Names of the Lord in John 1 sermon text
A Sunday School lesson on John 1 35 51 traces the many names for Jesus and their meanings. Rev D M Stearns explains time reckonings in John and how Nathanael Philip and Andrew respond to Jesus. The study links Bethel like vision themes with personal confession and calls readers to pursue knowing Him.
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D. M. Stearns
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Too Exacting Love Query in Gossip Dialogue
The excerpt shows Lucy and Mabel discussing Clarence Joyce with playful banter about his looks. They remark on his nose hair eyebrows and pale eyes, joking about expectations of a standard Venus. The tone mirrors newspaper gossip style from a New York Times snippet.
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Clarence Joyce
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New York Times
Curios Corn Advice and Family Letter Snippet
An editor receives a playful request about eating corn from Mr. Woges Sothelady. In Somerville a Cassie Journal fragment shows a child named William replying to Papa and asking for more letters, with a punny exchange and affectionate closing.
The Ring Turns to a Mountain Wedding Plan
A former boxer explains how Walsh and Stubener manipulated him before the game, ending his fighting career. He and a woman discuss escaping to the mountains, marrying in Sacramento, and starting anew, as she wrestles with fear and longing yet accepts the bold plan.
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Destiny
Animals Under Water
Beavers can maintain underwater breathing by exhaling air to form a bubble beneath ice or water. The rising air contacts ice and water, purifying it so the beaver breathes again. Otters and muskrats use the same method, repeating the cycle as needed.
Reckless remark cited by Pittsburgh Post
A fragment notes a quoted line about a woman sending thirty words for a quarter and the speaker questioning why. The passage mentions saving the company money and a woman tearing up about one dollar worth of blanks while trying to bolster her message.
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Pittsburgh.Post
Must Keep Them Does He Keep Promises
A Detroit Free Press quote questions whether promises are kept and whether anyone would want to take them, implying skepticism about accountability. The exchange hints at public trust and reliability concerns without naming individuals or events.
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Detroit
Free Preso
How's business old man asked for an assignment
The line compares business and creation in a terse exchange. The speaker refers to a concrete output as an assignment, implying work completed or commissioned. The brief dialogue hints at a trade or craft context within a Boston Tran script milieu.
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Boston Transcript
Sweet is the destiny of all trades quote
A short, reflective line attributed to Bisheo Halk on fate and effort, stating that divinity does not permit idleness and all trades, whether manual or mental, have a path to fulfillment. The fragment mirrors a philosophical stance on purpose and labor.
Freak Trees From Heavy Snow Bend and Twist Trunks
A Popular Science article explains how heavy mountain snow weighs down young trees, bending trunks and sometimes burying them. When warmth returns, trees spring back, causing odd shapes like hairpin bends. One example notes a 100 year old sugar maple on Tunnel Hill near Johnstown, Pennsylvania that strangulates a younger branch for survival.
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Vampire Bats of Peru Bulldog Headed Bloodsuckers
Desmodus rotundus, a plentiful bat in Peru below 10000 feet, feeds on blood and has a bulldog like head. It roams caves or tunnels in large clusters and can bite savagely if disturbed. The article recalls other notes on cod diet and items found in cod stomachs, including metals, books, and various creatures.
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San Miguel Bridge
Peru
Desmodus
National Geographic Magazine
Scotsman
Aberdeen
Scotland
Light Waves Tiny Yet Measurable in Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star explains light waves vary by color from red to violet and notes the smallest measured is 120 millionths of a millimeter near ultraviolet. It compares wave thickness to how many could fit in an inch and mentions atoms’ corpuscles being smaller but not yet sized.
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Beleve
Earth
Kansas City Star
Libeled the King Reward for Informer Revealed
A discharged colonel from the Prussian army accused Frederick the Great of libel and claimed a 56 thousand prize for the author. The king sent him to Spandau fortress with a royal letter stating the governor must take command of Berlin as reward for wartime services, while the wife would receive the money.
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Fengih
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Spandau
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