Making the World Christian lesson overview and Messiah rule
The lesson outlines Isa 11 chapters and Acts 1 9, presenting Jesus love for the world and the coming reign of Christ. It highlights Messiah lineage wisdom judgment peace for animals and nations and the disciples call to witness to the ends of the earth beginning at Jerusalem.
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Jesus
Christ
Messiah
Isa
David
Jesse
Lloe
Jesus Christ
Belvers
God
Jerusalem
Ancient moral teaching on harvest and charity
Scriptural excerpt from Leviticus emphasizes leaving gleanings for the poor and strangers. The passage commands not to reap the field's corners nor gather all leftovers, establishing divine instructions for social welfare and hospitality.
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Lord
Leylticus
Walketh in Darkness Trimmed Verse
A compact religious excerpt cites first John, urging believers to avoid hatred and blindness of spirit. The passage warns that those who despise a brother walk in darkness and stumble, unaware of their path. The text emphasizes moral clarity and spiritual guidance.
Honeymoon Starts With a Penny Donation
Honey and Dear visit Honey's parents in a rural town for their honeymoon. At church Honey, trying to impress, drops a bright penny into the collection plate. The benediction later notes a total of 4.87 dollars, prompting Dear to joke about their frugal generosity and married life getting off to a lively start.
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Honey
Dear
Why Men Are Offended By Jesus In Galilee Sermon
A lecture on Jesus public reception in Galilee, tracing crowds who sought miracles and bread, then rejected Him for demanding belief. The sermon highlights motives of offense, contrasts miracle feeding with spiritual teaching, and reflects on ensuing disbelief and crucifixion rhetoric.
Seasickness Causes and Mechanism on Board Ships
Scientists explain seasickness as due to abrupt disturbances of the static settle which misaligns balance in the inner ear. Violent oscillations of the fluid in the semicircular canals send signals to the brain, producing symptoms grouped under seasickness.
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Spice
The Modern Poet Portrait from a Fragment
A fragment describes a modern poet with long hair a flowing necktie baggy trousers and a dandruff stained coat collar. It notes his writings as unintelligible and senses no music yet decides the tie must be a poet despite the confusion.
Whistler’s Bitter Wit Critics Whiplash
A critique notes Whistler’s mastery of biting phrases shaped by Puritan training and Bible knowledge yet finds his writing vexatious, undignified and lacking urbanity. It cites the Wilde correspondences as particularly harsh and questions readers who praise his genius.
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Whistler
Voltaire
Swift
Ancient Guild of Archers of St Sebastian in Bruges
The Guild of Archers of St Sebastian in Bruges traces its origins before 1096, with archives back to 1806. The present building was erected in 1573 by Cornelius De Bloch, featuring a notable ceiling. Charles II and the Duke of Gloucester joined during exile, with gifts of gold crowns and a silver arrow to inaugurate the Gold Book of the Archers.
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Bruges
Stuart
Guild of Archers of
St. Sebastian
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Cornelius de Bloch
Charles II
England
Duke of Gloucester
Senses Keyed to Danger by Edwin Slosson
Edwin Slosson argues danger awareness outranks guidance to heights as human senses grow more sensitive to pain. He notes we cannot detect tiny oil of roses but can sense one two billionth of a milligram of wereeaptan, a vile compound. The piece likens the nose to a spectroscope for unweighable matter.
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Edwin BE. Slosson
New York Independent
Authors lack fixed meaning in their works says readers
Thought He Had a Meaning. Readers will be interested to know that authors do not always know just what precisely was their meaning when they wrote certain tlnes or passages. Muneterlinck always dis claimed any allegorical message on his "Blue Bird," for Instance, and Insists that he wrote the play as a fairy tale, and nothing more. When Hawthorne was asked for an Interpretation of some of the legends In "Mosses from an Old Manse," he wrote: "Upon my honor, I am not quite sure that I comprehend my own meaning In some of those blasted allegories, but I re member that I always had a meaning, or at least thought I had."
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Muneterlinck
Hawthorne
New York Churches Signal Life Events to Tourists
In New York the church remains closely linked to birth, marriage, and death. The sexton signs on local churches, visible to visitors, inform how funerals and burials may be arranged, creating a vivid impression for tourists and contrasting with Western practices.
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New York
Toughest American Wood Bow Tree Osage Orange Strength
The Osage orange wood, from the nettle family, regarded by Indians as bow wood, proves its strength in Forest Service tests. A 30 inch by 2 inch block breaks under 13,600 pounds stress when bent, while a 100 pound hammer impact yields 16,520 pounds stress. The monkey nut hickory is its nearest rival.
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United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Dearest Friends and Our Love of Books
In this reflection Agnes Reppller argues that literature guides our intellect and moral path. She praises reading as essential, quoting Macaulay to claim a life with books beats wealth, and she notes a fond, discerning stance toward literature as a lifelong companion.
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Macaulay
Agnes Reppller
Johns Hopkins Announces Entrance Examinations 1921 Scholarships
Johns Hopkins University announces entrance exams for the School of Engineering and College of Arts and Sciences to be held June 20 to 26 at 9 a.m. in Civil Engineering Building Holmes. Scholarships in engineering awarded by legislative districts and counties, with senatorial and at large awards, require applications to be filed with the registrar.
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School of Engineering
College of Arts and Sciences
Civil Engineering
Holmewool
College Intrance Examinations Board
Maryland
Baltimore City
Cecil, Harford
Steward
Queen Anne’s
Act of Assembly
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert
Kent
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Somerset
Washington
Loyola College
St. John’s College
Washington College
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agricultural College
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Rock Hill College
Order Nisi in Greenlee heirs sale ratified in Caroline Co
In Equity of the Circuit Court for Caroline County the sale reported by Oscar Clark, Trustee, is to be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary is shown by July 29 next. A copy of this order must be published in Caroline county newspapers once weekly for four weeks before June 27. The report sets the sale amount at 9975 dollars. Lawrence B. Towers, Clerk.
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Emmit W. Greenlee
Margaret Greenlee
Edith K. Greenlee
Robert Earl Greenlee
Ruth Greenlee
Susan Grace Greenlee
Edith M. Greenlee
Lawrence Paul Greenlee
Caroline County
Oscar Clark
Lawrence
Towers
Lawrence B. Towers
Orphans’ Court
Calvert C. Merriken
Ann Baynard
Richard T. West
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
J. Howatt
Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Harvey L. Cooper
Mary Detwiler
J. Howand Pastorfield
Register of Villa
Maynard L. Murray
Minnie A. Murray
Circuit Court
Calvert G. Merriken
Awrence B. Towers
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H. Johnson
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
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Sea of Galilee
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Institution Centuries
Sexton
THE
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, Maryland
Nisi
John W. Greenlee
JL. Thomas Frampton
J. Jerome Frampton
J. ‘i. Frampton & Son
Willard Baynard
Norristown
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Easton
Everry
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Salisbury
Cambridge
Denton
Federalsburg
Georgetown and
Laurel
Delaware
Tunity
Nelson Shoe CO
W. Lexington St
Walter J. Satterfield
Pztre
Caroline
Charles A. Reininger
Ridgely Stewart’s Pharmacy
Hillsboro
Frank Cooper
Greensboro
H. M. Robinson
Marydel
J. W. Shewbrooks
Goldsboro
Hiram Short
Queen Anne
H. W. Hopkins
Cordova
Toaun
Fordson
Detroit
Denton Auto Company
W. P. Carroll
B. R. Kaaler
P. R. Fisher
Denton Bridge
C. Wilson
Baby Shop
Nola R. Coburn
Goldsboro St
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