Jeremiah Speaks Boldly for God Story
Primary topic Jeremiah as a brave prophet. The lesson outlines his bold stand in the temple, arrest and trial, charges of blasphemy, defense, and exoneration by princes and elders. It notes his call to repentance, warnings of judgment, and the impact of resisting prophets, with references to Hezekiah and Jehoiakim outcomes.
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Lord
Amos
Jeremiah
God
Judah
Shiloh
Micah
Jerusalem
Hezekiah
Urijah
Jehoiakim
Bnack
Egypt
Ahikam
Ahbikam
Friendship That Never Fails In Your Company
A devotional reflection urges Jesus as a constant companion whose life is strong pure and effective. It emphasizes a friendship that never wears or fails and endures beyond time into eternity, portraying Christ as an ever present source of power sweetness and joy.
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Jesus
Humorous Calcutta Sermon Turned by Highlanders Banquet
An anecdote from Lord Frederick Hamilton's Days Before Yesterday notes Gordon Highlanders arriving in Calcutta and marching to St Andrew's church. A 400‑strong, bare‑kneeed, kilted company provides an unintended banquet for mosquitos, prompting vigorous clapping by soldiers to deter the insects. The minister admonishes that applause is out of place in God’s service.
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Lord Frederic Hamilton
Calcutta
St. Andrew's Church
The Divine Element In Conversion
Rev C P Meeker argues the new birth is a distinct life transformation required to see God's kingdom. He links this to Scripture teaching on Word and Spirit as the seed and agent, citing Nicodemus, baptism, and regeneration as a divine act restoring the image of God.
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George Whitefield
Eterni Ife
God
Nicodemus
Christ
Babylon
Great High Priest Jesus Christ Our Promised Hope
The writer proclaims Jesus the Son of God as the great high priest who has entered the heavens. He urges believers to hold fast their confession, for Christ is touched with our infirmities yet was tempted in every way without sin, offering true mercy and faithfulness.
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Jesus
God
Proverbs Wisdom Commandments Keepers
The verse emphasizes treasuring God’s commandments as life and guidance. It urges keeping them close, binding them to the heart and sight as the apple of the eye, a call to deep reverence and daily living by divine law.
A Visit to Dinner Sparks Child’s Fishing Gap
Mrs. Jones calls Clarence to dinner from her cottage door but the boy remains at the puddle using a bent jin and herring bone lure. She then approaches and shakes him, accusing him of not hearing the summons as the boy insists he was baiting a bite.
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Clarence
Mrs. Jones
Chirence
Marvels Real Wonders Beyond Our Ancestors
William Allen White writes in Judge about modern miracles surpassing ancient wonders. He notes radio concerts and universal voices, plague-serum cures, and a French scientist’s claim that discarnate spirits are tangible, pondering whether space may hold unseen forms once opened by science. He marvels how future tools could reveal unheard air and unlocked Pandora’s box.
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Square Niles
Ben Franklin
William Aten White
Life Tables Show Rural Residents Live Longer Than City Folk
Census Bureau life tables suggest rural inhabitants have lower death rates and longer life expectancies than urban residents. Across classes and both sexes, longevity has risen since 1960, with women outliving men. White female babies live about three years longer than males, and infant mortality remains higher in cities, possibly due to bottle feeding.
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Census Bureau
The
Public Health Service
Indian Teller Withdraws From Kansas City Bank
A Kansas City bank witness to a morning scene as an Osage Indian deposits twelve hundred dollars and then returns later demanding more money by claiming he still has funds in the savings department. The clerk, puzzled, processes the withdrawal and later must restore funds when the patron requests money again.
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Kansas City
Clark
Savings Department
Trout Fishing Joy Beyond the Streamside Walls
The piece celebrates the inland thrill of trout fishing not on rivers but at home by the grate. It speaks of reading, planning, and tying with feathers and SHES, imagining each lure catching a speckled beauty, finding happiness in preparation regardless of weather.
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Abhout
Slang as a mark of high culture say critics
Pelham Grenville Wodehouse defends slang as respected in England and the United States. The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes his view that humor underpins slang and commends American wit and inventive expressions across social circles.
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England
United States
Pelham Granville Wodehouse
Mr. Wodehouse
America
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Potash From New Jersey Green Sand Recalled For Fertilizer
The green sand deposits in New Jersey, extending to Virginia, could supply vast potash. A new New Brunswick factory will convert the ore into caustic potash via zinc treatment at 470 degrees for an hour, with potassium nitrate as a preferred fertilizer form.
