First Quarter Sunday School Lesson on Cana and Temples
This 1917 lesson commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns links Cana wedding miracles to Eden and the marriage of the Lamb, exploring Jesus as temple and body, the temple’s cleansing, and believers as living stones. It traces Jesus’ temple discussions, divine dwelling, and the personal test of belief, urging spiritual purification and prayer.
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Jacob
Cana
Eden
Nathaniel
Lord Jesus
Mary
Capernaum
Jerusalem
Joseph
Tabernacle
Temple
Moses
Israel
God
Jonah
Isis
Egypt
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Letters and clues spark an odd newspaper exchange
An Exchange snippet plays on letter groups and puns about energy, emptiness, obesity, decay, excellence, and elegy. It ponders a character, Bill Hotal, and asks if he is all right apart from his job traveling for a game house echo, revealing a quip about a dubious context.
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Bill
Shark Tenacity Described By Ichthyologist And Explorer
A Chambers' Journal excerpt notes a Greenland shark feeding with its head pierced by a harpoon or knife. It cites Dr. Gunther on fish wound resistance and recounts a Norwegian explorer describing a shark caught at Iceland, its organs removed, yet the tail wagged as it vanished, illustrating animal persistence.
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Gunther
Greenland
Bull
Iceland
Chambers
His Own Shams and a Child's Conscience
A New York Post quip about a boy named Robert who boasts of shame while learning a moral lesson. After eating his sister Dorothy’s candy, he answers yes and turns the moral on himself saying he is ashamed of himself, so his mother need not be ashamed of him.
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Robert
Dorothy
Rober
New York Post
Browning and Tennyson Die As They Wished
Biographies note Browning died in Palazzo Resso nicco with his son present while Tennyson passed away at his Surrey home surrounded by family. The pair, famed rivals in poetry, were described as men who died as they wished amid their close circles.
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Tennyson
Robert Browning
Browning
Palazzo
Ressonicco
Lord Tennyson
Surrey
Arrogant father-in-law collides over sons-in-law
Detroit Free Press notes a quarrel over a rigid, arrogant father who insists on choosing his sons-in-law. The brief exchange highlights clashes between tradition and modern expectations in arranged marriage dynamics.
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Detroit Ree Press
Mechanic Says Car Clean, Garage Owner Probes Further
A Newark Eagle snippet shows a mechanic claiming the car of Switch has no detectable issues after careful inspection, while the garage owner questions the result, asking why the mechanic was hired if nothing is found. The exchange hints at a underlying tension over responsibility and potential further checks.
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Hetty
Betty
Newark Eagle
Wallowa forest fence patrols for sheep experiments
Eight miles of coyote proof woven wire fence in the Wallowa National Forest Oregon encloses a 2506 acre area used for sheep raising experiments. Forest Service hunters patrol the fence twice daily to keep wolves coyotes and other wildlife from entering the pasture.
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Forest Services
Wallowa National Forest
Oregon
Popular Science Monthly
A Mother Objects To Her Son On Stage
A popular lecturer Max O Rell faces his mother in a village views clash over his decision to appear publicly. She sends a firm note from the old country home, expressing disapproval yet maintains support as a loving mother.
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Max O’rell
Muddled Thinking in Bell Atlantic Quote
Bernard I Bell argues in Atlantic that muddled thinking mislabels concepts such as art and architecture, health and indigestion, and the family as merely a soda institution. He contrasts ethics with religion, claiming goodness is not identical to religiosity.
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Bernard I
Bell
Atlantic
Edison Forgot Science Mount Washington Note
Edison and a party including Mina Miller visited Mount Washington. The editor of Among the Clouds asked for a contribution, but Edison wrote the line Miss Mina Miller of Akron, the most beautiful woman in Ohio, is today a guest of Mount Washington.
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Edison
Mount Washington
Mina Miller
Among
Ulm
Miua’ Muller
Akron
Ohio
Wowan
Mosquito Color Folklore Warns Against Red Wear
A quirky note advises wearing yellow to deter mosquitoes and claims the insect prefers red hues, even in darkness. It suggests yellow nightdresses or bed coverings to keep bites at bay, misattributing sharp color vision and night-time sensitivity to the pests.
Quality Marks Out. Stock Of Toilet Accessories
Advertises quality marks and a stock of toilet accessories. Highlights best items at moderate prices, plus finest soaps, purest cold creams, brushes, combs, manicure sets, powder pulls, and a wide variety of styles and prices.
Try Us and Be Convinced Trusses and Surgical Aids
A bold local advertises a full range of medical support devices including trusses abdominal supporters and surgical appliances. Fitted by an expert adjuster, the ad promises guaranteed satisfaction and a strong guarantee of service.
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Denton Journal
Melvin Ben. U. Johnson
Melvin &. Johnson, Publishers
John Ij
D. M. Stearns
Glendon
Canoam
Cannam
Glendoo
Capnam
Canpum
Cannon
Golden Gate Arena
Colums
Jim Hanford
Tually
St. Francis
Maud Glendon
Hercules
Dolly
By Jack London
The
Century Co
Shark Stories
E. H. Sothern
Detroit Free Press
Washington Star
Johnson Pharmacy
Denton
Hillsboro, Md
Bethlehem
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Navy Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
Chas. M. Schwab
Eeugene G Grace
Presideo
Wood
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
M, Ewnam
Greensboro
Peninsula
Caroline County
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Caroline Bank
Tawi Lele Seow
Regu
Uatcher CO
Department
Fleenville, Currall, Co
Virginia
Sovereign
Fen Enties Uees
Wrashington
D.C
Norfolk
Auiuhad
IL Company
Charlotte, N.C
Charleston, W.va
Charleston
J. H. Summerfield
Masonic Building
Maryland
Parker
Lucas
Thomas & Messer CO
Baltimore St
Baltimore
HOTEL
Junker
E.favette ST
Near
Charles
Baltimore, MD
Eastern Shore
Rollin B. Page
TerePpHoNr
Wontowm
Journal
Harvey L. Cooper
Otto D. Zacharias
M. Eugenia ’ Zacharias
Urvey L. Cooper
Lawrence RB. Towers
Lawrence B. Towers
Davis Wee
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Hillsboro, Maryland
G. K. Ebling
Ridgely
Hense
Wm. Pepper
Constable
Maryland Trust
Flkton
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