Parables of the Hidden Treasure and Dragnet Teachings
Lesson on Matthew 13 44 60 focusing on the hidden treasure parable and its correct interpretation. Emphasizes salvation as a free gift, Christ as purchaser, and the church as the priceless pearl. Also covers the merchantman seeking pearls and the dragnet, stressing God’s search for lost souls and the eventual separation of the saved and unsaved.
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Jesus
Christ
Israel
God
Jesus Christ
Earth
Adam
Garden of Eden
No Comparison of Soul and World, Sermon Note
In a fragmentary quote Rev Henry Lowndes Drew extols the soul as immortal and redeemed by Jesus, contrasting it with the corruptible world that seeks reception. The text emphasizes divine majesty and power reflecting in humanity, warning against worldly values.
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Jesus
Ilentry Lowndes
Bargain Boat Sells in Ravensweal Extravaganza
The owner toiled as the boat moved only with the current until evening when another boat approached. The new arrival asked about ownership and the price. The seller claimed thirty five dollars, noting rivals in Ravensweal have asked as low as fifteen to twenty five dollars while noting a record sale yesterday.
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Ravensweal
Yeaury
Tndlanepollsews
Christmas Seal campaign in aid of tuberculosis fight gains
The piece extols the Christmas Seal as a means to awaken interest in tuberculosis, mobilize broad participation, provide real help, spread information, and enlist volunteers across communities, state, and nation in the fight against the disease. It highlights financial support and collective welfare benefits beyond simply eradicating tuberculosis.
Mephibosheth and Davids Kindness as Foil to Grace
A sermon compares David’s mercy to Mephibosheth with God’s kindness to sinners through Jesus. It recounts how Mephibosheth, crippled and hidden, is brought to the king’s table to share bread daily, illustrating grace that reaches the fallen. The lesson parallels Christ’s redemptive act and foresees spiritual restoration from shame to fellowship.
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Mephibosheth
Sauk
Jonathan
David
Saul
Eden
Achua
Dastl
God
Christ
Davidi
Bhneelf
Dravid
Christ Jesus
Potatoes Used as Currency in Polish Remote Districts
Reports indicate potatoes are being used as a strict medium of exchange in distant Polish cultural districts. The article notes a paper money shortage and describes how potatoes are stored and transported, with weekly shipments and refrigeration for preservation.
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Poland
Tuberculosis Among Negroes Aids Need for Action
The article argues that Negro tuberculosis death rates run about three times those of whites. It cites lack of Negro sanatoriums and state funding, notes progress from new appropriation, and urges education, organization, and demonstration with Maryland Association efforts. It emphasizes mutual protection through reducing transmission and calls for support of Clair’s Tuberculosis Seals.
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Maryland Association
Sirs
Tuberculosis Seals Sold This Christmas
The piece explains the Christmas tuberculosis seals, clarifying they are not Red Cross seals and that proceeds support tuberculosis funds. It notes the seals bear the Christus cross emblem and that donations fund a charitable cause this season.
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Red Cross
Simmaih Tf Investor Tog Something To A Worthy Catse Dui
Fragmentary Bible Verse Reflection Stirs Medieval Page Tone
The text presents a fragmentary medley of biblical phrasing and poetic prose. It references Mephibosheth, King’s table, and themes of grace and provision, with archaic spellings and garbled names suggesting a damaged historical newspaper fragment.
Unique Southern Wedding Rite With Outriders and Dust Bedecked
A historical Mississippi custom described in vivid detail features a groom and his bridal procession. Outsized horses groomed and adorned race to the ceremony while outriders wave banners. Guests shout and dust rises as the bride’s train and wedding breakfast complete the rite.
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Muassisippi
Darteles
Indian fur trade amid midsummer gatherings in Morricetown
Northwest and central British Columbia Indians enter peak season as gatherings at Morricetown and the portlet at Treynet draw traders and crowds. Whites comingle with tribes, exchanging goods and spring fur catches while forefathers are hailed and future meetings planned in the north.
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British Cotambia
Seson
Morricetown
Neo Oobe
Eaeh
Tneyet
Bravelton
New Insulating Material From Aquatic Source
A new insulating material is described as being formed from material found in aquatic waters. It is prepared by a heating process then hardened with formalin. The product replaces standard state materials in its intended technical application.
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