A Boy's Brave Deed In David and Goliath Tale
The lesson outlines Saul's army facing Philistines at Elah Valley and the champion Goliath. David, a youth, confronts the giant with faith in God, slings a stone, and defeats him, proving victory comes through divine strength. The piece connects David to Christ and Satan to defeat through faith and courage.
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David
Elah
Saul
Goliath
Samson
Israel
Ike
Satan
Eliab
Dagon
Baal
Astarte
Christ
Trial of Your Faith Faith Tested for Praise and Glory
A brief devotional item cites I Peter 1 7 emphasizing faith refined by trial as more precious than gold and destined to result in praise and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ. The scripture reflection highlights perseverance amid hardship.
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Jesus Christ
Peter
Souls That Surrender to the Lord Echoes Message
A religious excerpt asserts that those who surrender to the Lord will receive the Spirit’s witness and will know beyond doubt whether they belong to the Lord. The text reflects devotional assurance and personal conviction promoted by Echoes.
Crossword Puzzle From The Journal
The Journal presents a mixed crossword list with clues spanning astronomy to mythology. Readers are invited to fill the grid with newt wounds soak insects anger nothing other or less than feast stuff again circular small plateau skyward etc and note that the solution will appear in the next issue.
Notice to creditors in equity case Carroll County 1927
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County in Equity No. 2613 Chy creditors of Percy C. Douglas or those with interests in property conveyed to Charles B. Harrison as Trustee must file claims with vouchers in the Clerk's office by September 5 1927. A copy of the June 17 1927 deed is on file and notice must be published in a Caroline County Maryland newspaper once weekly for four consecutive weeks before August 6 1927.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Percy C. Douglas
Charles B. Harrison
Maryland
Assignee Orders Filed in Caroline County Court
J Owen Hots Assignee Harry Roathy and M Emma Fearins wife must respond by August 26 with any objections. A copy of this order is to be published in Caroline County newspapers four weeks before July 25. The sale report notes a $2600.00 amount. True copy by Clayton Horsey Clerk.
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J. Owen Hots
Harry Roathy
M. Emma Fearins
Caroline County
Clayton Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
Clayton Horsey Census Notice
Clayton Horsey of Oline County appears in a true copy issued by Clerk Beayton Horsey. The notice names T. Beayton Horsey as Clerk and records an official county document action with formal certification.
Child Hen Shares Feelings On Growing Up
A dialogue between Young Miss Hen and Red Top rooster explores why grown children lose sought after charm. The hen explains she understands children as they age, recalling her own awkward growth from a cute chick to an older, less admired hen and the compassion felt for those passing through the awkward age.
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Miss Hen
Red Top
Young Miss Hen
Explorer's Reward Too Small for Henry Hudson
The agreement with Hudson's employers set his payment for services at about $320 for his personal outfit and for his wife and children's support, with $80 to his widow if he died. Hudson was married with two children. The contract also allowed discretionary further rewards if he found the sought passage.
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Henry Hudson
Hhis
Hudson
Sea superstitions on balcyon days and ships cats
An antiquated belief credits kingfishers with calming seas during the balcyon days near the winter solstice. Sailors warn that cats aboard ships bring bad weather, with a cat's tail said to carry a gale. The exchange notes seafaring lore and superstition from old maritime culture.
Odd Maze of Words in 18th Century French Fashion
In 1709 Paris court dress was described with poetic phrases like robed in stifled sighs and ribbons of marked attentions. Detroit News notes the elegant disguise of fabrics and trims was clear to aristocrats, even as modern readers see only gibberish.
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France
Marie Antoinette
Detroit News
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