Crown of Thorns Symbolism in Christian Scripture
A sermon portrays the crown of thorns as the fulfillment of Genesis curse and the cross as the source of blessing. It links Jesus Christ’s sufferings to humanity’s redemption and the future deliverance of creation from the curse.
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David
Jerusalem
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Hadn’t Got to That. Mundane Marmaduke on Life’s Strivings
Sydney Bulletin quotes Philanthrople Person and Mundane Marmaduke debating aspiration and luxury. Marmaduke jokes they remain stuck with corned beef and beer, unsure if champagne and chicken are ever reachable.
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Sydney Bulletin
Absent-minded Dentist Foreshadows Painful Joke
A humorous line from a dentist during a car repair session mocks clinical focus. The practitioner, immersed in his task, warns Als automobile that the procedure will hurt, illustrating the farcical image of professional distraction.
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Corned Beef and Salmon in a Soldier's Home Reunion
Judy Walte cooks a frugal dinner of corned beef and salmon for her returning husband Bob. He deflects his dislike of canned salmon with a brave face, while Judy senses his strain and hides her own sadness as they share a cautious, hopeful evening.
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Longed for Native Lands in Scribner's Tale of Travel Yearning
An excerpt recounts Mr. FLAL Sothern's amusing tale from Scribner's Magazine about longing for homeland. In a France Switzerland border customs check an American family faces subtle judgment from a portly traveler who longs for familiar places like Pittsburgh and Louisville, exposing a shared impulse and its shadows.
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THAT ROCKING-CHAIR SHRINE
A reflective piece on a family's old母 rocking chair serving as a shrine to mother’s memory. The chair comforts and teaches enduring values through kitchen-table childhood scenes, prayers, stories, and shared sorrow and joy, shaping character and faith across generations.
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People’s Home Journal
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Simple Resistance Units From a British Firm
A British firm introduces a simple resistance unit with many advantages. The unit uses a wire or strip supported on a single rod through the center of each zig zag leg. It claims large radiating surface for a given capacity, light weight, expansion freedom, rapid cooling, resistance to vibration, hot running without sag, easy repairs, and tap-off from the center clamp with few joints compared to a grid resistance.
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Scientific American
Galen and Mithradatium in Ancient Medical Lore
A historical note on Mithradatium and Ther lea as famed antidotes. Galen praised them as universal cures for poisons and myriad ailments, shaping medical thought for 1500 years. An andromachus added vipers flesh to create theriaca, amid claims of monopoly and wide prestige.
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Make Your Own Decisions And Stand On Your Ground
A Pictorial Review excerpt argues for self reliance in success. It cautions against seeking others advice as they lack full stake in our troubles. Decisions forge learning through mistakes and build future assets, essential for lasting achievement.
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Endangered Vedda culture fades in Ceylon jungle
A traveler reports Vedda people clinging to few traditions as muzzleloaders replace archery and most wear leaves. Barnacle soup gains popularity in Southern California cafes, with Long Beach piers and San Pedro canneries planning large scale fishing. President Ebert and Castro salaries noted with monthly and daily payouts respectively, highlighting differing wage practices in Europe and Venezuela.
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Garter Snake Offense Cited In Klamath Falls
An eastern visitor was fined $5 by a Klamath Falls magistrate for killing a garter snake, deemed harmless yet taboo in Oregon. The note from Utica Press warns the creature may unsettle some residents, while a separate quip jokes about a girl’s climate and self image.
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Utica Press
Denton National Bank Announces Independence Day Closure
The Denton National Bank of Denton Maryland will close on Friday July 4 1919 for Independence Day a legal holiday. All paper payable here maturing that day may be paid on the following day. W L Norris cashier.
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Goldsboro Bank Declares June 27 1919 Holiday
Tar Goldsboro Bank in Goldsboro Maryland declares June 27 1919 a legal holiday. All paper maturities and processing on that day may be aided on the following day. Obert Jarrell Jr., cashier.
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