Saul Preaches Christ in Damascus and Escapes to Safety
Saul, recién convertido, joins the Damascus believers, preaches in the synagogues, and astonishes Jews who plot his death. Barnabas vouches for him in Jerusalem, where Saul debates Grecians and is sent to Tarsus, marking his early mission timeline and the rise of Christian identity in Antioch.
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God’s Program Not Concerned With Time, Says Methodist Protestant
A Methodist Protestant note states God’s program is not concerned with human time. In a brief reflection, it says a thousand years are as a day to Him and that humans are too short-lived to criticize divine providence, while acknowledging wonders wrought over rolling years.
Reminder From God Favors Blossoms On Tree
The note speaks of superfluous blossoms on a tree symbolizing how God favors pleasant things. It presents a poetic reflection on nature as an expression of divine grace and beauty.
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Paocher
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal And Vertical No 1
The Journal presents a dated crossword puzzle with clues for both horizontal and vertical entries across many standard wordplay terms and proper nouns from the era. A typical newspaper filler item, listing numerous definitions and cross-referenced answers.
Hawaiian Queen’s Claim to Royal Status Surprises Dinner Guests
Chauncey M. Depew recalls a tale from Queen Victoria’s jubilee involving Littuokalan, queen of the Ela waiian Islands, who asserted royal rights and demanded guards. She was invited to Windsor, placed among royalty in the London procession, and claimed kinship with Victoria, tracing lineage to Captain Cook through Depew’s grandfather.
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Colonial Beauty and Lasting Colonial Style
The article discusses why early American Colonial Style remains enduringly charming. It notes that builders sought expression of local identity rather than foreign imitators, explaining enduring classic forms in architecture.
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Keith
Rat as enemy of human race statement cited
The statement from the biological survey warns that rats threaten humans as much as crops. It claims the rodent causes more fatalities than many wars, noting plagues in past centuries and centering on its severe impact on human life.
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Biological Survey
Texas Through Centuries Crowned as King of Empires
The passage traces Texas history from monarchies to republics and empires, noting its many regime changes through eras dominated by Bourbons Bonapartes Hapsburgs and Montezumas, culminating in a new pinnacle as a king of empires amid a global renaissance.
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Texas
Cake puzzle sets names by strawberry count
A playful feature from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate invites readers to count strawberries on a cake and name the last one to reveal an initial for the reader's single "one and only" Setter.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Impulsive Quaker preacher saves an ex convict
A Quaker once felt an impulse to preach inside a country meetinghouse with no audience and delivered a brief sermon. Years later in London a man claimed the sermon saved his life, recounting hearing a voice outside the window that urged him to seek hope. the ex convict credits the Quaker’s unpremeditated act.
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Lendon
Tos
Carinanton
Barred Rock Breeding Cockerels for Sale
Barred Rock breeding cockerels for sale from state culled and certified hens bred to pedigreed roosters. March hated, raised on free range, $2.60 each or 10 percent discount on lots of five or more. Return in 48 hours if not satisfied. C. J. Kern, G-16 tf Denton Md Route 3.
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C. J. Kern
Denton
Treasury Secretary A. W. Mellon Statement
Treasury Secretary A. W. Mellon in Washington on July 5, 1928, issued a formal statement.
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A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Subscription rates for The Journal offer in state and out of state
A brief subscription notice lists The Journal rates: 1.00 for Caroline and 2.60 for outside areas. It presents pricing for local and external readers in a concise, sale oriented line typical of class ads.
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