Scripture Reading Notes on Acts and John
A brief, churchly note referencing John chapters 15 and 16 alongside Acts 2 verses 1 through 4 and 3, indicating a cross-text devotional or study prompt. The material points to scriptural passages without additional commentary.
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Featured in Local Wordboard
A crossword style list covers across and down clues including seabird genus gali, drying practice, indigo source, verbal, boundaries, and moral judgments. Names, numbers, and terms span Hebrew letter to maples, architectural elements, and continents, with clues for persons and places and celestial references.
Guiding Spirit Lesson for March 28 1954
Acolumn argues that belief in God rests on faith not detailed forecasts. It counters an agnostic request for sky predictions, saying God guides daily life through the Holy Spirit. The test is truth and Christlike action, not sensational signs.
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Jesus
Alfalfa Weevil Threat and Control Measures Described
The county agents warn alfalfa weevil has damaged yields for two seasons in Caroline County and could cause severe losses if uncontrolled. Spraying with emulsi fiable Heptachlor at about 3 inches growth, using 1 pint per acre and 10 20 gallons of water, is advised. Grubs cause April May damage. adults are brown snout weevils.]]>
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Caroline County
Final date set for excess wheat plantings in Maryland
Maryland farmers with overplanted wheat must reduce excess acreage by May 31 or face penalties. Areas exceedance will be counted toward farm allotments, with penalties up to 45 percent of the May 1, 1954 wheat parity price on farms over 15 acres. Farms with 15 acres or less may grow up to 15 acres without penalties. Community leaders urged to arrange delegations to Marydel on March 26.
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Maryland
George J. Martin
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Martin
Marydel
Farmers And Homemakers To Meet Friday In Marydel
Colored Farmers And Homemakers News reports a regular monthly meeting of the Farmers and Homemakers Association to be held Friday March 26 at 8 pm in Mt Zion Church Marydel Md Rev Charles I Young pastor will speak on Working Together For Community Development A brief demonstration on treating sweet potato and pepper seed for disease control will be given Attendees may ask questions on any line of work Outlook for 1954 and prices of farm commodities will be discussed Association president Mr Wm Carlos Mosley urges all to attend including non farm members.
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Marydel
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Mt. Zion Church
Charles I. Young
F. D. Arnold
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Carlos Mosley
From Frugality to Luxury: Shifting Spending Habits
The remark notes a cultural shift as people move from sacrificing current comforts to save money to now forgoing cash itself to fund desired luxuries. It reflects changing consumer values and financial behavior trends.
Thrills of Bullfight Colorfully Explained in Colorgravure
Sloan Simpson paints drama and excitement of a bullfight in vivid prose. The illustrated piece, in the March 28 issue of the American Weekly in Colorgravure, appears with the Baltimore Sunday American. order from local news dealer.
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Sloan Simpson
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Delegates Hope to Improve Work This Year
The note suggests that receiving the item will enable Caroline's delegates to perform more effectively this year, implying potential planning or preparation benefits for their duties.
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Ing
Caroline
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