Sunday School Lesson on the Samaritan Woman tale
The lesson portrays Jesus at the well with the Samaritan woman, highlighting his humanity and prophetic insight. He offers living water, unveils her sins, reveals himself as the Messiah, and moves her to bring others to hear him, producing belief in both the woman and the townspeople.
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Samaria
Joseph
Israel
Nicodemus
John
Our Lord
Jacob
God the Father
Gohani
Cooking meat culls and balanced meals for housewives
A State Home Demonstration note explains meat origins and quality, how animal health, slaughter, transport, and storage affect beef, pork, lamb, and veal. It covers color, odor, texture, and fat, plus differences between tough and tender cuts, the value of tough meat, and the role of protein, balancing meat with vegetables and water.
Inauguration Day at the Capital Opens Wilson Era
President Wilson becomes the first Democrat to succeed himself since Andrew Jackson. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Marshall will accompany their husbands in the inaugural parade as Washington prepares a patriotic, Jeffersonian ceremony with a private oath, a grand pageant, and an array of exhibits titled Uncle Sam at Work showcasing government departments and defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Mrs
Marshall
Husbands
Frank B. Lord
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
White House
White
Supreme Court of the United States
Monroe
Paylor
Hayes
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Thomas R. Marshall
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avehule
Fifteenth Street
Grand Court of Honor
Mr Marshall
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Robert N. Gurper
Citizens’ Committee of
National Capital
Hugh L. Scott
Army
Uncle Sam
Fn Hue
Annapolis
West Point
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Secret Service
Iife
Coast Guard
Life Saving Service
Museum of the
Dead Fetter Bureau
Post Office Department
War Department
Navy Department
Woman Calls Meat Market Admitting Lacking Brains
A memory fueled call to a local meat market ends in a witty exchange as the caller asks for brains and the market replies that the speaker is a poor teacher. The Indianapolis News captures the light hearted jab at memory and dinner time.
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Meat Market
Indianapolis News
Hamlet Declares Deafness Amid Acting Claims
In a brief exchange cited by the New York Times, Jefferson Hamlet asserts his qualifications as a first class actor while noting he is slightly deaf due to extensive applause. The dialogue captures a wry self appraisal within theatrical discourse.
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H'ml
Jefferson Hamlet
New York Times
Early vegetable planting plan for efficient garden work
Farmers start with the earliest vegetables on one garden side and progress across as seasons advance. This aids harrowing unplanted areas, keeps soil moist and friable, and allows uniform tillage in each row. Crops maturing together can be planted simultaneously, and after early harvests an area can be prepared for late vegetables if desired.
Manure Management Guidance From Agricultural Lessons
Instruction urges careful manure storage or timely spreading depending on field condition. Encourages cleaning up farm rubbish this month per Elementary Agriculture lessons from Maryland State College of Agriculture.
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Maryland State College of Agriculture
Some Pumpkins Said We Thought Ourselves Somes
An 1880 diary entry notes Sir John Macdonald using the word some in a Lake Hudson's Bay Company dinner remark. He joked on Dominion inclusion of all British North America except Newfoundland, saying we thought ourselves some pumpkins. The anecdote, cited in the London Chronicle, contrasts old usage with modern sense.
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Atlantic
Mountstuart Grant Duff
Hudson’s Bay Company
City Club
John Macdonald
North America
Newfoundland
Sir John
London Chronicle
Little Things in Town Toeples Parody
Parlor philosopher notes annoyance comes from small irritations. Mere Man adds a neighbor with seven children, oldest ten, in a light town humor panel. The exchange highlights everyday domestic quirks and neighborly observations.
Law On Your Side Wins The Day In Court
A Washington Star quotation highlights the value of legal grounding over shifting conditions. The saying recalls that strong statutes and case law can shape outcomes even when facts are fluid, emphasizing preparedness in legal strategy.
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Bos
Washington Star
Patrons Praise Our Ice Cream Sodas
Patrons praise our ice cream sodas with pure fruit flavors served. Fountain and equipment described as most modern. Everything is sparkling and clean.
Liberal allowances for old instruments traded
Reference shows hundreds of satisfied customers on the peninsula with many in Caroline county and Goldsboro Banks at Goldsboro, Caroline Bank, and Greensboro.
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Caroline County
Goldsboro
Goldspores
Caroline
Greensoro
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County
Notice to creditors that the subscribers of Caroline County have obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland letters testamentary on the personal estate of Jesse Wright.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Equity
Gootee S. Liden
Maryland
Jesse Wright
George K. Wright
Mary E. Lane
Fixing the Thermometer Breaks and Mercury Repair
A thermometer that falls without breaking may separate mercury and fail to register. The suggested fix is to place the thermometer in a saucepan of cold water and heat gently until the mercury rises, then remove and let it settle so the mercury descends the column unbroken. It notes that the color blue was discovered by Dr Priestly in 1777.
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Bluuness
Dr. Priestly
A Gentle Thrust in a Baltimore Conversation
A brief Baltimore American dialogue notes changing marriage ages with Miss Old girl recalling younger brides and Miss Pert agreeing that grandmothers report earlier marriages.
Fair Supposition The Lady and Your Father Work Inning
A fragment from the London Telegraph quotes a child asking about work and a mother replying with a judge's remark on labor. The exchange hints at social roles and parental expectations conveyed in a quirky dialogue.
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Atd Labor
London Telegraph
Notable Tragedian Encourages Family Support
A public figure praises parents for steering the aspiring entertainer away from acting, while the comedian offers congratulations on the family's success. The exchange highlights encouragement and pride from both sides.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Johnson Melvin & Johnson
Johnny
Tim. I
D. M. Stearns
College Park
K. A Pritchett
The
Johnson Pharmacy
Denton and
Hillsboro, Md
George W. Hignutt
Lee Hignutt
Vs. Gootee S. Liden
Edward W. Liden
J- Virgil Moore
Leonard F. Covey
Potter Steele
Register of Wills
Wood
Wood’s
T.w.wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Low Wood
South
Virginia
Carolina
Earth
Aan
EY Ae
Ages Ole BO
Aladdin Security
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Baltimore
Charlotte, N.C
Charleston, W.va
Charleston
Washington, D.C
Norfolk, Va
M. K. Newnam
Greensboro, Md
Lexus
Lucas
Price
Thomas & ‘Messer CO
Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD
HOTEL
Junker
E.fayltte ST
Gharle
Eastern Shore
Rollin B. Page
Court Touse
Denton
Journal
Nisi
Bertie Edith Pritchett
T. Corwin Pritchett
Vs. Smith W. Dill
Pedrl Dill
Milton Dill
Circuit Court
J. Kemp Stevens
Gale
Lawrence B. Towers
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Hillsboro, Maryland
G. K. Ebling
Ridgely
Wm. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Hikton
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