
Ridgely, Maryland
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’y-Treas
The
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover
Urlaware
L. Irving Jones
Agt
Jonn T. Carter
Centos
Dreensboro, Md
John W. Payne
Preaton, Md
WSPAP
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