Freedom Through the Truth and Christ’s Liberty
A sermon on freedom through true knowledge of God and Christ. It links truth to Jesus as the Way, the Truth, and the Life, argues against mere creeds, and outlines liberty from guilt and fear through the indwelling Spirit and the risen Christ. It emphasizes salvation from sin, victory over temptation, and anticipation of heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlurace Greeley
Jesus
Christ
Heth- Schem
Gethsemane
Calvary
Oliver
God
Jesus Christ
The Chemistry of Ethics and Life's Small Duties
A compact meditation from the Christian Herald on ethics and faith. It links spiritual connection through others to daily duties. It uses atomistic imagery to praise fidelity in small acts as the path to a graceful world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
John Smith
Mary Jones
Christian Herald
Apple Crop Bigger in 1918 Overseen by U S Department
The 1918 U S apple crop is projected to exceed 1917 by about 9 percent with an estimated 25 005 000 barrels this year compared with 22 719 000 barrels in 1917. Barrels and bulk production rise 31 percent year over year while boxed apples drop 22 percent, offsetting the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Balm for the dishwasher and domestic idle myths
A playful Collier's inspired meditation on dishwashing praising hot water, abrasive soup, and cloths as pleasant chores. It notes the soothing domestic ritual, mentions a poet who writes after washing dishes, and warns husbands to wash up using boiling water on stubborn yolk plates, citing WT Rings 21:13.
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Collier's
Avenged Poisoned Pet Tale Sparks Distrust
A member of a national organization taunts attacks on an institution as clever yet crooked. He recounts a dark fable of a black cat stealing meat and a butcher who poisons it, ending with the owner presenting the dead cat to the crowd and claiming more losses to come.
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U.S
Federal
Reweve Bank
Eee Bet Reserve
Leserve Bank
Ess
Enty
U. S
Restoring Mesopotamia Under British Occupation
Official dispatches from Baghdad describe British efforts to revive Mesopotamia after Turkish withdrawal. irrigation canals open near Mansarich on the Diala River extend cultivation to 300000 acres. An Arabian labor corps and three Indian labor corps were mobilized to support reconstruction and future harvests.
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Mesopotamia
Washington
Bagdad
Mansarich
Diala
The Leaf Insect: A Creeping Leaf Like Mystery
A reader recounts the leaf insect that resembles a leaf, from three inches to fingertip length. It hatches from brown eggs, has a leaflike backbone and ragged legs, veined wings with frostlike spots, and hides perfectly on the leaf it sits upon. The narrator finds it eerie and compares it to horror tales and carnivorous plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Frankilo Egan
Australia wool crop valued on scientific basis
The entire Australian wool clip, 664 million pounds, has been valued scientifically at 15 4d per pound, yielding 14.68. This season shows a 9.5 percent rise from last year’s 14.15. The new clip is moving into Sydney with 8355 bales received. freight remains a problem, though government stores may offer relief.
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Australia
Sydney
Lingered Too Long Henry Watterson Tells Of Spectacles
Henry Watterson discusses statesmen who fall from grace and poverty after leaving powerful roles. He recalls a famed incident with a bribery attempt and a gambler's night and reflects on memory of John Quincy Adams at the Capitol amid his father’s connections. Also notes gum chewing in the East and a Schwab quip about meeting emergencies.
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Henry Watterson
Stateemnen
Congress
Washington
Bhin
tHenry Watterson
Saturday Evening Post
Watterson
Capitol
United States
John Quincy Adams
Far East
America
England
Europe
Burma
Siam
India
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Australia
Orient
Bellman
Maryland Election Ballot Candidates by Districts
List of candidates by district with party and hometowns including Alonza B. Cohee Democrat Henderson Md Martin Jensen Republican Second District Jesse W. Fone Democrat Greensboro Md John M. Weaver Republican Greensboro Md Third District-1st Precinct Tristram D Nab Democrat Federalsburg Md T Fred Brown Republican Sixth District Bed Gale Democrat 1s Fletcher Elben Republican Denton Md Seventh District
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Alonza B. Cohee
Henderson, Md
Martin Jensen
Henderson
Jesse W. Fone
Greensboro
John M. Weaver
John E. Wilson
Denton
J. Walter Beauchamp
Tristram D. Nabb
Federalsburg
T. Fred Brown
Bed Gale
Fletcher Elben
Wood as a substitute for coal in gas makin g experiments
Experiments in gas production used sea pine billets as a wood substitute for coal. Wood charge was half coal, carbonization half normal time. One retort used wood at twice coal rate showed no significant calorific power difference. By products small coke and tar formed, totaling about 5 to 10 percent.
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France
Bronzing Small Articles Method Described
The article describes a gilding process for small articles by immersing them in a nearly boiling solution of caustic and carbonate potash with potassium cyanide and water. Chloride of gold is added in small amounts to form a gilding bath, a method sometimes used by dealers for cheap jewelry.
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Denlerd
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Denton Journal
Ard Melvin
Melvin & Johnson
Robt. McWatty Russell
D. D
Bible Doctrine and Homiletics
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
the Chemistry of Ethics
Iti
Happy
John
Charlies M. Schwab
Hochschild
Kohn
Kochachila
Woten
Baltimore
Office OF the Supervisors OF Elections
Caroline County
Court House
Oscar E. Kelly
Hobbs, Md
Grant Alburger
John Rumbold, JR
Preston, Md
Edward 7. Moore
Preston
M. Carroll Meredith
Ridgely
William M. Wiley
Lee Hignutt
Etc
James Dew
Jessae
John K. Lynch
Richard T. West
Harry B. Mason
C. Leslie Walls
Journal
the Peoples National Bank
Maryland
Total
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Maryland
Caroling
Ss. I
WM. S. Crouse
Covey
Somers Blake
Paul Holsinger
the Provident State Bank
Resources
Fiat
U_S
Natonal
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Nevam
Ree
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Flore
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Tsi
ASA
Lazlat
State OF
Caroline
I. W. I. Norris
W. I. Norris
Elizabeth MacDonald
Lawrence B. Towers
Harry S. Dailey
Burton Proctor
James A. Trazzare
Charles B. Harrison
W. M. Wright
J. W. Payne
FE. T. Moore
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Caruliness
E. Hignutt
S. E. Hignutt
Crouse
Josiah A. Beck
M. K. Newnam
John T. Carter
Timonium Fair
Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society of
Baltimore County
Equitable Blog
Baltimore, Md
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Elkton, Maryland
A. S. Katzenberg & Bro
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Chas. J. Carey
Cambridge
Etn
Talbot County
Easton
Goldsborough’s Neck
Woodstock
Villa Farm
Fausley Woods
Woodside
Locust Grove
Fausley
Globe and Goldsborough
William H. Kemp
Nuttle Milling Company
Teo
Nuttle Hardware CO
Denton, Md
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