Sunday School Lesson Outline on Mark 12 Commentary
Fragmented text discusses parables in Mark 12 and related scriptures, noting Israel's treatment of the Lord, the vineyard imagery, and the rejected stone becoming the church’s foundation. It covers verses 13-34 with questions about Christ, resurrection, law versus righteousness, and widow's offering, ending with wartime notices and a stray line about wheat flour and ship needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iesson
Ialm
Israel
Hosts
Judah
Althamugh
Jarrus
Bethany
Christ
Pilate
Jesus
Nan
Spain Today Not the Spain of Old Glories
The piece argues Spain now contrasts with its past glory as a center of art power and exploration. It laments disorder and German influence, lacking a unifying leadership, and warns of propagandist manipulation shaping global opinion about Spanish political and economic independence.
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Spain
Don Quivete
Tentonle
Adr
Fife
Spon
Helped richest Japanese woman Madante Suzuki
Report states Madante Suzuki, daughter of a Osaka stockbroker, is Japan's wealthiest woman. Through Suzuki Co. she has amassed billions since World War I, with Kaneko handling the business. A tale of marriage, misfortune, and a widow with two dozen children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madante Suzuki
Japan
Suzuki & Co
Madani Suzuki
Osaka
Adachi Nindosike
Lea
Mr Stourd
Kaneko
Jstate
Lds Addaw
Nateke
Yodo
Millans
Melis
Pere
Rabe
No Weary Shoppers in a Bus Ride Ruse
A credulous man on a busy city car is duped by two elegant women who separate his attention from his own comfort. They later produce two green slips reading Rod a and Roe 43 and Wed Mr tineo, prompting a small, comic moment of deception noted by the newspaper.
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Tenth
Baltimore
Toni
Cihe
Roda
Mrtineo
Nunsis City Star
The Thirteenth Juror in a Juror Court Contention
A fragment discusses the idea of a thirteenth juror influencing the twelve peers. It critiques the added influence of an experienced observer whose analysis can color deliberations. The passage suggests jurors rely on common sense but may be swayed by the extra judge’s reasoning during consultation.
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Wimnet Dse
Asiis WiHis Barnes
Ife
Trey
Bohemia Sufferings and Bohemian History in Wartime
Brief account of Bohemia through the German religious wars 1617 to 1637 with mass depopulation and exile, and later events including Czech riots near American independence and 19th century tensions. Mentions Serene Metternich era and Bohemian refusals of national recognition in 1867.
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Techard Witter Rowan
Bohondan
Sis
Metternich
Bohemastl
Maryland State College Farmers Day Promises Elaborate Programs
The annual Farmers Day and commencement at Maryland State College will be held Decoration Day May 30 with demonstrations in farm work and addresses by prominent figures. Governor Harrington will dedicate the new agricultural building, and Senator Orlando Harrison will speak for the State Agricultural Society. Thirteen graduates and several two year certificates will be awarded as part of a two part program featuring demonstrations, an Alumni Association meeting, and a concert. Travel trains will serve College Park with special schedules.
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Maryland State College
Albert F. Woods
State Institution
Harrington
Orlando Harrison
State Agricultural Society
Charles S. Richardson
Laurie Mitchell
Alumni Association
George E. Aluumni
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Tehiss di
John Paul Jones
Francis Clay Brimer
Willian Percival Cariall
Percival Ellsworth Clark
Willan Vickery Cutler
Res Smallwood Eyre
Mordecai J. B Ezehler
Walter Kingsley Gilgg
Frederick Morgan Haig
Robert Steetmann
Milton Alexander Pyle
Jolie Homer Renisberg
Woods
Maryland
Tatiana
Cap
Vietims
College Park
Tilthuore
Balthmore
Nun’s temper over sugar rationing sparks Dallas council demand
The nun recounts a dining quarrel over rationed sugar and the man who seized two rolls and hurled them, leading committee action. He was urged to wear a Red Cross button, apologize to the waitress, and write daily letters to the Dallas council of defense as long as he remained in Texas so movements could be tracked. The nun’s account suggests better restraint and no further waste of food is expected.
