The Church Member Life and Its Gracious Core
A study of Christian life as a church member, stressing new birth and transformed conduct. It contrasts a living fellowship with worldly desires, urges putting off earthly sins, keeping the will aligned with God, and embracing love, peace, joy, and thanksgiving as the daily witness of faith.
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The Clue of the Golden Rose Mystery Tale
A true adventure drawn from Mounted Police exploits in the North where a St Bernard helps solve a murder mystery. The December 16 issue presents the gripping tale of frontier lawmen, canine aid, and the pursuit of clues across a frozen terrain. The story blends danger, deduction, and loyalty.
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Crataword Puggle Puzzle Across Clues
A word puzzle list presenting Across clues such as Past, presage, to rent, and demon with several long entries, including Eye catching terms and varied wordplay. The grid hints at a themed crossword style with number references guiding fill. The set blends archaic and common terms across a compact puzzle page.
Maryland War Job Costs Pour Over The Paycheck
Maryland residents who moved to Washington for government war jobs find deductions exceed take home pay for an $1440 annual salary. Taxes, bonds, transportation and upkeep swallow most earnings, leaving about $29 monthly. Elsewhere, Army and Navy land seizures in Camp Springs push homeowners to relocate with limited notice and uneven compensation. Eastern Shore fishers urge shifting Fisheries to Agriculture and demand stronger federal support amid shortages.
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Telephone Service for Service Men Morale Booster
War era effort expands civilian telephones for troops and families. Public booths rise near camps and in cities, with camp managers guiding calls. At Camp Lee a sailor proposed in booth 11 and married on a 24 hour pass. soldiers praise patient staff and waiting rooms as 80 camps employ full time managers and 145 installations are planned.
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Western Electric Receives Army Navy E Award for Excellence
Western Electric Company wins the combined Army Navy E for “exceptional performance” in war communications gear. The award aligns with the 25th anniversary of the first radiotelephone demonstration between ground and aircraft, honoring Hawthorne Kearny and Point Breeze plants for patriotic contribution to victory.
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Help Wanted in State Hospitals and Trades
Help wanted ads offer immediate employment in state hospitals with salaries up to 65 dollars monthly plus 15 dollars emergency allowance and 65 dollars for full maintenance. Married couples get 130 dollars. Promotions after one year to 80 dollars. Nurses and tuberculosis hospital training offered with two years of high school. salaries 65 or 40 dollars. Apply to Crownsville, Spring Grove, and other state hospitals or Harry C. Jones at 22 Light St Baltimore. Also machinist and tool maker training offered by Delaware Aircraft Industries.
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Public Sale of Valuables in Greensboro to Burrsville area
James Temple, auctioneer, offers a public sale of the farm personal property starting at 10 am on a 1942 date. The lot includes four horses, a pair of mules, nine Holstein cows with calves, four wagons, farming implements, tractors, a Frick thresher, seed drills, and many tools. Ormond L. Andrew, clerk. Rain or shine.
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Denton
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Camp Ground Woods
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McCormick- Deering
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