A Hero Preacher Amos Aims at Right Living
Lesson text explains Amos the herdsman turned prophet to Israel. It outlines his call from God, his message condemning greed and luxury, calls for repentance and turning from idolatry, and notes opposition by Amaziah and Jeroboam alongside the threat of divine judgment and exile.
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Amos
God
Sycamore Truit
Judah
Israel
Joseph
Bethel
Gilgal
Beer-sheth
Amaziah
Jeroboam
Tie
B. Doom
Overwhelming Thought of Love and Conviction
The fragment contemplates a powerful inner certainty about an unseen place and a warm conviction of divine love. It emphasizes that the deepest truth is the love who orders all and the soul’s response to that eternal order.
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Charles
Influx of better thoughts brightens our prospects
A light rain brings greener grass and a mood lift as ideas seem to improve. The text suggests hopeful thinking and a gentler view of future possibilities.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle from a Magazine Page
A vintage puzzle guide explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. It lists numbered definitions, word types, and hints, noting that proper names, abbreviations, slang, and obsolete forms may be indicated for readers to fill the grid correctly.
Washington Peiping Distance and Global Telephone Density
Washington D C and Peiping are far apart in miles and in telephone development. Peiping's population is triple Washington's, yet Washington has about 95 telephones per 100 people while Peiping has under one per 100. New York leads in total telephones, with 1,495,900 instruments for 7,180,000 people.
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Washington and
Peiping
Washington
D. C
China
Telephone and Telegraph Statistics
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Stockholm
Denver
Colorado
Vancouver
New York City
Chicago
New York
London
United States
Canada
A Dinner for G ter with Liver and Macaroni
A simple 1.50 dinner recipe combining liver with sautéed onion, tomatoes, salt, pepper, paprika and sugar simmered five minutes, mixed with macaroni. Dessert uses pumpkin ice cream steps, eggs, milk, pumpkin, spices, lemon juice and whipped cream folded in, then frozen with nuts folded in near the end.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
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PP. B. Fitzwater
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
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Yi Quak
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ISO
Atley Ie
Lo'elock P.m
Charles C. Lord
Preston
Friendship
Chesta
Carpenter's Tools
Parters & Merchants State Bank of
Denton
County Trust Company of Maryland
County Corporation of Maryland
J. Edw. Lord
CHAS
G. Lord
Leonard F. Covey
THE
Denton National Bank
Denton, MD
Federal Reserve System
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Peoples Bank of Denton
M. K. Newnam Furnisher OF Homes
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Roland H. Griffith
Roland B. Griffith
John Stevens
Burraville
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Syracuse
Wesley E. Thawley
Jack L. Stevens
Alva A. Griffith
Guernsey
Jersey
Wesley E. Thawlbey
Electrolux Refrigerator
M. K. Newnam
Dean
Love Point
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Light St
Daly
B. R. R. Pier
Seay Lund
Trucks Inc
Baltimore and Eastern Railroad
Ank
Aaki
Noth
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Penna
James E. Douglas
Inaurera
Park Place
Newark
New Jersey
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Carter Block
Greensboro
Druguista
B.C. Lloyd
Salisbury
E. F. Withers
Alva Griffith
Turrsville
Wright Apartments
Market Street
Anna O. Saulsbury
Ridgely
M. K. Newnan
Willey
Greenwood
Del
M. A. Brackett
Market St
Denton, Maryland
W. A. Smith
Claiborne-Annapolis- Matapeake Ferries
Annapolis
Matapeake
Ann
S & Claiborne
Claiborne
Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
Annapolis, MD
Hamilton
Elgin
Sturmer
Easton, Md
Niss
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Oscar Wyatt
William B. Moore
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Fred R. Owens
C. Harvey Towers
Luther W. Handy
Jesse T. Dennis
Joseph H. Carroll
Register of Wills
Auditor’s Order
Nist
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James H. Nichols
Circuit Court
T. Clayton Horsey
True
T.ayton Horsey
Charles B. Harrison
Lillian Hood Collins
William FE. Collins
William J. Rickards
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