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Red Cross
Dallas Council of Defense
Texas
Man Fights Huge Owl Near Perkins Michigan
An employee of the Helena Land and Lumber company near Perkins north of Roscommon faces a fierce night encounter with a massive owl. Struck on the head and having his fur cap torn away, he battles the bird until he can grab and dash its head into a tree, killing the creature. The owl is described as the largest ever killed in the area and is displayed at the camp.
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Helena Land and Luother Company
Perkins
Rscannhn
Mich
Stirling Castle and its turbulent medieval past retold
The article describes Stirling Castle perched above the River Forth as a fortress guarding Scotland against English invasion. It notes the site’s role in battles at Stirling, Falkirk, and Bannockburn, its royal connections to Mary Queen of Scots and James VI, and features such as castle towers, prison ramparts for German prisoners, and the Great Hall where royal ceremonies occurred.
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Pugnen
Stirlug
de la Hon
Stiriing
Glasgow
Worth
Scotham
Waillnia Wallaces
Kenneth
Falkirk
Wallace
Chartle
Scotland
Mary of Scots
Flor Son
Janes the Singh
John
Advice for Would-Be Flyers from a Crashed Whale Tale
A fragmentary overheard tale describes early flight training and the dangers of engine throttle and control. The narrator recounts advice to keep calm, ease the throttle, and avoid panic as a craft descends. The chaotic scene includes hurried steps, improvised guidance, and a tense attempt to reach the ground safely.
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Ty Ds
Hesinner
Next harvest or bust warns wartime wheat savings
Baltimore reports a wheat shortage easing by September as the Maryland Food Administration urges citizens to cut wheat use at home and in public venues. Officials forecast a near billion bushels of U S winter and spring wheat with global shipments and production rising, urging thrift to avert food laws and keep Allied support intact.
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Baltimore
United States
Maryland Food Administration
Mit
Washington
France
Italy
Great Britain
India
Australia
California
Maryland
Three 3
Evert Ellice
Marsland Administration
Remove Potatoes From Water for Stewed Milk Potatoes
Guide describes cutting cold potatoes into dice and simmering in a pan with fat and fine onion, then adding milk to half cover. Stew slowly on back of stove, stirring until milk is absorbed. Season with fat and pepper and serve.
Distinctly Was Hot Ok A Tale From Onlies Magazine
A fragment from Americaat Magazine tells of a man who believes he is healthy but learns otherwise after a medical exam. It describes symptoms like thickened toners and urinary burden, noting circulation issues and kidney strain from accumulating poisons. A suspicious tooth may hide an abscess, suggesting a dangerous hidden infection.
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Americaat
O. K
Hensler
Uheur
Women and Children in Garden Labor Drive
A1920s appeal urges using women and children for garden work to aid wartime food efforts. With nationwide manpower diverted, contests in Maryland offer $500 per county to encourage households to grow produce, challenging gender roles and boosting self-sufficiency in the war effort.
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Germany
Maisland
Pood
Gardenia
Equitable
Baltimore
Mysterious German Disease Reported in Historical Article
A strange new disease alleged in German sources is described with swelling in the lower limbs and face, without serous cavity involvement. Physicians blame poor diet and excess carbohydrates plus fat-rich meals, recommending bed rest and at least 100 grains of fat daily as relief.
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Germany
Goermin Medical
Simian Izved
American Medeal Association
462 Prizes for Gardens and Insect Control Advice
Sugar restrictions take effect in May reducing by twenty percent. Instructions urge confectionery and beverage makers to dodge limits while others are not affected to support the dancing industry. Advice to spray gardens against pests with arsenic and nicotine extract to kill eating insects.
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Sliar
Lee Crenim
Binder twine price tactics amid afasal monopoly
A Frankenstate report notes afasal fibers dominate binder twine production under a Macxican monopoly. It suggests targeting nerds with early orders to curb demand and sidestep shipping delays.
