The Call to Macedonia and Lydia’s Conversion in Philippi
A sermon outlines Paul’s guidance as doors close and Macedonia opens. It details the vision, forward move, and first European convert Lydia at the river, noting attendance, listening, opened heart, baptism, household belief, and hospitality as steps of conversion and service.
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Asia
Paul
Asia Minor
Macedonia
Aegean Sea
Europe
Orst
Philippia
Noulon
Thyatirna
Lydia
Christ
Silaner
Effort Not Worth While When Some Folks Gits All O Health
A brief quip notes that when people get all the health they can carry they may fail to know what to do with the Atlanta Constitution. The remark reflects a worn-out sentiment about readers and content.
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Atlanta Constitution
Pessimist’s fishing ideas praised by Cornell Widow
A Cornell Widow quote notes that while a pessimist has faults his fishing ideas are usually accurate, suggesting practical insight from a cautious outlook.
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Cornell
Philanthropists keep gifts quiet in Muskogee Phoenix note
A Muskogee Phoenix item remarks that some philanthropists are so careful with giving that their generosity is kept from even their own right hands, leaving the left hand unaware of how funds were sourced.
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Muskogee Phoenix
Peace Where Appreciated An English Schoolboy Rend
An English schoolboy translated the Latin phrase par in bello as Freedom from Indigestion in a Boston Transcript item. The humorous misrendering reflects early 20th century wordplay culture noted by the paper.
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Boston Transcript
Hadfeld Quote on True Humility Inspires Reflective Thought
A brief quotation attributed to Captain J Arthur Hadfeld explores humility as not thinking little of oneself but not thinking of oneself at all. The aphorism emphasizes self-forgetfulness over self-deprecation.
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J. Arthur Hadfeld
Not applicable proverb on selfishness and self Nourishment
A short reflective aphorism noting that selfishness parches the soul and that a heart feeding on itself grows quickly. Written as a quoted saying attributed to W. L. Watkins.
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W. L. Watkins
Our Tasks Easier When We Pray Shout Them
A compact note argues tasks seem simpler when prayers are offered aloud. It emphasizes communal ritual as a coping mechanism and calls for collective focus on problem solving. No names or places are given.
The Journal's Crossword Puzzle How to Solve a Crossword
The page outlines crossword rules with clues for horizontal and vertical words. It explains letter placement, numbering, and how words fit between black squares, plus abbreviations and language notes. It lists numerous clue examples such as a married, to introduce, and a syllable of music, proceeding through a long catalog of definitions.
Honor the Teacher By Rev Benson Moody Bible Institute
A sermon extols Sunday school teachers as pivotal yet humble workers. It argues Jesus trained disciples, cites mothers and teachers shaping nations, and likens teaching to planting trees whose fruit may appear much later. The piece praises the eternal rewards for religious educators.
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Rev
C. H. Benson
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Jesus Christ
Christ
Peter
James
John
Joseph
Daniel
Gsomne
Earth
Andromeda
Spirit of Conversion and Self-Raignment in Rhetoric
Charles Hodge argues that true persuasion and leadership require self-restraint to avoid coercion. The Spirit neverpiakes men the In struments of converting others until they feel they cannot do it themselves, that their skin argument, in persua sion, in management, awaits nothing.
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Charles Hodge
Consecration as a Lifelong Habit of the Soul
Adolphe Monod argues that consecration is not a one time act but a sustained discipline. A consecrated day becomes a framework where God acts through the believer, shaping daily life and devotion.
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Adolphe Monod
Gaining Knowledge An ancient philosopher on self awareness
An ancient philosopher argued that a king must first know himself by understanding the wants, ambitions, joys, and sorrows of others. He believed comparing human striving helps a ruler gauge his own standing and character.
Typographia notes on round s improvement by Bell
In lly book Typographia 1825 the round s is praised as an improvement in printing. It credits the ingenious Mr Bell with introducing the round s in his British Theater edition published 1791 1802.
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T. G. Unnsord
London
Towers in warfare and ancient fortifications
The tower was used in fortification from early periods with a wall. One of the earliest instances is Nineveh, built over 2000 B C. The wall extended more than 60 miles, stood 120 feet high, and included 1 600 towers.
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Nineveh
Snow Reef in Mountains Shrouds Peak Cresecent Drift
A rare snow reef persists year round in Sanow National Park within the Rocky Mountains. Landscape artists praise it while photographers seek it. In a crescent around the peak the snow drifts as high as 100 feet in places.
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Rocky Mountain Range
Ghicler National Park
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Bens.h. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publigberg
Aev. P. D. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Waatern Newspaper Union
Tha
Sun God
Solatios
Netul
Italy
Contiou
Tools Engineering ‘ College
Titus
Goodyear
Dehnton Auto Company
Denton, Maryland
Curtis Woods
Curtis
Stoc
E.S. Adkins & CO
Salisbury
The
Goldsboro Bank
Ford
Detroit
FO. B. Detrale
Stata
Platine
L. B. Towers
Pres
Denton
Maryland
Fred Towers
Sec
Treas
Burrsville
New State Road
J. L. Everngam
James J. Ross
Cecil C. Fulton
Sec’y-Treae
the Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover, Delaware
Jont. Carter
Agi
L. Irving Jones
Agt
Greensboro
Clare N. Payne
Preston
Stone Road
J. H. Nichols
Denton, Md
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
Kelley
Nash Quad
McCormick-Deering
Denton Auto Company
A. R. Murphy
P. R. Fisher
S. Sever
S. Frank Cole
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