Paul and Silas in Prison and Jailer's Conversion
The Bible lesson recounts Paul and Silas in Philippi enduring beating and imprisonment after freeing a fortune teller demon. A midnight earthquake frees all prisoners. The jailer seeks salvation, believes in Jesus, and is baptized with his household, then hosts the missionaries and praises God. The tale contrasts suffering with faith and nonresistance.
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Maryland Adopts Road Funding Tone in State Revaluation Talk
The Governor urges a broad property reassessment and new revenues to finance road improvements. He notes Maryland faces a demand for durable highways, with $5,000,000 already appropriated and potential additional funds. He supports taxing automobile owners and a general reassessment to ensure equitable treatment across counties.
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Muskrat season on Maryland's Eastern Shore nets near 500000
Far News reports trappers on Maryland's Dorchester County alone have earned about 100000 in pelts this season, with meat sales adding further revenue. Buyers paid 30 to 75 cents per hide, black rat fur fetching top prices while brown rat fur lagged. The musk rat meat is a local delicacy despite broader scorn for the species.
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Mother Gray's Powders for Children Ad
Used by Mother Gray nurse at the Children's Home in New York to cure feverishness teething disorders and stomach issues while destroying worms and regulating the Dowels. Over 10,000 testimonials claim effectiveness. Sold at druggists for 25 cents. Sample and address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Foot powder promises relief for weary feet
A powder to shake into your shoes cures hot tired aching swollen and sweating feet and makes walking easy. It takes the sting out of corns and bunions. All druggists 25 cents. Dare accept any substitute. Wedding invitations in the best style at tin Journal office.
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Barwick Returns from the West to the Eastern Shore
James A. Barwick of Ridgely writes from July 6 about travel from California to Baltimore, noting Dr. Stansbury’s appointment to the California State Medical Board, a Yukon Alaska Exposition visit, and his plans for possible future travels as a bohemian nomad. He mentions roots in Caroline county and Greensboro connections.
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State Lunacy Commission Seeks 100000 For Better Mental Care
The State Lunacy Commission seeks a 100000 appropriation from the coming Legislature to end cruel methods in alms houses and jails. Dr Arthur T F Herring urges public support for improved care, citing overcrowded county institutions and chains or restraints. Plans include modern hospitals for curable insanity and a new large hospital on the Eastern Shore or Southern Maryland.
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The Inspiration of Purpose and War Talk
A collection of brief vignettes and quips. It opens with a paraphrased Circle Magazine meditation on purpose and courage, then a light anecdote about a debutante at a colonel's ball and a posturing quarrel between officers. The final piece features a witty exchange with an English actress and a theater usher.
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The Delirious Kind of Mourning Funeral Tale
An old woman orders a coffin for her deceased husband at the undertaker, insisting on yellow pine and trimmings. She quips that the trimmins caused the lad’s death, calling the undertaker a spnipeen, in a darkly comic regional anecdote.
Mystery Visitor Appears at Kitchen Door
In a humorous exchange Mary asks who is at the door and a startled reply reveals a brother disguised, noting the uncanny resemblance before his beard was shaved. The brief sketch hinges on mistaken identity and comic pride.
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