Bayonet Armor Invention Draws War Veterans Support
War veterans recount bayonet wounds stopped by prayer and early armor trials. Everett Prunhur of Lynn has donated a flexible steel plate shield to the War Department, inspiring volunteers to sew cloth parts for the armor.
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France
Everett Prunhur
Lynn
War Department
Normin
Stefansson challenges Arctic sayings about thirst and snow
The Arctic explorer Stefansson disputes long held adages. He claims that feeding frost tests cannot be cured by rubbing snow on them, that eating snow when thirsty is not harmful, and that Eskimo houses are well ventilated and not generally unhealthy.
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Stefansson
Eskhno
Sending substitutes to France would burden French workers
The proposal to ship substitute cereals to France would force French women to add thirty minutes to a sixteen hour day to cook cornmeal with coal they lack. The plan claims sacrifice and extra service, suggesting bread from village bakeshops could supply half of their daily food, an arrangement that ignores their real needs.
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France
Rats and Food Waste in City Clubs Halt Wheat Use
A single rat or food hoarder seems minor, but a colony can waste, hide, or consume much. The note warns of national food loss if wasteful habits spread. New York clubs now avoid wheat until the new harvest, with the Club Managers' Association of Manhattan distributing wheatless recipes to member clubs.
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Baltimore
New York City
Club Managers’ Association of
Manhattan
New York
No Quid Pro Quo and the Whispered Wish
Fragmentary quotes show unclear dialogue about a person named wormu and a wish tied to a historian. The text hints at a dispute or denial but provides no coherent event, dates, or identifiable entities.
British food control praised by German censorship
A remark notes that the best compliment the British food control system has received is that German censorship forbids German papers from reporting its success. The observation implies German authorities avoid public acknowledgment of Britain’s food policy achievements.
New York Food Commission Urges Wheat Abstention Pledge
The New York Food Commission issued an appeal to 100000 mothers in New York State to pledge themselves and their households to abstain entirely from wheat as part of wartime food conservation efforts.
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New York State
New York Food Commission
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D. M. Stearns
Everett Colby
Herbert Ifeover
Toronto
Division of Publications
U. S. Department of Agricultura
Bey
Patel
Het Air
Kobe
Bohemia
State College
Owl
Lous
Stirling Castle
Ofielal Ve Elpe
Washington, D.C
Norfolk, Va
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Baltimore, Md
Richmond, Va
Charlonte, N.C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, S.C
Aladdin
Home Insurance CO
N. Y
American Eagle Fire Insurance Company
the Grangers’ Mutual OF
Middletown
Nuttle
Denton
Cho Cha
MAO
Wormu
Hitostiand
Ohio
Wed
Richards
Thecushoro, Wd
Lachisive Agreney
Thompson Hardwire & Supply Co
Hillsboro, Mary Hid
Ke Bag As
Denton Brug Company
Hackett
Hacket
Soulisborn
J.w.bordley
Hiresnono
ManyLand
F. J. Wright
Eleadacheh
Optometrist
Denton, Md
Caroline County
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Ato Chrosdan School
Bettef
Gran
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Delaware
James J Rodd Preenkent
Denny
The
Kent County
Lusures Property
Lachibaily
Peo de Estraueri
Calelra
L. Irving Jonas
Lrrenshern, Md
Alex. Noble
Agt
Preston, Md
J. Virgio Moo
Punehral
Brancil Offices
Ludgely, Md
Dontonu
Marylana
Charles G. Harrison
Stephen
Htharty
Lizzie Phiharty
Esos Chu
Cour
Stephen Fhiftrty
Carahie County
Saephis
Whiel
Stephen Fluharty
Walth. Adkins
Lawrence B. Towers
W. A. Smith
Li. M. E. Parsons
Eastern Share Trust Company Bank
Motleyr
Federalsburg, Md
Lord Sanitarium
Stamford
Conn
SPA
Pernt Sphey
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