Mary Magdalene Showed Her Love and Gratitude to Jesus
Lesson text outlines Mary Magdalene as saved from seven demons, then ministering to Jesus with other women. It follows her steadfast at the cross, the weeping at the empty tomb, the unrecognized risen Lord, and her role in delivering the resurrection message to the disciples, highlighting gratitude, service, and faith.
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Gorden
Mary Magdalene
Jesus
Mary
Galilee
Erdman
Mary Magdalenoe
Luke
Magdalene
Riches and the burden of wealth in a Shakespeare line
A Shakespearean reflection on riches as a burden. The quote asserts that wealth weighs like a burden on an ass bearing heavy packs, suggesting that earthly riches do not grant true freedom and hinting at mortality unloading at death.
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Shakespeare
Quote on Communism's Language of Hunger and Death
Héle states that communism has a universal language understandable by all peoples, rooted in hunger envy and death, implying a harsh critique of communist doctrine and its perceived outcomes. The remark frames communism as a system that stirs deprivation and dispossession.
Humility in Theory vs Practice Cited by Selden
A pithy reflection echoes on virtue and human conduct, noting broad appeal of humility yet uneven application. The aphorism suggests lofty ideals contrast with real behavior, inviting mindful restraint and sincere practice.
The Idler quote on water and hands
A brief note reflecting on a Cowper line about an idler being a water that lacks hands. It calls the idea useless and contemplates the notion of standing without action.
Perverted Gospel Clash in Pauls Galatians Exposed
A preacher discusses Galatians and Revelation to warn against adding to or subtracting from the gospel. He contrasts faith in Christ alone with works and circumcision, stressing the liberty of believers who walk in the Spirit and stand firm in grace. The piece highlights the danger of a faith plus law or ritual.
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Dan Crawford
Africa
America
Crawford
Christ
Paul
Apostle
Jesus
God
Ainner
Red Coral as Ancient Drug and Remedy
The red coral of the Mediterranean is cited by early Greek writers including Orpheus and Ovid for medicinal uses. It was believed to harden when exposed to air, used as an antidote for scorpion stings and snake bites, and in later periods as a general remedy. Its powder and calcined form were valued in the seventeenth century and it remained in pharmacopoeias and chemist shops into the eighteenth and even 1842.
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Mediterranean Sea
Orpheus of
Thrace
Ovid
Dioscrides
Mothers and Babies Talk With State Health Chief
Dr J H Mason Knox outlines Maryland children health plans in a talk to mothers about child hygiene and welfare actions by the Chief, Bureau of Child Hygiene, Maryland State Department of Health.
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Bureau of Child Hygiene
Maryland
State Department of Health
J. H. Mason Knox
Preventing toxemia and infection in childbirth
Reprint from the Baltimore Sun notes that about half of pregnancy related deaths stem from toxemia or infection, both preventable with good prenatal care. It stresses kidney health, urine testing, blood pressure monitoring, and prompt medical attention to warning signs to reduce maternal mortality.
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United States
Traveling to see the world lessons in unity
The piece argues that travel broadens perspective and reduces conflict. It suggests travel enhances understanding, lessening pride in national monuments and improving tolerance, urging readers to roam widely as a path to peace.
Fortune Telling Art From Tea Leaves And Cups
The piece surveys old superstitions across cultures from tea leaf reading to Egyptian water gazing and wax divination. It notes tea’s late introduction to Europe in the 17th century and the enduring human fascination with occult readings in daily objects.
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Egypt
North Africa
Joseph
Benjamin
Europe
Excavation Plans for Ancient City of David Near Mount Zion
Universal Service cites the British Colonial office announcing excavation near the Cenacolo on Mount Zion. The site lies on Ophel eastward of Cenacolo, where archaeologists expect to locate David’s city of Zion and possibly his tomb.
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Universal Service
Colonial Office
City of David
Cenacolo
Mount Zion
Zion
Ophel
David
Government Butter Inspection Service Expands Markets
The United States Department of Agriculture operates a butter inspection service on major markets in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia and San Francisco. On request by shippers or other financially interested parties it conducts official inspections of butter offered for interstate shipment or received at central markets designated by the secretary of agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Boston
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Secretary of Agriculture
New Five-String Cello Described in Popular Mechanics
A new cello form features five strings, adding a high B string of No 7 piano wire. It is tensioned to 60 pounds by a worm gear, extending the instrument's tone range and offering expanded versatility.
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Popular Mechanics
Reg'tar Li'l Runaround
A New York Sun snippet quotes a mother ship admonishing about a small subfieet boat, calling it a chaser amid playful nautical chatter. The fragment evokes whimsical maritime talk and a greeting to a junior vessel in a light news tone.
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New York Sun
Elephant Collects Offerings in Hindu Temples
An elephant travels temple circuits collecting offerings, moving with a basket suspended from its trunk to receive alms during worship.
