Paul at Corinth and the open doors of ministry
This Sunday School lesson reviews Paul in Corinth after leaving Athens, noting his tentmaking work, continued preaching in the synagogue, and the open door despite opposition. It recalls divine encouragement through personal appearances, the role of Priscilla and Aquila, and the path toward Ephesus, Caesarea, and Jerusalem on his second journey.
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Paul
Athens
Corinth
Jesus
Mark Yi
Christ
Margiv
Silas
Timothy
Berea
Elihu
Job
Justus
God
Damascus
Samuel
Priscilla
Aquila
Ephesus
Caernarea
Jerusalem
Antioch
Value of vegetables in the diet and preparation tips
Kathleen Calkins of Maryland Agricultural Extension Service outlines how vegetables provide heat energy protein and minerals and can substitute meat. It covers choosing vegetables avoiding sewage-sick soil cooking methods retaining flavor and minerals and practical steps for stewing boiling and using leftover vegetables in soups.
Get Up Right and Warm Thoughts for All Days
A hopeful note blending quotes and advice on daily attitude. It urges rising with joy and hope, spreading kindness, and forgiving enemies. It asserts happiness comes from within and envisions a joyful world when people live with inner light.
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Leslie
Alfalfa Seeding Times and Methods Across Maryland
Seeding alfalfa in Maryland regions is best from August 1 to September 1, with mountain areas starting after June 16 or mid July. Fall sowing yields spring crops and resists weeds. spring sowing is poor. Seed at 2½ pounds per acre, sown alone with broadcasting or Wheel-barrow seeders, and covered to about 1/4 inch with a spike-tooth barrow.
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Maryland
Hat remark sparks playful exchange in Yonkers Statesman
In a brief chat, Mr Bacon compliments a hat as becoming while Mrs Bacon questions the phrasing. The quip showcases the paper's light, humorous tone and domestic banter in a street scene from Yonkers.
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Mr. Bacon
The Lost World Dinosaurs and Uneasy Debate
In a fragment from a Lost World tale, two professors debate the carnivorous behemoth responsible for shredded remains. Challenger argues for a saber toothed or larger reptilian creature, possibly allosaurus, while the party relocates to map a shelter amid wary silence and dense woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe Dudesbull
Witteh
Challenger
Reaton Emily
Priceless Petroleum and Its Looming Exhaustion
Franklin Lane argues in a fragmentary article that petroleum, vital to industry and transport, is a finite resource unlikely to be replaced. He warns current consumption rates could exhaust 23000 billion barrels, urging exploration of alternatives and noting petroleum’s unique lubricating and energy roles versus potential substitutes like electricity and hydroelectric power.
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United States
Franklin Wo Lane
Artiele
Selenthie
Adr. Lene
Nature
Musk in the Raw and Musk Plant Uses
An article notes that musk comes mainly from the musk deer in India, with musk rats providing limited supply. It mentions musky scents from the musk plant and bloodroot, and a cheap musk substitute called the musk bean. A London Standard item then recounts Mrs. Pigg consulting a lawyer about changing her late husband’s name from Pigg to avoid being left with the name.
Mortgage sale ratified and confirmed in Caroline County
In equity the Circuit Court for Caroline County orders the sale of the mortgaged property reported by Henry R. Lewis, attorney named in the mortgage, be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary is shown by September 8. A copy of the order must run in a local newspaper weekly for four weeks before August. The report lists sale amount at $900. Lawrence B. Towers, Clerk.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis
Lawrence 8. Towers
Lawrence B. Towers
High priced toilet soap shocks shopper in New York store
A shopper asked for the best toilet soap in a major New York department store. The clerk quoted two dollars and nine ty cents for a small French soap, saying supply was limited due to its exquisite perfume.
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New York
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Melvin & Johns
Johnson
D. M. Stearns
Kathleen C. Calkins
Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Principles of Cookery
Switzerland
Italy
Vaud
Neuchatel
Geneva
Frivourg
Valais
Tielno
Canton of
Trees of
Alaska
Forest Service
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Hochschild
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Lexington Streets
Baltimore
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Standard Oil Company
Washington, D. C
Norfolk, Ve
Richmond, Vs
New Jersey
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, W. Ve
Charleston, S.C
Precious Petroleum
Riddleberger & Sons
Greensboro
Capt. D. S. Brockway
Thomas W. Oday
Annie M. Oday
I. J. Wright
Optometrist
Denton, Md
Holt Construction Co
Denton
Preston
Chas. B. Harrison
Junker
E.fayettest
Charles
Eastern Shore
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Va. Ry
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Rehoboth
Pete Slay
West Hound
Joy
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Willard Liomson
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Davisien Pass
Daly
Elam
C. T. Trazzarke
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Pepper
Maryland Trust Bulldog
Hikton
Harry L. Scott
Farmers Shed
Rollin B.page
Spm
Court House
Wonton
G. K. Ebling
V.S
Ridgely
M. P. Hubbard
John A. Mackintosh, Salsman
Denton, Maryland
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Western Maryland College
Westminster, MD
T. H. Lewis
D. D
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Wilmington Conference Academy
Christian
S. Cardoso de Silva
Prlededphig
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Delaware
Jampfs
J. Ross
WM. Danny
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Carter & Deen, Agts
Uenton, Ald
L. Irving Jones
Greensboro, Md
Alex. Noble
Agt
Preston, Md
Gilpin, Langdon & Company, Inc
Mr. Noah
Maryland College
Charles Wesley Gallagher
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Lutherville
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Dwentor
Hillsboro
Harriville
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