Paul and Philippian Fellowship in Gift and Faith
The Epistle notes the Philippians' repeated financial support to Paul during his imprisonment and the joy it brought. It emphasizes Paul’s independence of circumstance, content in all situations, and the belief that God uses both prosperity and adversity for good. The gifts are praised as acts of worship, blessings to the givers, and rewarded by God in glory.
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Philippians
Paul
Philippi
Doapbrochius
Heavenly Father
Christ
Christ Jesus
Face of the Master Reflections on Comfort and Self
A devotional caption invites readers to glimpse the face of the Master whenever they make an unselfish effort to comfort others. It echoes a pious caution about self reliance and divine keeping, inviting contemplative reception of grace.
Around the Throne Saints Brighten in Death
A brief devotional verse by John Austin reflecting on the death of the saints as a removal of dust from their brightness, shaping them into a shining luster and setting them as stars around the throne.
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John Austin
Filla Us With Wonder Beyond Stars and Heaven
A reflection on God living above us through the stars and heavens. The text explores mystery beyond human reach and the sense of wonder it provokes about the divine.
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God
Alexander Hamilton nicknamed the copper coppersmith tale
Early American Statesman recounts Alexander Hamilton known as Alexander the Coppersmith for copper cents he minted while secretary of the treasury in 1783. The piece notes the public unpopularity of those pennies and records his death in a duel with Agron Burr.
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Alexander Stamilton
Alexander the
Treasury
Agron Burr
Just a Little One Maybe
A fragment from a Macon Telegraph item mentions George Washington and Mrs Washington in a playful exchange about serving parents, noting curiosity about how he would respond if asked about their approach to hospitality.
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George Washington
Mra. Washington
Macon Telegraph
Ambersons in Snow Solace and Silhouette Parade
George and Lucy ride past the Ambersons home on a winter day as a horseless carriage and carriage mishap unfold. The group spots Mrs. Morgan and Miss Minafer with the Hon. George Amberson in a lively, teasing mood. A sled upset ends with riders buried in snow while the horse bolts away.
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Mr. Morgan
George
Miss Funny Minafer
George Amberson
Isabel
Lucy
Amberson Addition
National Avenue
Worthy Mate of Great Writer James Russell Lowell
Maria White Lowell, poet and wife of James Russell Lowell, published a privately printed small verse collection in 1855 two years after her death. One copy survives in the New York Public Library archives. She hailed from Watertown, Massachusetts.
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James Russell Lowell
Maria White Lowell
Lowell
New York Publilebrary
Watertown
Mass
Marlo
Common bean origins and varieties across Europe
The common bean is native to South America and was introduced to Europe in the sixteenth century. It is now represented by over 150 varieties. The large broad bean likely originates from southwest Asia and northeastern Europe. The pole variety known as the butter bean comes from South America.
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South America
Europe
Als
The Village Stocks and their fading use in England
The article surveys ancient punishment devices known as stocks once placed on village greens near churches. It notes that though their use has largely ended, a number of wooden stocks remain visible in England, preserving a reminder of past discipline.
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Ireland
Mary
England
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Denton Journal
Melvin Ben H. JM
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Christian Fellowship
Jesus Christ
Psilins
Jesus
Chris Han
John
Hasis and Teneilta
Benjamin Whichcote
Ambersons
Hasing
Papa
Yve
Dauntera
Wailea
Connell
Adkins & CO
Salisbury
Paigedetroit
Motor Car CO
Detroit, Michigan
Bullock’s
Eastern Shore Paige Distributor
Denton, MD
Smith & Walls
The
Goldsboro Bank
M. K. Newnam
Denton, Maryland
Ulle
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
Wilkinson Land Agency
Sun Office
Ridgely
S. Hm
Douglas
Preston, MD
W. H. Valliant & Bro
Bellevue, MD
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
Nisi
Thomas C. West
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Harvey L. Cooper
Lhe
Edward W. Liden
Virgil Moore
Leonard F. Covey
Judpea
Orphans” Court
YotTrek Stealf Registeruf
Maryland
Charles S. Bradley
Elizabeth P. Bradley
Sherman T. Griffith
Remington Umc
Lucas
Ivor Stains
Thomas & Messer CO
W. Balto. St
Baltimore
Maine
Peninsula
Ange
Pocomoke City
Home Insurance CO
N. Y
American Eagle Ee Insurance Company
the Grangers’ Mutual Ae Middletown
Ss. G. Myrtle
Denton
Rie Ee
Swing Bros
Ridgely, Md
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Criatian School
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Delaware
Northrop & Lym
Ee Baifale
N.Y
Nieenspapreae
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