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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1928
Page
4
Lesson for February 19 centers on Mark 4 35 5 20. Jesus quiets the storm to show power over nature and then delivers the demon possessed man in Gadara. The account ends with the healed man testifying to his friends, illustrating faith and witness.
Quote attributed to F B Meyer arguing that Christ can shape character more effectively than self effort. Reflects religious guidance on spiritual growth and trust in divine aid.
An unclear War Cry message urges followers that the Holy Spirit must lead if God is to energize the community in Ife. The fragment hints at spiritual guidance and collective empowerment within a faith context.
A brief aphoristic reflection on quieting the mind amid worldly noise. The author urges inward stillness to hear the inner voice. Written in a thoughtful, contemplative tone.
The Journal presents a bygone crossword with numerous clues across and down reflecting traditional wordplay. Entries cover camps customs actions symbols plants and tools along with common nouns and pronouns. Solvers navigate themed hints and standard puzzle vocabulary across varied categories.
An earnest meditation on a biblical king who prays in extremity. The piece contrasts private prayer with public eloquence, cites the king’s cry I have no might against the power of this enemy and I know not what to do with eyes upon Thee, and describes divine deliverance turning apparent defeat into unheard of victory.
A 1938 Western Newspaper Union recipe sketch features a Nice salad option with pear nests and grapes, a Pineapple butter sauce finish, Apple Pudding with macaroons, and a Veal Loaf with Creole Sauce. Includes detailed steps for each dish, from crusted mold to baked loaf and finishing sauce.
A Washington Star quote from Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown cautions that one who brags of personal virtue invites strangers and loses the joy of longtime friendships. The remark underscores the value of humility and steady, trusted ties over public self-praise.
The saying urges a pragmatic approach to trust, suggesting occasional deception by a few is preferable to universal suspicion. It promotes maintaining good faith while accepting imperfect honesty in people.
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