Jesus by the Well in Samaria
A religious lesson recounts Jesus journeying through Samaria to meet a Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well. It traces his conversation about living water, conviction of sin, true worship, and the woman’s testimony leading to many Samaritans believing that Jesus is the Messiah.
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Jesus
Tomac
Samaria
Judea
Samarila
Galilee
Higa
God
Christ
Iit
Sychar
Wim
Eannat
Israel
Five Largest City Parks by Acreage Across U S
Figures vary but five parks stand out Griffith Park in Los Angeles at 3751 acres Fairmount Park in Philadelphia 242 acres WelIing Bay Park in New York City 1756 acres Forest Park in St Louis 1380 acres and Van Cortlandt Park in New York City 112 acres
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Griffith Park
Los Angeles
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Welling Bay Park
New York City
Forest Park
St. Louis
van Cortlandt Park
Train Journey Clue Sparks Puzzle in Stockholm
A fragment from a Stockholm exchange shows a mother and child puzzling over a crossword on a train. The line hints at a station stop and an unknown name, with a playful mispronunciation reflecting casual dialogue.
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Ogsent
Kkasper
Stockholm
Godt Governs The World And Our Duty To Faith
A brief exhortation emphasizes duties to act wisely and faithfully. It reflects on divine sovereignty while urging personal responsibility. The message calls for steady conduct and trust in a higher order shaping outcomes beyond human control.
Duty and Time Echo Ruskin Maxim
A concise reflection on virtue noting that God does not assign tasks without supplying the opportunity to fulfill them. The quote emphasizes mindful action aligned with divine provision and temporal readiness.
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Ruskin
How to Solve a Cross Word Puzzle in The Journal
Read the grid clues for horizontal and vertical words. Fill letters in white spaces, noting that the final letter of each word aligns with the numbered definition below the puzzle. Answers are dictionary words unless a proper name.
The Glorious Sunrise Sermon on Christ’s Return
Moody Bible Institute preacher discusses the sunrise as symbol of Christ’s second coming. He contrasts heavenly majesty with earthly power, outlines the conquering return on a white horse, and urges believers to join the cause now to share in the triumph and reign with Christ.
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Israel
Christ
Earth
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Alexander
Rome
Caesar
Kings
Heaven
Ely Retlaue
Coplaia
Sin Ia
Hhuiman
Christ of God
Fox and Greyhound Share Dish in Unlikely Bond
A young fox possessed by an English sportsman has become so tame that it eats from the same dish as the greyhound that captured it. The unusual companionship highlights a remarkable bond between predator and captive.
Reticent New Yorker Claims Never Speaking Back
A New York man states he has never spoken back to his wife or a traffic officer, implying his quiet behavior is a personal policy. He quips that such reticence is a lost url in today’s chatty culture.
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New York
Button manufacture value tops thirty-one million in U S
Government statisticians report that annual button production in the United States exceeds 31 million dollars in value. The figure reflects the scale of the domestic button industry and its contribution to manufacturing output.
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Unite States
The One Worthy Object in Education and Morality
Quotation summarizes Comte that true education and discipline center on a single aim altruism. It argues all moral instruction should promote selflessness over egoism, guiding character formation toward communal good.
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Comte
It Is Not Unlucky Word in Impossible Phrase
A compact note quotes Curtyle on the phrase It Is Not Unlucky Word, reflecting on misfortune and the disbelief in good outcomes from repeated use of that expression. The item preserves period voice and mood without embellishment.
Matter power spirit seek mutual fulfilment
A terse aphorism attributed to Schenket signals a philosophical loop where matter, power, and spirit define and complete each other, suggesting interdependent ontology. The quote frames a triadic balance where each element mirrors and fills the gaps of the others.
Explanation Wasted A Life Travels Beyond Truth
Cunton Dully News reports a reflection on how explanations distort time and truth, noting that words don’t slow life’s pace and may mislead when seeking clarity. The piece discusses the human urge to justify events with narrative over fact.
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Cunton
First Canned Salmon Exports Trigger Oregon Washington History
In 1871 canned salmon from Oregon and Washington were exported for the first time, marking a milestone in Pacific Northwest fisheries. The event highlights early industrial export activity and regional development.
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Oregon
Washington
Fudge Making Finds Favor With Co Eds
Fudge recipes shaped as college cuisine show fudge as a favored energy treat among coeds and sorority circles. Miss Mela Given of the University of Chicago presents Chocolate Fudge and Coconut Candy recipes, with steps and soft ball stage temperatures.
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Fudge
Colle Uiate Elreles
Mela Given
University of Cuicago
Strictly Neutra Junior Football Match Tale
A junior football match in Vancouver Province drew great excitement as a back tackled the opposing center forward and after wild kicking both players fell. The referee called foul and the home captain asked who for, receiving the answer Us from the highly excited official.
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Neutra
Vancouver Province
Methods to restore musty books after damp storage
Books that have lain in a damp place and acquired a musty smell should be aired in sunlight for several days. To arrest odor mildew can be checked by brushing with spirits of wine or a few drops of essential oil such as clove oil, applied with a soft cloth. The books should be dusted frequently.
Polo Match Mood Before The Game
A polo player chats with a lady friend in the enclosure just before kickoff. She admits she has never seen polo and is eager to watch, joking that she is dying to see the ponies kick the ball around.
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Ponleg
Swiss Hero Clings to Austrian Pikes at Sempich
Arnold Von Wikdetried, a Swiss hero, is said to have decided Swiss victory at Sempich by clinging to Austrian pikes in 1380. His act allowed Swiss compatriots to pass through by opening the enemy’s rank.
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Arnold von Wikdetried
Sempich
Young Lady Across the Way Speaks of Spring Gridiron Plans
The young lady across the way notes that spring activities are near as football winds down and baseball heads south to begin spring work. The vague remark captures the transition from football to the new season.
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South
Betty reports kiss from Robby Silibth in family shock
Betty bursts in with excitement claiming Robby Silibth kissed her, provoking a tense exchange with her mother who questions the incident. The fragment from Legion Weekly hints at a broader misunderstanding or stranger danger, with the story left unresolved.
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Betty
Robby Silibth
Iletey
Legion Weekly
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