The Two Roads Moral Lesson from June 12 1860
A sermon contrasts the broad road to destruction with the narrow road to life, arguing the majority are rarely right. It stresses self discipline as brakes for life, urging choosing difficult but right paths, not merely popular ones.
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Jesus
North Carolina
Blue Ridge
Storm Fire Destroys Barns and Livestock in County
Severe lightning during an electrical storm caused three barns to burn near Federalsburg and Choptank, killing a bull, calf, and two horses, with livestock losses and extensive feed destroyed. Federalsburg and Preston firemen fought fires at multiple farms, aided by rain, wind, and a large nearby lumber pile risk.
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Federalsburg
Choptank
Preston
Levi Voshell
Wharton
Matthews
Federalsburg Lumber Co
Elizabeth Wine
Chas. Moore
Western Maryland College
Miss Wine
James F. Wright, Jr
Denton
Jefferson Medical College
Homer P. Rainey
Bucknell University
Wright
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Jefferson College
Johns
June Is Dairy Month in Maryland
In June the dairy industry drives Maryland’s agricultural income with 237000 dairy cattle and over 114 billion pounds of milk produced annually. The piece urges milk over sugary drinks, highlights dairy products like butter and cheese, and offers Rainbow Milk Drinks recipe. It notes milk’s calcium benefits for children and advises skim milk for calorie conscious readers. It ends with a quip about contributors and a light public service tone.
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Maryland
W. S. Arbuckle
University of Maryland
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Bundle
A compact crossword list presents Across and Down clues with numbers and brief prompts covering motor tors pedo craft Brit pay il timber tree rubout muscle pain pretentious residence honorable abbr seesaw indefinite article smells pincers sure dial var counter weights chem perfect cunning dagger border like desire eagerly a builder with sand sac canal boat plant become liable to about military installations and down clues including attracts befitting a baron Algerian seaport octopus appendage spigot turning back America Indians steeped grain little is a spree high craggy open poet desperate criminal lever lar ail noisy ranting speech members of Golden Age clubs
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Canal Boat
America Indians
Crossword Clue Fragments From Last Week’s Puzzle
A reader supplied cryptic fragments from a prior crossword with clues like Perish, Swedish coin, Warp yarn, Certain, Trick Scot, Bowlike curves, Apron top, and Mother of Irish gods. The short item notes this as last week’s answer set and hints at puzzle content.
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Trick
Bowlike Curves
Apron
Caroline County Homemakers Take Summer Break
Home Agent's Calendar notes Caroline County Homemakers pause regular meetings in summer while staying active with picnics and gatherings. Thirty-one members will attend the University of Maryland Women's Short Course, leaving June 20 and returning June 25. Many women assist with farm work or canning, and plan vacations to beaches or distant places.
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Caroline County
University of Maryland
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