The Story of a Man Who Helped Good Neighbor Sermon
Christ references Luke 10 and Acts 2 to teach being a good neighbor. The lessons stress seeing those in need, feeling compassion, personal aid, and costly love, followed by the early church's unity, shared goods, gladness, and constant praise as signs of living faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junion
Christ
Jesus
God
Good Samaritan
Jesus Christ
A Habit Smith Confronts Jones About A Speaking Fault
Smith, longtime friend of Jones, bluntly tells him his habit of not listening. He accuses Jones of distraction, faraway looks, and offending others, urging a promise to stop. Jones, surprised, asks what was said again and releases his hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Smitth
Hen
Elip
Christ Preeminent in God’s Counsels, Not Man
The article argues that the preeminent place in God’s counsels belongs to Christ, not humanity. It asserts that elevating man delays the coming golden age, and that Scripture shows Christ as the sole focus of divine purpose from creation through eternity, with God destined to gather all things in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa
Christ
Bethesda
God
Tits Son
Christ Jesus the Lord
Mann
Father
Christ Jesus
Lord
Abyrahain
David
Value of Industry Shuinons
A compact quotation stresses that industry preserves health, clarity, and wealth, urging steady effort. It frames work as a moral and practical safeguard for body and mind, enjoying the rewards of steady toil.
Failures Met With Intelligence Thrift And Work
A compact stereotype asserts that success requires intelligence thrift and hard work while condemning mere failures. It frames perseverance as key and highlights personal effort as the path to achievement.
Is Your Hair Long Sign Of Insanity Or Genius
A discussion notes that long hair was argued as not proof of insanity but possibly eccentricity. It cites opinions linking hair length with genius and madness, and warns against undervaluing eccentrics who may be great minds, framed as a caution about judging long haired individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Answers
Jimmy
Jong Halrfy
Jong-haireda
Thrift Campaign Spurs School Savings Clubs Nationwide
Teachers and children embrace a thrift spirit with about 11 000 school savings clubs in the district. Last year the fifth district sold over 2 315 000 in Thrift and War Savings Stamps and Treasure Savings Certificates. Students earn money through summer jobs and invest in government savings securities, learning practical patriotism and economic literacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Savings Club
Postmasters Promote Government Savings to Grow Capital
Postmasters in Maryland District of Columbia West Virginia Virginia and the Carolinas distribute about 200000 letters since mid February urging savings as capital. They highlight the safety of government securities and commend officials for aiding public welfare and government finance through direct community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Carolinas
Small Capitalists Rise in Thrift Movement
A historical note praises growing numbers of small investors in Liberty Bonds, Treasury Savings Certificates, and Savings Stamps. The piece argues government securities are safe and profitable, encouraging thrift to curb extravagance and train citizens to save, with Thrift Stamps seen as steps toward prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayley
Liberty Bonds
Treasury Savings
United States
Johns Hopkins announces entrance exams and scholarships for 1921-22
Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore invites applications for entrance examinations to the School of Engineering and College of Arts and Sciences from June 20 to 25 1921 at 9 a.m. Scholarships under Maryland law Chapter 90 of 1912 will be awarded by district and county with senatorial awards and at large grants. Competitive exams for multiple applicants are set for September 23 1921 at 6 a.m. Eligible students include graduates of Loyola St Johns Washington Western Maryland Maryland Agricultural Mt St Marys Rock Hill with free tuition text books and fees exemptions. The next session begins October 4 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Engineering
College of Arts and Sciences
Civil Engineering
Homewood
College
Maryland
Baltimore City
Cecil, Sarford, Howard
Queen Anne’s
Act of Assembly
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert
Kent
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Somerset
Washington
Loyola College
St. John’s College
Washington College
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agricultural College
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Rock Hill College
Johns Hopkins University
Life's Battle of a British Painter Brought to Edge
The article recounts Benjamin Haydon, a famed British historical painter, facing a life of struggle marked by personal flaws in money matters sanity and egotism. It cites his April 1846 diary entries noting “The beginning of the end” after a failed exhibition of the Banishment of Isis rid es and an anecdote about crowds reacting to his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sael
Benjamin Haydon
Tere
Aristides
England
Tom Thunb
Chicago Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Bent
Johnson Mehlvin & Johnson, Publishers
Bi Awwaalbh
K. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
SPAP
Rev
B. B. Sutcliffe
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
THE
Baltimore, Maryland
Mullin's Home Store
Wilmington
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Thomas J. Daflin
Caroline County
Careline County
Lawrence B
Towers
Jawrence BR
Eastern Shore
Eastern Shore Gas and
Salisbury
Cambridge, Denton, and
Federalsburg
Georgetown and
Laurel, Delaware
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric CO
Denton
Tunity
Nelson Shoe CO
W. Lexington St
Walter J. Satterfield
Niss
Maynard L. Murray
Minnie A. Murray
Circuit Court
Calvert G. Merriken
Lawrence II
Awrenge B. Towers
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Singer Sewing Machineg CO
Easton
Caroline
Charles A. Reininger
H. M. Robinson, Marydel
J. W. Shewbrooks
Goldsboro
Hiram Short
Sareesa
H. W. Hopkins
Cordova
Fordson
Detroit
Denton Auto Company
W. P. Canrole
I. RR. Kaler
PR. Fisher
Dorchester Fertilizer and Lime Company of
Cambridge
James ‘Temple
Denton Bridge
C. C. Wilson