The Bargain of Betrayal and Passover Teachings
In this lesson segment Judas is portrayed as the betrayer at the Last Supper with Satan controlling his will. The Passover preparation shows disciples obeying Jesus and seeking the guest chamber. The study covers the betrayal, the new covenant institution, and the symbolic meaning of bread and cup with emphasis on faithful obedience and Christ’s suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Our Lord
Christ
Satan
Judas
Judas Iscariot
Watch Our Beginnings and Watchful Results
A compact missive attributed to Alix Clark from The Life Preserver urges mindful beginnings. It emphasizes that careful initial steps govern eventual outcomes and personal responsibility in life choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix Clark
Lecture Ad Gaffe Turns Cosmic Forces Into Cosmic Fates
In a humorous aside a professor recalls addressing a larger crowd than ever, then notes a local ad error omit the letter a from the word cosmic, sparking a small-town joke about science interest and a compositor’s mistake in the lecture notice for Cosmic Forces.
Brooklyn Woman Seeks Help For Exhausting Husband
A Brooklyn woman asks the courts for relief from an over affectionate husband who reportedly kisses her 800 times daily. She says his constant demonstrations of love overwhelm her and she seeks legal protection from the behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gotham
Brooklyn
Richard Carvel and the Elder Brother Theme Explored
The excerpt details D L Moody’s use of the elder brother to critique Phariseeism and celebrate God’s joy in repentance. It expands into Winston Churchill’s novel Carvel, tracing Richard Carvel’s era, loyalties, romance, and peril from Annapolis to London, ending with his marriage to Dorothy Manners and reflections on liberty.
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Winston Church
Aeller
Trave
Winston Churchill
Coniston
Jethro Bass
Angel
Vies
Fox
Chattergea
Baltimore
Pollux
Chartersea
Vauxhall
Manners
Comyn
Grafton
Carvel Hall
Mer
Dix
Annapolis
Henry Swain
Liberty
Mr. Swain
Patty
Dorothy
Jones
John Paul
Virginia
Philadelphia
Congress
North Sea
Pike
Tawoke
Mammy Lucy
London
Mr. Manner
Dolly
Mrs. Manners
Tolland
England
Carvel Thiall
Richard
Sum Total of a Life by Rev Henry Lowndes Drew
A devotional reflection on life summed in union with God through worship and prayer. It presents the soul’s ascent to dedicate itself to the service of the Master and the glory of His name as the voices join in reverent prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Moody
Lina
Jena
God
Jesus
John Wesley
America
Wesley
John Westley
Lord Jesus
Henry Lowndes Drew
Firm Persuasion Across Virtual Resource Will
A brief note asserts a person believes firm persuasion can command resources virtually, implying confidence in controlling digital assets and capabilities through perceived influence rather than physical reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livv
Containing Insane Patients Benefit From Each Other
The New York Medical Journal states that mixing sane and insane individuals often disturbs the rational, while pairing Insane people with those more irrational can provide consolation. Such contact may curb agitation and prompt use of their own reasoning to improve their condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Medical Journal
Giants in Clay: Indian Burial Found in Martinez Dig
In Martinez California sewer digging near Terry and Howard streets uncovered an Indian burial ground with seven foot skeletons. Several skulls and a well preserved skeleton will go to the University of California anthropology department for study. Local residents recount an old legend of a vast gold treasure buried with a tribal chief near the bones, drawing crowds and prompting many to seek sewer crew jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Terry
Howard
Martinez
Cal
Anthropology Department
University of California
William Altman
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Concord
Shells Found At Big Eddy Reveal Centuries Of Use
Workers uncovered six inch sea shells near The Dalles Oregon at Big Eddy. The shells likely served as ear ornaments and are from the cohogs species not as large as Pacific coast varieties. Obsidian spear and arrow heads also appeared finer than later Indian work, suggesting long term use of the area by Indigenous peoples over centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Eddy
Dalles
Atlantic
Pacific
California
D. L. Cates
City Recorder
Cates
Columbia
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Denton Journal
Soward Melvin Sen
Joe Saor
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Fitzwater
Steady Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Philips Brooks
Emerson
Ween Perak
By Rey, Lew W. Gosnell
Moody Alble Institute
Chicago
Condensed Classics
Carvel
David I. Walsh
United
Luke
Lionel Carvel
Maryland
Rascal
Kent County
Dorothy Manners
Marmaduke Manners
Datty Swain
Lord Comyn
Annapalls
Duke of
Scotland
Paul
Star and Garter
Pall Mall
Mr Vanners
Mr Dry
Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
Richard Carvel
Macmillan Company
Jack Comyn
Miss Manners
Chatterson
Mr. Manners
White’s
Brooks
Charles James Fox
Oregon
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric CO
Denton, Maryland
Eastern Shore Gas
R. C. Harris
Chesapeake & Potomac
Short & Company
Nisi
J. Thomas Frampton
J. Jerome Frampton
J. ‘I. Frampton & Son
Henry Collins
Orphana’ Court
Caroline County
Equity
R. E
Calvert C. Merriken
Richard T. West
Elisha N. Harper
William J. Shawn
Orphans’ Court
J. Howard Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Niss
Thomas J. Daffin
Margaret W. Daffin
Circuit Court
A. D
L.wrence
Towers
Clerk
E. Hinderer
Denton, Md
State Road
Denton
Greensboro
George E. Culver
Buckeye
Nuttle Hardware CO
Plymouth
Wilson and
Virginias
Farmers’ Supply CO
Mary A. Blades
William T. Blades
Admr
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