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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1923
Page
3
A lesson for all ages on giving and allegiance to God. Jesus observes treasury offerings and distinguishes true sacrifice. The widow’s mite is valued over larger gifts when motives align with devotion to God. The sermon contrasts civic duties to Caesar with duties to the divine.
Remnants of the Ice age are described as fascinating in the Rocky Mountain National Park. Glaciers carved valleys over millions of years, splitting a single peak into Longs, Meeker, and Lady Washington. Longs Peak rises to 14,235 feet, about three miles above sea level.
French researchers report ants in French Indo China with poison throwing soldiers. The hive includes male female and neuter ants. Some neuters act as soldiers bearing hollow horns to eject poison. When nest intruders strike, soldiers form lines and spray the invaders.
A compact note shows a period headline phrase about conscience and wickedness with a poetic quotation attributed to Boaton. It presents a terse historical literary line rather than a clear event or人物.
A devotional reflection on John 3 23 and the Advent theme. It contrasts Christ’s heavenly origin with his earthly mission, noting God in Christ reconciling the world, and urging believers to celebrate his descent and ascent. It emphasizes Jesus as both host and guest who invites all to rest from labor.
Baltimore resident A Ireland of 409 N Stricker St reports Tanlac restores and sustains health. He claims three years of use banishes fatigue headaches and constipation and keeps him feeling prime each spring. Tanlac sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
Reflections on why God sends children, citing that they broaden hearts, foster sympathy and affection, and call forth faculties toward noble effort. Mary Howitt blesses the divine gift, praising the joy and light children bring to the home and world.
A compact reflection on happiness as perceived by others, echoing Shakespearean doubt. The line explores how personal joy can feel altered when viewed from another's perspective, suggesting introspection on contentment and perception.
A proverb stresses self reliance urging that luck may provide fuel but success comes from persistent hard work. It calls for steady diligence to turn opportunity into tangible gains rather than waiting passively for fortune.
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