Jesus Watching Children Play And Restful Living
Lesson on leisure as service to God using Ezra Nehemiah Zechariah and Paul. Emphasizes joy from forgiveness, rest for ministry, and living to God’s glory while avoiding actions that cause others to stumble.
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Nehemiah
Zechariah
Corinthian
Jesus
God
Christian
Ezra
Twoberacles
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
Christ
The Bear Cub at Skenesborough Inn
Colin Cabot rides after a bear encounter and seeks shelter in Skenesborough. He finds Rachel Bowlby, a schoolteacher and local defender, in a tavern where villagers discuss war, danger from Indians and redcoats, and the need for soldiers. The scene blends frontier hardship with community resilience.
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Andy
Colin
Skenesborough
Phillip Skene
Cabot
Cambridge
Bowlby
Rachel Bowlby
Womern
Canada
Quebec
Mercy and Mayhem at Skenesborough Inn
Col in warns Washington’s scouts report Mohawk raiders approaching Skenesborough. An innkeeper woman rallies townsfolk with makeshift defense, stacking hay, arming with forks and swords to deter a drunken Indian attack. Colin enlists a new recruit and the siege begins.
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Colin
Ticonderoga
Fort
Brentwood
Washington
Vermont
Collin
Skenesborough
Canada
Albany
Israel Sapp
Botts
New Milford
Mrs. Bowlby
Do It Then As To The Lord In All We Do
A devotional reminder that in every daily task and undertaking God is present guiding actions. The passage urges faithful conduct in public duties and private moments, promoting a mindset of leaving all work and life in the Lord’s hands.
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S&s
Andersons
Men obey limits of understanding in science and spirit
Quote notes a dichotomy: in science, people understand only what they obey, and in religion, they obey only what they understand. It frames knowledge as bounded by obedience across both domains.
Wedding notices printed with neatness and dispatch
The Journal notes that puzzle wedding invitations and announcements are printed with neatness and dispatch.
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the Journal
Crossword Puzzle Street: The Journal's Daily Teaser
The Journal presents a dense crossword puzzle with numerous clues and numbered entries across multiple rows. The puzzle references many words, dates, and names in a classic newspaper teaser style, inviting readers to solve the grid.
Ordinance Regulating Street Oranges and Bananas Sales in Denton
Denton commissioners pass an ordinance requiring peddlers to obtain a ten dollar annual license or a two dollar daily fee for hawking oranges and bananas on streets. Vendors must move every fifteen minutes and may not return within three hours. Violations bring fines from three to fifteen dollars and possible jail time. The measure, approved November 7, 1932, takes effect upon passage.
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Denton
A. P. Whitby
Claiborne Annapolis Ferry Schedules and Court Order
The Claiborne Annapolis Ferry Company lists departure times from Ann and Claiborne and Matapeake routes. A court order, dated November 9 1932, confirms the sale of property by assignee Wilbert L Merriken and sets a publication deadline for objections by January 12, with a four week newspaper airing starting December. The sales amount is reported as 1125.00. Clerk T Clayton Horsey signs as true copy.
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Wilbert L. Merriken
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Diblo Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Irving Bacheller
Calin
Osborne
Wasere
Anderson's
Anderson
Danecer
Crowlik
Smoots
Elther
Anatic
Smallcake
Laira
Sol- Alor
Spiikea
Illumbie
Ecclesiaate Council
Atore
Nutton
M. K. Newnam
Denton, Md
SK Fresh
Ollie
MEATS
Saber
the Guide
Ibs
SK Steer Rib Roast
SK Steer
Phono
E. F. Withers
S. 3Rd St. Denton, MD
THE
Denton, Maryland
Walter Sparklin
Claiborne-Annapolis- Matapeake Ferries
Ann
Annapolis
Claiborne
Matapeake
Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
B. F. Sherman
Gen
Mgr
Nisi
William J. Blackiston
Circuit Court
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