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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
4
Religious study outlines James 1 19 27 with focus on receiving the engrafted word in trials. It guides swift listening slow speaking and wrath control, then shows self knowledge by doers of the word who bridles the tongue sympathizes with the needy and keeps unspotted from the world.
Special instruments in tree trunks reveal sap can push up to 150 pounds per square inch in wounded trees. Dr D T MacDougal of the Carnegie Institute notes that trees with dead roots and leaves still show spring sap ascent, showing the process is mechanical rather than vital.
The term Albino was first used by the Portuguese for Africans with white spots but now describes anyone with red eyes and white hair. It derives from Latin albus meaning white. Albion, a name for England, shares the same root and refers to Caesar’s allusion to white cliffs at the southern Isle coast during his 55 B C invasion.
A readable fragment explains crossword mechanics with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical words. It lists sample entries such as Young dog, Mouth of volcano, and Father, with several rows of definitions and partial answers, noting that solution will appear in the next issue.
A sermon summary argues that Providence shaped America from the Mayflower era and that modern Christian faith has waned. It warns 80 percent of freshmen reject Christianity, notes rising divorce, universal lawlessness, and crime, and identifies sin as humanity’s core problem. The remedy lies in personal rebirth through Jesus and the Bible's salvation.
A devotional line proclaims that lasting victory over sin is possible only with divine aid. It asserts that spiritual triumph requires God's presence and blessing guiding believers. The sentiment reflects religious exhortation emphasizing faith, perseverance, and dependence on divine support.
The nickname Volunteer State arose from Tennessee’s early war record and its citizens’ readiness to serve. During the Mexican War President Polk called for 2800 Tennessee soldiers and 30000 volunteers answered. The period solidified Tennessee’s title as the Volunteer State.
The text describes how ancient Rome gradually freed its slaves as conquest ended and Christianity spread. Justinian helped ease bondage, influencing greater manumission. Slavery diminished in medieval Europe as feudal vassalage rose.
A Freiburg zoologist reports earthworms sing loudly enough to reach 12 yards, their rhythm syncopated and reminiscent of jazz. He compares a worm’s voice to percussion on a thin membrane and plans further study of the worm’s vocal organ.
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