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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1937
Page
4
A devotional lesson explores Jesus as the light guiding believers in John 8 and 9. It discusses freedom from sin, knowing the truth, and the healing encounter with the blind man, urging faith amid trials and excommunication.
A compact reflection on spiritual ascent noting that personal isolation precludes entry to heaven, urging communal virtue over solitary piety. The maxim expresses the belief that heaven requires communal harmony and shared virtue rather than individual righteousness.
Quote by Clarence Darrow likens laws to clothes that must fit the people they serve. The remark emphasizes adapting legal rules to social needs rather than rigid uniformity.
Quote attributed to W. Secker on trusting deeper insight. It asserts that true faith allows one to voyage beyond limits of mere reasoning. The line presents a philosophical view rather than news content.
A devotional line contrasts hypocrisy with divine warning, underscoring the moral danger of what appears pious while acting contrary. It emphasizes inner truth over outward pretension and calls for self-examination before judgment.
A compact note recalling the solution to the previous week’s puzzle. The card hints at a wrap up and invites readers to check back for the posted answer and explanation in the next edition.
A compact set of crossword style clues appears, mixing vertical and horizontal prompts with numbers and abbreviations. Many entries hint at common crossword answers like months, body parts, and objects, alongside archaic or abbreviated terms.
Poem excerpt by Thomas Curtis Clarke in Rural New-Yorker reflects on Lincoln as a strong yet tender figure born of pain and strife. It contemplates his death and the enduring memory of his life beyond mortality.
The article recounts Grant's rapid ascent from Cairo to Fort Donelson, Shiloh, and Vicksburg, urged by Lincoln who promised command if Vicksburg fell. It recalls Lincoln’s rare admission of being “the loneliest man in America” in 1863 amid war despondency, plus a note on sunstroke cases in Alaska.
The report states that clams are among lower animals with no keen sense of pain, noting their simple nervous system and limited behavioral responses indicating minimal nociception.
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