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New Jersey
Virginia
Scientific American
New Brunswick
American Chemical Society
Norris Shreve
New York World
Army Mess Prank Reveals Orderly of the Day
A British army officer visiting the Army and Navy Club in Washington arrives to find the orderly beneath the table to dodge a reprimand. The corporal improvises a quick explanation and the officer moves on. The next mess sees the orderly upright, but the same probing question brings the same title and answer.
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Army and Navy Club
Washington
Spiek and
Span
Sntention
Protests Grow Over Beerbohm Book in Perspective
Critics and admirers spar over Max Beerbohm’s Perspective with humorous arguments and sharp jabs. Rohan Lynch reports amid lively debate, noting supporters and detractors, while Gardener Lyell’s readers respond with witty, pointed analyses of the work’s style and impact.
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Rohan Lynch
Max Beerbottin
Beerbohm
Beerbohimilan
Ano
Lyuell
Ldyneh
New Men’s Suits With Extras and Double Wear
Four piece suits include coat vest long trousers and golf knickers in new models priced from 35 to 50 dollars with extra trousers. Men’s and young men’s suits offer two pairs of regular trousers for double wear at 25 to 40 dollars.
Thedford's Black-Draught Promoted by Nashville Grocer
East Nashville Tennessee reports Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable herb liver medicine. W N Parsons, a local grocer, endorses it for sour stomach indigestion headaches and torpid liver. The advertisement claims it restores normal function and cleanses bowels, urging readers to accept no substitutes.
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Thedford
Nashville
Tenn
W. N. Parsona
Clailma
Parsons
Thelford
Early National Parks and Their Origins
The text outlines nineteen national parks covering about 10,800 square miles, under various federal secretaries and agencies. It notes Hot Springs as the first park with curative springs, created long before Yellowstone, and mentions subsequent parks including Lafayette Park in Maine, with seven added in the last decade reflecting rising conservation interest.
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Oto
Peter Bed
Arizona
Hot Springs
Boowrva Honoof Achitusas
Tnisso
Ps Square
Yellowstone
Wecoming
New Log Fond
Lafayette Park
Madne
Afount Desert
Disarmament view cited by League of Women Voters head
Miss Christina Merriman, head of the disarmament division of the League of Women Voters, spoke at a dinner in Washington about disarmament ending absorption of nations. Her remarks included a humorous anecdote about an elderly man and spectacles, reflecting caution in international affairs.
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Christina Merriman
League of Women Voters
Ino
Washington
Local Reader Quips About Dining Hour Oddity
Mrs Johnson jokes about a professor advising an hour at the dinner table in a humorous, scrambled clip from a Kansas City Star item. The misread text mentions Johnny of Rumpus Ridge and the idea that children would misbehave if the meal is not promptly shared, reflecting a light social quip in a newspaper column.
England’s Queenly marriages and royal matches through centuries
An English correspondent notes the rarity of kings giving away daughters in marriage. The last reigning English king to do so was George II, who reigned from 1760 to 1820, with his daughters married in 1707 1818 and 1816. The earliest case traces to Henry I in the eleventh century, when his daughter Maud married Henry V emperor of the West.
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England
Edward VII
George IV
Prince of Wales
George HE
Henry I
Matthda
Henry V
Modest Suggestion for Tomorrow's Legal Call
A cryptic note hints at a plan to contact Youngs Lawyer tomorrow. It mentions supportive people who think you are effective, aiming to encourage others to act and cooperate in the matter.
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Youngs
Cnil
State Roads Authority Seeks Bids for 16 Mile Maryland Section
State Roads Commission invites sealed proposals for one 16 mile concrete section of State Highway in Caroline County from Sudgely toward Baltimore Corner. Bids due May 1 1922 at 12 M. with $500 bid bond. Opened publicly. bond and compliance with Maryland laws required.
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Caroline County
Co 26
Sudgely
Baltiore Corner
State Roads Commission
COL Garrett
Haltimore
Maryland
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
J. N. Mackall
For Sale 1000000 Tomato and Sweet Potato Plants
For sale 1,000,000 tomato and sweet potato plants including Improved Stone Wilt Resistant Delaware Beauty and Bonnie Rest tomato plants and varieties Gold Skin Dela ware Big Leaf Big Stem Jersey Porto Rico Nancy Hall and White sweet potato plants. Ships after May 15. From home grown seed, selected and shipped in five moss in perfect condition. Price 2.50 per M for May and 225 per M for June. Lo G. Reed Phone 34 P O Box 24 Preston Md.
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Delaware
Jersey
Porto Rico
Nancy Hall
Lo G. Reed
Preston
Farm for Sale near Denton with buildings and silo
76 acre farm for sale on State road one mile from Denton Maryland. Buildings described as good as new includes a wooden silo 10 by 30 feet. Priced cheap to the type buyer. Contact W. G. Wooters Denton Md May 20
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State Road
Denton
W. G. Wooters
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