What a Rich Man Needed Lesson for May 15
A sermon on Mark 10 17 31 contrasts wealth with true discipleship. It urges self surrender to Christ over riches, notes the rich young ruler’s failure, and emphasizes loyalty proven by service, humility, and faithfulness to God.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Man Formed From Dust and Breath of Life
Biblical verse from Genesis 2 7 emphasizes God forming man from dust and giving life through the breath of life. The passage situates humanity’s origin in divine creation and the giving of a living soul.
The Live Minister Speaks to a Distant Audience
A minister who grows out of touch with people risks losing the language of the common man. The remark highlights a disconnect between leadership and everyday concerns as time passes.
What to Pray For What Should We Pray For
A concise reflection asks readers to pray for every need in life. It urges focusing on essential daily needs, spiritual guidance, health, safety, and strength to face challenges. The piece emphasizes humility and gratitude while seeking divine support for personal growth and communal well being.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE SOLUTION CLUES AND ANSWERS LIST
Dense clue list for a newspaper crossword puzzle with numerous numbered across and down entries. It includes references to metals, body parts, languages, geographic places, and various descriptors. The page appears to be a filled or partially filled puzzle grid with numerous compact clue prompts and a note that the solution will appear in the next issue.
Greatest Circus Coming To Baltimore Thursday
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey combined show arrives in Baltimore Thursday through Saturday May 19 to 21. It features Gargantua the Great the largest captive gorilla, Nepal the opening spectacle, Frank Buck with his animal caravan, and an 800-artist cast including the Cristianis the Yacopis the Wallendas and many international acts in a seven ring and stage circus with 60 girl aerial ballet and 60 free running horses.
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Gargantua the Great
Frank Buck
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Charles le Maire
Gargantun
Terrell Jacobs
Midnight
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the Angelos
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Davises
la Louise
Europe
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Qualtieros
Naitos
Nio
Ala
Yacopis
Antarck
William Heyer
Yo Yo
Arjuna
Walk
How Birds and Animals Were Given Their Names
A Montreal Herald commentary explains how common birds and animals worldwide got their names. Early humans named creatures by notable features such as color voice flight or habits, and many words mirror birds’ own sounds or singing notes.
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Montreal Herald
Strasbourg Cathedral a Protector and Emblem of Strasbourg
A Paris correspondent in the New York Times recalls Strasbourg Cathedral as a landmark with a 469 foot tower, built on a Roman temple site since 1015, burned five times, used for Protestant worship in early Reformation, restored to Catholicism by Louis XIV in 1681, and later desecrated as a temple of the Goddess of Reason during the French Revolution. The single-towered Gothic church has endured repeated "treatments" since 1807, reflecting its fragile endurance through centuries.
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Christendom
Paris
New York Times
Romance Watches Time With 400-Year Sundial
Lt Frank Caufield, aide to Governor Winship of Puerto Rico, confirms the hour with La Fortaleza’s historic sundial for a romance with his fiancée Miss Catherine LaLande of San Juan and New Orleans. He wears a new Gruen curvex on his wrist as Miss LaLande smiles.
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Blanton Winship
Puerto Rico
Catherine LaLande
San Juan
New Orleans
Caufield
la Fortaleza
LaLander
Strasbourg Cathedral Guardian of City and Rhine River Valley
The Alsace region and Strasbourg regard their cathedral as protector and emblem. For nine centuries it dominates the countryside and the Rhine valley, witnessing joys and sadnesses and watching over Strasbourg’s destinies.
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Alsace
Strasbourg
Rhine Valley
Bronze casting from Continent to Britain and Boadicea
The article notes bronze casting began in Britain after John Webb Singer of Frome learned Continental secrets. He returned with the first major British bronze group, Boadicea on the Embankment, and his successors have kept the tradition alive.
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Italy
Cellini
Britain
London
Tit-Bits
John Webb Singer
Frome
Boadicea
Assignee's Sale of Valu able Real Estate in Denton
Foreclosure sale under a 1925 mortgage to Frank W. Redden assignee Wesley E. Thawley. The property at 516 Gay Street Denton Caroline County Maryland is a two story frame dwelling with electric jphs. Auction conducted by J. L. Stevens. Sale time 2 to 4 p.m. in front of the Court House Door Denton.
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Frank W. Redden
Caroline County
Maryland
Wesley E. Thawley
Court House
Denton
Public Sale Of Farm In Preston Maryland
To settle the estate of C F Gadow the undersigned will sell at public sale in front of Coveys hardware store in Preston Maryland on.
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Covey’s Hardware
Preston
Maryland
Public Auction of Two Caroline County Tracts by Assignee
Under a 1934 mortgage to The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton Maryland and assignment to W Brewster Deen, the Assignee offers at the Denton Court House door two Caroline County tracts for sale. Tract 1 is 39 acres in the Fifth Election District adjoining Oliver Taylor and others. Tract 2 is 44 acres in the Fourth Election District near Preston to Friendship. Improvements include a dwelling, barn and sheds. Terms: one-third cash day of sale, balance in two equal installments at three and six months bearing interest. purchaser may pay all cash. Title papers and revenue stamps at purchaser's expense.
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Preston-Denton
Friendship
Lee Taylor
Wm. Lord
Wm Gadow
J. B. Patton
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Denton
Maryland
Carl R. Deen
Nellie Deen
W. Brewster Deen
T.C.H
Caroline County
Oliver Taylor
Charles M. Turner
Fernanda, Cook
Thers
G.A.D
Maryand
Preston
James R. Murphy
James B. Patton
Lydia Todd
Everett C. Keiley
William H. Deen
J.H.P
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