Story of the First Christmas and Childlike Faith
A December lesson centers on Jesus teaching that greatness in the kingdom comes from childlike humility. It covers Mary and Joseph, the birth in Bethlehem, shepherds and angels, and the shepherds' witness, blessing of children, and the call to share the gospel with others.
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Mary
Satan
Ford of Glory
Quotations on belief from Francis Bacon
The passage reflects Bacon arguing that Earth and ordinary works argue against atheism and that philosophy misleads minds away from religion. He asserts miracles are not needed to prove God, as ordinary creation already bears witness. He contends philosophy tempts minds away from belief.
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Francis Bacon
Notable Flaw in Human Nature Cited by Authorities
Quote from Stantsius notes defects in human nature are evident to careful observers and well bred individuals. The remark frames virtue against inherent flaws, implying a moral contrast in society.
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Stantsiuus
Puzzle of Unusual Definitions and Odd Clues
A long cryptic style puzzle lists numbered clues for various unusual terms and phrases. The solution will appear in the next issue, with explanations and a completed grid.
Miracle House expands to aid industrial girls in 1919
The Miracle House at Claiborne Maryland operated by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association expanded to serve industrial girls and women with preventorium care. In the past year 2353 patient days were recorded, as broadcasts note the facility near Bay waters offers fresh air sun and sea bathing.
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Miracle House
Maryland
Claiborne
Maryland Tuberculosia Association
United States
Baltimore City
Nugget of Wisdom on Life’s Plain Daily Work
A reflective nugget emphasizes that the best things are near and urges focusing on everyday duties and bread rather than chasing distant stars. It frames daily work as the sweetest part of life and champions ordinary tasks as a reliable source of fulfillment.
Hope Not Always Fulfilled by the Sage of Chinatown
The Washington Star quotes OS Wo the Chinatown sage who muses that the world keeps moving as hope persists for a man with many esteemed ancestors to prove himself worthy of them.
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Chinatown
Washington Star
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