Favorite Bible Passages and Juvenile Court Reflections
Compiled by the Bible Guild, this note lists Bible verses cited by Dr. Miriam Van Waters and Bishop William Morris in relation to juvenile court philosophy. Passages include Deuteronomy 33 25 Matthew 11 28 and Luke 17 1 2 with brief comments on their guiding role.
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Miriam van Waters
Juvenile Court of
Los Angeles
National Conference of Social Work
William Morris
Episcopal Church
Bible Guild
Great Painter's Work Revealed by Accident
In Graz Austria Doctor Bienen thal a government art expert examined an exhibition canvas and found two coats of paint hiding a genuine Tintoretto worth about 500000 dollars. The 12 by 13 foot church canvas was ordered restored after the discovery, with note that many masterworks were painted over to hide them during wartime.
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Graz
Austria
Doctor Bienenthal
Heaven
Italy
Pathfinger
Billy Duck Becomes Doctor in Playful Quack Tale
A prominent doctor's young son Billy plays doctor with a pretend medical case and a stern look. Next door neighbor Lilian asks if he is a real doctor and a joking reply labels him a quack. The following day Lilian's doll develops mumps and she vows to call Doctor Duck.
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Billy
Lilian
Lillian
Doctor Duck
Southport Man Leaves Cambridge Science Chairs Bequest
John Humphreys Plummer of Southport plans to leave nearly 1.25 million dollars in trust to endow chairs for modern scientific research at Cambridge University. He ran a long real estate business, never attended Cambridge, showed little educational interest, and was not a scientist. His only other bequest is a ten thousand dollar annuity to his surviving son.
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John Humphreys Plummer
Southport
England
Cambridge University
Plummer
Cambrieyre University
Ale
Crusader Sword Salute and Burial Traditions Mentioned
The sword salute dates to Crusader times when the hilt bore a cross and Crusaders kissed the cross swearing faith and purpose. Custom held that an officer’s cap and sword rest on the coffin, with the shield and arms covering him in death.
Warship Flies Record Length Homeward Pennant
United States ships on foreign service may raise a homeward-bound pennant on departure and arrival. The flag length equals the crew count, with one foot per person. The Pittsburgh’s four year flagship pennant reached 900 feet, aided by balloons. Crew members later received portions as keepsakes.
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Warship
United States
Pittsburgh
Always One More Quote Fragment From a Curious Exchange
A fragmentary line from a dialogue ponders how many fools exist in the world and adds a puzzled aside about an extra fool or odd phrasing, leaving the speaker’s full meaning unclear.
Insects More Reasonable Than Man Quote
A paradoxical aphorism attributed to Clarence Darrow notes that insects are more reasonable than humans because they do not engage in reasoning. The remark contrasts human rationality with animal behavior.
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Clarence Darrow
How Fortunate Many Beat Opportunity at Knocking
Rutland Herald notes a humorous take on people thriving by seizing chances, illustrating opportunistic effort and timing in daily life. The item reflects a light, editorial voice typical of the period.
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Rutland -Herald
Nomination Certificates Declared for Caroline County Officials
In accordance with the Maryland Acts of 1912 certified nominees are declared for Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, Clerk of Court of Appeals, Congress, State Senate, House of Delegates, Treasurer, Register of Wills, and party committees. August 18, 1930 filing deemed unopposed. no primary vote required. Supervisors of Elections for Caroline County, J. Ed. Nichols, Clerk.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
William FP. Broening
Baltimore City
Thomas H. Robinson
Harford County
David A. Robb
Allegany County
William S. Gordy, Jr
Wicomico County
William Newton Jackson
James A. Foun
Charles S. Warner
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
Senate
Nelson H. Fooks
Alda P. Whitby
M. Carroll Meredith
Victor Dean
T. Frank Seward
Register of Wills
J. Irwin Harwood
Democratic State Central Committee
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Charles B. Harrison
Albert S. Handy
Alice Dick Davin
Mary Ethel Stevens
Ivy Jones
Albert W. Sisk
Foster Clark
Henry Stafford
Republican State Central Committee
Lawrence B. Towers
J. Spencer Lapham
Arthur J. Messick
Walter M. Wright
T. Otin Ford
Harry H. Nuttle
Supervisors Hold Registration Across Caroline County Districts
The Board of Supervisors of Elections in Caroline County announces the Officers of Registration will sit in each district to register qualified voters in person on September 2, 1930. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Henderson, Greensboro, Denton precincts, Preston, Federalsburg, Hillsboro West Denton, Ridgely, and American Corner. Clerk J Ep NicHots and Lee Hignatt oversee the notices.
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Board of Supervisors of Elections For
Caroline County
Henderson
Lee Hignatt
Leo Meginney
Harry B. Mason
J. Ep. NicHots
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Sama
Office of Supervisors of Elections
Denton
Lee Hignutt
R. Leo Meginney
J. Ed. Nichols
Greensboro
Preston
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
West Denton
Ridgely
American Corner
Happypurs
M. K. Newnam
A. Card
Orphana’ Court
C. Harvey Towers
iMd
J. Virgil Moore
S. 2Nd Street
Western Maryland College
Westminster, Maryland
Albert Norman Ward
D. D
Atwater
Kent
RADIO
Cae
Ave
American Oil Company
Pan American Petroleum & Transport Company
American Bldg
Baltimore
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