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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1920
Page
4
Primary and junior topics center on Jesus feeding the five thousand and His compassion for the weary. The lesson details Jesus retreat after John the Baptist’s death, the crowd’s persistence, and the disciples’ doubt, emphasizing dependence on Christ, sharing His provision, and praying amid trials.
The piece notes how American cultural integration blends modern and old customs, with Brooklyn between Brownsville and east New York highlighted. It describes music as a vehicle for tradition, referencing papal and local flavors, and mentions the mandolin as a prominent instrument amid immigrant influences in a neighborhood setting.
Rev George Guille presents an extension talk at the Meds L ble Institute, outlining parish aims and community services. The message underscores outreach, education, and faith guidance aimed at local residents.
A devotional meditation presents the city of refuge as a symbol of safety in Christ. It cites Hebrews and Romans to frame Jesus as Great High Priest who intercedes in heaven, offering eternal life and reconciliation. The piece links Old Testament cities Kedesh Bezer and Hebron to Christ’s spiritual inheritance for believers.
A garbled report discusses legislative access and outsider influence, hinting at internal disputes within government. It references attempts to limit outsider input, mentions parliamentary debate gaps, and alludes to centrists shaping policy while insiders seek control over who participates and what is discussed.
Lloyd Wy notes in the Saturday Evening Post that sustaining the pearl button trade relies on river fisheries and freshwater mussel beds. He discusses fish species like the bass and herring as mussel hosts, warns of depleted eel beds, and urges government actions to protect fisheries. The piece stresses native waters and the need for careful resource management.
An interview with Rykev, head of the Supreme Council of National Economy, notes valuations depend on utility and demand. Soviets would gradually sell diamonds and jewelry, while offering locomotives or other goods in exchange.
Ian Paever spoke briefly with Miss Yellowleaf on the street today. She reports he urged her to step lively, a terse exchange that hints at haste or urgency in their encounter.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a fashion establishment with a woman designer central to a discussion of leadership and pattern making. The wording suggests a featured designer and a focus on business and craft within a historic garment setting.
The notice outlines how $300 in German marks ties up investments for six months. It details profits per cent increases above the call rate, with figures ranging from $50 to $3250, and notes that profits depend on market movements. It promotes options for six months, insured by ownership of the actual marks, and lists offices in multiple cities.
Cherry Valley Ark. The ad touts Thedford’s Black-Draught as a tonic for headache liver trouble and indigestion. It features Mrs Latte Ellin praising the remedy for children and adults, claiming it cleanses the liver and skin and prevents doctor visits. It emphasizes seventy years of use and urges readers to buy from druggists with the product name on the label.
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