Lesson on Jesus Last Supper and Gethsemane Lessons
Reading Mark four to twelve reveals Judas bargain with chief priests, the Last Passover, the betrayal foretold, and the institution of the bread and cup. It details Peter’s denial, Jesus agony in Gethsemane, and three prayers, urging vigilance and prayer to withstand temptation.
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Judas
Mary
Galilee
Peter
Gethsemane
Jesus Christ
Kidron
Jerusalem
Udersheim
God
Uifs
Jesus Is Talking With You In The Bible’s Pages
A brief musing notes that warmth fills the heart while reading the Bible. It asserts that Jesus is speaking to the reader and often does so in subtle, indirect ways. The piece closes with a signature by K A Torres.
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Jesus
K. A. Torres
Great Peace and Obedience Quoted by F H O Jawett
The text presents a quotation on peace as a balance of obedience and rebellion, asserting that lasting peace cannot be achieved by half measures. It references a line about five who follow Thy law and attributes it to F H O Jawett, though the source context is unclear.
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Ford
Crossword Puzzle Challenge Appears in The Journal
The Journal prints a large crossword with clues across and down, including acquisition, state of mind, and various everyday terms. Readers are invited to solve the puzzle as the next issue promises solutions and a note about James vessel within the page.
Two Aspects of Ignorance by Rev Van Gorkom
A twofold look at human blindness to personal gifts and faults from Judges and Exodus tales. Samson and Moses illustrate quiet, tragic and blessed ignorance, revealing how disobedience or holy communion shapes inner life and outward glow.
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Samson
Moses
God
Delilah
Jesus
Christ
Side-light on gob from Scotsman August 4 1890
A Scotsman note describes coast guard meetings where men pass time with protracted yarns a pipe draw and friendly banter. Such sessions produce good humor and much expectoration leading to the term pegtes from gob meaning mouth and later applied to shins worn by cobs.
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Coast Guard
Tiffin Defined as Light Meal Between Meals
The Pathfinder Magazine notes tigin or tiffin as a light repast between breakfast and lunch. Derived from an old northern English word tit meaning to drink. In India tiffin is a general custom with curried foods and fruits. In England and America the term can refer to any lunch between midday and dinner.
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Pathfinder Magazine
India
Tnn
England
U. S. Leads World in New Field of Education
Washington reports that the United States dominates adult education with over 200 home study schools and tens of thousands of students worldwide. More than 2,000,000 take home-study courses, while colleges total 664,000. the movement grows through a strict ethical code and home-based study.
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America
United States
John S. Noffsinger
National Home Study Council
Seventeenth St
Washington
D. C
Philippines
Alaska
Isle of Cypress
Mexico
Central America
China
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
National Home-Study Council
Goldenrod eggs and white sauce triumph
A culinary feature presents Goldenrod eggs as a dish guaranteed to charm. It explains a simple white sauce from butter, flour, milk, salt, and pepper, then combines chopped hard boiled egg whites with sauce and serves over hot toast topped with sieved yolks. The piece ends with a playful finish.
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Julienne
Name Origins of Sing Sing Prison and Ossining
The name Sing Sing and the adjacent Ossining derive from an Indian term meaning place of stone. The village, incorporated in 1813, changed its name after objections to the prison association, following several attempts. the prison was established there later.
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Sing Sing
Ossining
Domestic sugar industry faces serious crisis
Chicago reports rising flood of Philippine sugar entering the United States duty free has menaced the domestic sugar industry. W. L. Petrikin of Great Western Sugar warns that a 600,000 ton annual limit proposal could not stop rising Philippine exports, which surged 686 percent since 1918. He cites past limits and massive import growth as evidence of a looming crisis for U S beet and refinery operations and potential damages to farmers and factories nationwide.
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United States
W. L. Petrikin
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Timberlake
Colorado
Congress
Islands
Cuba
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Louisiana
Sears
Philppines
Food Margarine Boosts Revenue for Benefits Farmers
New York margarine, a dairy and livestock linked product, raises income for about 5,060,000 producers as demand grows. U S production for the year ending July 30, 1927, totaled over 257 million pounds, with uncolored and colored margarine contributing to farm revenue. Margarine blends beef and hog fats with oils and milk to create the finished product, a widespread European staple with low U S per capita consumption of about 2 pounds annually.
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New York
United States
Europe
America
Patience in Work Reflects Slow Creative Process
The piece notes that progress unfolds gradually and demands patience and foresight. It cites a Scottish artist who kept unfinished work private until completion, underscoring the value of maturity in handling slow, careful craft.
Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Federalsburg
Assignee Calvert C. Merriken will offer at public sale in Federalsburg Maryland on June 16 1928 a parcel on the south side of the Cambridge and Seaford Railroad. The lot lies in Caroline County and contains about 60 by 160 feet with no improvements. Terms require one half cash day of sale and balance on ratification or all cash at purchaser option. secured by purchaser note. Auction by L F Covey.
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Robert W. Messenger
Anna Z. Messenger
First National Bank of
Federalsburg
Maryland
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
United States District Court
First National Bank
State of
Cambridge and Seaford
Henry H. Messenger
Curtain and Sedan Glass Denton Auto Co Notice
Curtain and sedan glass sewing celluloid in curtains sedan and windshield plate plas a for Ford cars. Also can cut glass for any make car. Denton Auto Co Denton Md.
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