The Greatest Commandment And The Christ Question
This essay reflects on Matthew and Mark to weigh two great questions: the love of God with heart and soul and the love of neighbor as oneself, and the identity of Christ. It argues true obedience flows from loving God, guided by the Golden Rule, and only through faith in Jesus as the Son of God can one fulfill the first commandment and live righteously toward others.
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Uoion
Paul
Christ
David
Lazarus
Martha
Mary
John viii
Earth
Peter
Toledo woman bears rare quadruplets and big brood
An Ohio mother, 22, has given birth to ten children after a sequence of births that began with twins at 16, then triplets, and now two sets of quadruplets born within a year and a half. The Ormsby quads of Chicago are mentioned as the prior known case. The Toledo quads arrived in January, marking a unique U.S. record for multiple sets of quads alive and thriving.
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United States
Ormsby
Chicago
Ohio
Toledo
Francesco Spychalski
Wallpaper Patterns and Window Shades Sale Notice
The ad lists latest wallpaper patterns including a gilt piece set and a ten piece. Window shades priced at 220 each. Contact Thomas & Messer at 1015 Baltimore street, West Baltimore. Mentions strong demand for seed oysters for shipment to New Jersey in the Chesapeake area.
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Thomas & Messer
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Chesapeake
New Jersey
War and peace a preacher calls to readiness for change
The piece argues that true peace requires more than disarmament and treaties. It cites scripture and history, warns against enforced peace, and says hatred and conceit fuel conflict. It predicts a societal shift as education and communication grow, but insists real peace comes only when humanity is ready for divine action and unity.
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Jonah
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Paul
George III
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Edward II
Washington
Hampden
Wallace
Divine Rights
Edward Everett Hale
Cear
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Cain
Wanrep Fifty Bosses Sign Stirs Main Street Crowd
A new building on Main Street bore a sign reading Wanrep-Fifty Bosses, crafted by a wag who teased the bystanders with a joke about workers. The playful display reflects a local street scene as men were employed at the site.
New Year’s Day Fails to Change Charitable Boy
A playful verse from the New York Sun describes a cautious, restrained man who makes no resolutions. It notes he avoids wine, clubs, gambling, smoking, and flirtations, preferring steady, shy habits and focusing on his gleaming baby boy.
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Emily
New York Sun
Can't Count Three Says Education Apostle
Dr. H. E. Arnold, head of physical training at New Haven Normal School, argues most people cannot count to three in a way that supports quick game sense. He demonstrates with a lively "French tag" drill where players must instinctively identify the third position and dodge to safety as spectators watch the rapid action.
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H. E. Arnold
New Haven Normal School
Arnold
Dr. Arnold
Remarkable reminiscences from Greens borough era editorials
Easton Ledger columnist Wm. Wayback recalls 1800s Greensborough life with Franklin G. Wright’s famed livery and a notable hotel run by Jas. C. Norris and Harry Albertson. It mentions guests from the war era and a pardon story tied to Edwin Forrest and John Embert, plus two 19th century murder trials and a hanging.
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James Ly
Martin
Moral Courage and Power of Truth in Society
A quotation extols courage rooted in independence fortitude and patience urging belief in truth justice and moral strength. It asserts that a person with conviction can outmatch oppression and that God and one form a majority against tyranny or fashionable cliques.
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God
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