Audrey name origins and Saint Audrey fairs in England
Audrey and Ethel are linked to the Anglo Saxon noble name Etheldreda and Saint Audrey, later St Etheldreda. Fairs in her honor popularized the garish token term tawdry. The name’s popularity rose in England. Audrey rivals Ethel and Addy, a Devon diminutive. Believed talismanic gem draws luck and guards the wearer. Monday is deemed lucky for Audrey.
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Udrey
Ethel
Etheldred
Aethelthryth
Edillrud
Audrey
St. Etheldreda
St. Audry
England
Addy
Adelaide
Wheater Syndicate, Inc
Subways Seat Conflict Over Luggage Ends at Times Square
A morning subway scene shows a man with a suitcase pressed between laps, another passenger grows irritated by the burden, and a woman exits at Times Square claiming the luggage as hers. The exchange ends with a lighthearted apology as the train arrives.
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Times Square
New York Sun
Electric transformer heating for railroad wheel tires in France
An electrical method heats tire rims before mounting by induction. The tire acts as the transformer secondary and is heated by induced current. The transformer uses two laminated horizontal arms with vertical cores. the upper arm is pivoted and counterbalanced to allow tire insertion, then swung back to place the transformer in operation.
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France
The Lower Pool quote on cunning and village church visits
A witty passage from Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler's The Lower Pool argues that any woman can sway a man by framing actions as bold. The speaker admits no ambition, claiming marital contentment and sustenance matter more than a wife’s seating order leaving a drawing room.
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Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler
How to make a floor wax from beeswax turpentine ammonia
Instructions describe melting a scant half-pound of beeswax in hot water then gradually adding a quart of turpentine and a half-cup of ammonia. The mixture heats ten minutes in a double boiler, then is applied warm with flannel and polished with a rough cloth.
He Didn't Mean That Wife Adds Four Kids to Boot
A newly married widow overhears her second husband boast to a friend I got a wife and four children to boot The widow retorts you just try booting my children in a Louisville Courier Journal item reflecting a sharp humor edge
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Louisville Courier-Journal
August Vacation Menswear Sale Prices Listed
Advertises Young Men's Suits from 18.75 to 87.50 and other summer and travel attire. Includes Palm Beach garments 12 to 15, Mohairs 15 to 30, Raincoats 10 to 40, Straw hats 6, White Shoes 5 to 8, Trunks and Bags 5 to 25, and more. Readers urged to shop August specials across multiple categories.
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Palm Beach
Notice to taxpayers Caroline County tax bills due dates
Tax bills may be obtained from the Treasurer on and after August 15 1923 and paid net until September 1 1923. No discount will be allowed. Interest will be added to all bills after September 1 1923. T Frank Seward Treasurer.
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T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Court orders sale ratified in Caroline County equity case
In Equity ae No. 2248 the Circuit Court orders the sale reported by trustees Fred R. Owens and William J. Richards to be ratified and confirmed unless objections are shown by August 22. A copy must run in a Caroline County newspaper for two consecutive weeks before August 6. Reported sale amount is $2,620.00. GEO. A. Deakyne, Clerk.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline
Orphans’ Court of
Caroline County
W. Brewater Deen
Richard T. West
William J. Shawn
Carolina County
Margaret Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Circuit Court
Equity
Fred R. Owens
William J. Richards
Geo. A. Deakyne
Geo. A.deakyne
Attractive agency offer from Grand Union Tea Co
A notice presents an opportunity for a self starting man to sell daily used consumer goods with a premium profit sharing system. No capital or bond required. delivery car and references furnished by the salesman. Grand Union Tea Co. advertises at 609 King St Wilmington Del.
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Grand Union Tea CO
King St
Wilmington
Del
Lucas Paint Floor Stains Ad at 1015 W Balto
Lucas Paint offers floor stains and paint products from THOMAS at 1015 West Baltimore. Prices include 80 cents for an 8 pound item and 65 cents per quart.
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Denton Journal
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Hevin & Johnson
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western ‘Newspaper Union
John CG
Moody Bible Institute
Donde
The
Baltimore Sun
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mildred Marshall
Netorys
Mullin's Home Store
Neues
Nisi
Mary E. Wright
Orland Wright Et al
William J. Rickards
Justees
Joseph F. Swartz
Oxwu
Ssser CO
Baltimore, Md
Ella Boone
Barcley Corsetlere
Franklin St
Denton, Md
OOD
Polarine
Uhhh
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
U. S. Army
Munson
U. S
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
New York, N. Y
Mh, K. Newnan
Bineral Director
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital School of Nursing
General Hospital
Baltimore
W. Foster Clark
Henderson
Star Cars
A. P. Whitby
W. P. Carroll
Denton
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Classica
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Delaware
Baby Shop
Easton, Maryland
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’y-Trena
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover. Ourlaware
John T. Carter
L. Irving Jones
Greensboro
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