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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1927
Page
7
Biblical lesson outlines Peter and John healing a beggar at the temple gate. It covers the miracle, Peter’s witness to the crowd, his imprisonment before the Sanhedrin, and the early church’s prayer for boldness, all framed by salvation through Jesus Christ.
The passage counsels considering personal faults first during wakefulness and judging others’ faults later in sleep, shaping a balanced view of human shortcomings across the night. It contrasts self-critique with external critique to suggest mindful moral awareness.
A succinct reflection declares that worldly traits such as self interest and pride cannot inhabit or sustain the kingdom of God. The message warns readers to pursue humility, shared purpose, and spiritual focus over personal gain or vanity.
The phrase reflects a spiritual maxim asserting that divine promotion of believers opposes natural human desires. It urges humility over self exaltation and aligns character growth with faith rather than worldly status.
The text traces compulsory education adoption in the United States starting with Massachusetts in 1852 and lists multiple states with enactment years from 1861 to 1890. It notes early enforcement by town selectmen and that by 1908 nearly all states had such laws, with spelling errors in several state names corrected.
The Journal presents a compact puzzle page listing horizontal and vertical clues. It includes 56 entries spanning city names, months, gods, bodily terms, and common nouns, with some abbreviations and archaic terms. The puzzle also features a 1-winner format and a broad range of antique clue types.
A sermon outline highlights Christian blessings through the Holy Ghost, new standing in Christ, Christ’s advocacy and propitiation, victory over sin, and the blessed hope of Christ’s return. It stresses living up to one’s standing, reliance on Jesus, and waiting for the Lord from heaven as a sustaining motive for holiness.
The Smithsonian notes that tribes including Iroquoian and Muskhogean groups favored referendums on war in Laflau's 1724 writings, a view presented as an accepted method among organized Native communities.
Tod Brownie visits Charles Norman, now about a year old, who proclaims plans for a big library built from books and his own bank account. He recounts his busy day: drinks of water and milk, carriage rides, sunshine, and time with his parents, who read to him and praise his growing curiosity.
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