Jesus Feeds Hungry Multitude And Disciples Teach
Lesson text summarizes Jesus feeding five thousand, His compassion for the crowd, and the disciples learning reliance on God. It covers Christ's method of supply, distribution by the disciples, and the abundance after the meal, ending with recognition of Jesus as the Prophet. The study emphasizes cooperation with God and the sufficiency found in Him.
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Jesus
Christ
Alaric
Amillions
Earth
God
Andrew
Phillip
Lfe
Record Buying Habits Then and Now
Inquiry notes that men buy six copies of new releases daily while women test several records in a soundproof booth before choosing one or two. Directors and musicians also buy many slang records to develop film themes and expand on screen repertoires.
Must Tread the Path Deaths But A Path That Must Be Trod
Quote from Thomas Purnell about facing mortality as a necessary journey. Reflects on life and faith, urging acceptance of death as a step toward God.
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Thomas Purnell
Directional Resolve Halts at Right, Not Yet Reached
A rough prosaic note contends that progress alone does not suffice. Merely moving toward a goal does not secure the destination. action and decisive steps are required to reach the intended place. The message emphasizes personal responsibility in pursuing outcomes.
Charity Charity is a Virtue of the Heart and Mind
A reflective note cites charity as a virtue of the heart and mind with a concise proverb attributed to Addison, emphasizing kindness as a guiding personal trait.
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Addison
Lust, Sin and Grace The Wages of Sin Is Death
The text discusses lust as desire that develops into sin and finally death. It contrasts James and Paul on grace through Jesus Christ, urging vigilance against temptation, noting sin’s enduring power and the need for faith to defeat it with divine grace and eternal life.
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James
God
Jesus Christ
Paul
Eve
Eden
Satan
Auerson
Chicago
New
Noting Allegiance to Jesus Christ Over All Others
The speaker claims allegiance and obedience to Jesus Christ, rejecting followership of any second-rate person. They express loyalty, love, and personal consent tied to an ideal of the highest being, and acknowledge Rin-W. FL McDowell only if a surpassing figure appeared in history.
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Jesus Christ
Rin—W. FL McDowell
Fishes Hear Whistle Test Impresses Scientist
A German scientist reports that fish learned to surface when a whistle blew after being fed ash-less diets. After six days of treatment the fishes consistently rose to the surface during a thirty day trial, suggesting that ashes may hear the sound.
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Popular Science Monthly
Standard Oil Trusts Began In 1870s Under Todd Guidance
The first industrial trust formed by Standard Oil Interests under O T Todd set a model, leading to a dozen more trusts in the following decade. The text also notes the American Red Cross ongoing support role and invites membership contributions on Armistice Day.
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Standard Oil
of & O.T Todd
Standard Oil Trust
American Red Cross
Jjolz
Granny Squirrels Lesson on Good Thoughts and Nuts
Granny Squirrel teaches Mrs. Young Squirrel to focus on good possibilities rather than lack. Despite fears of a nutless winter, Granny shares how keeping a positive mindset, helping neighbors, and preparing with shared provisions leads to abundance. Mrs. Young learns to trust perception and kindness.
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Granny
Mrs. Young Squirrel
Granny Squirrel
Mrs. Gray
Grannny
Young Squirrel
Gia
Mcutlure Newspaper Syndicats
Why Superstitions In Rural Districts
A brief exploration of a rural superstition about carving initials on a turtle shell to bind a person to their home. The piece discusses sympathetic magic, mythological links to the tortoise, and references to Cybele and Pinny, noting how the turtle serves as a mysterious, sacred “part y of the second part.”
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Jol
Pinny
Cybele
AicClure Newspaper
People of Today Not Vainer Than Long Ago
In a Boston newspaper from 1708 a notice advertises women’s cosmetics and perfumery with items like rouge violet powder and skin powders. The piece contrasts modern fashion with old customs, noting past elaborate preparations versus today’s casual grooming and sports routines.
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Gren
Boston
Barel
Milady
Death of Dr William Curtis Ends Alton Medical Line
The 87 year old Dr William Curtis closes a 200 year family medical association in Alton England. His father and grandfather practiced there and he treated descendants of his grandfather’s patients. He had practiced 65 years.
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Willian Curtis
Alton
England
Doctor Curtis
Doctor Curts
Life Jobs and the Eminent Personage Dialogue
A Philadelphia Record fragment depicts an exchange where a now invalid eminent figure asks who seeks audience. The butler replies it is the physician, dialed into the life narrative. The line ends with a wry comment that the physician is at work on the life as well.
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Philadelphia Record
Chess Tournament No Place for Rooters
Washington Star describes chess tournaments as spaces of absolute quiet where spectators are silent and moves are weighed with intense focus. It notes that even a sigh or nod can disrupt masters and cites municipal quiet zones as models for maintaining concentration.
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Adisse
Washington Star
Lighted Marble Creates Beautiful Indoor Light Effects
A United States bureau of standards review of European lighting tests finds a old Italian church marble filtered daylight yields striking color and glow. French researchers show polishing both sides and soaking in paradia or shellae ages the stone more, enabling tungsten lamp backs to illuminate hall corridors with minimal loss of light and a charming glow.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Europe
Italy
Washington Star
Hig
Cause of Petrifaction Explained in Simple Terms
A basic explanation of petrifaction describes turning wood or animal remains to stone as water carrying dissolved minerals such as calcite and silica slowly replaces organic matter. Over long periods the original form may be preserved or eventually return as stone, driven by minerals in water percolating through porous material.
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Timmy Yeurs
Ancient Post of Honor in Enghilid Speaker Peter de hi Mare
The first regularly elected speaker of the house of columons in Enghilid was Peter de hi Mare, chosen for that post vno lat. Before his tenure the speaker had no official recognition or status.
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House of Columons
Enghilid
Peter de Hi Mare
Whoa
Mottiers Cook Book SEN a quote by Thomas Paine
A fragmented quotation discusses a world where poverty is banished and jails are empty, praising a rational government and happiness. It frames this ideal as the measure for any country’s constitution and governance, invoking Paine’s voice on social welfare and liberty.
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Ita
Thomas Paine
Fancy honeydew fruit salad with chicken stuffing guide
A fragmented recipe notes a pretty honeydew salad with melon sections on lettuce and sliced citrus or pears, garnished with berries or jelly. It then describes a baked chicken stuffing method, coating pieces, frying, and a sauce with stock, wine, and gelatin, ending with a molded custard or dessert accompaniment.
Wrens and Catbirds Nesting in Harmony
Elizabeth Frederick relates a quaint Our Dumb Animals tale of wrens and catbirds sharing a window vine nesting site. Two pairs built nearby nests, cooperated, and raised their young side by side without quarrel, leaving only the two nests as a reminder of their unusual friendship.
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Elizabeth Frederick
Huge Insect Collection At British Museum Revealed
Lennon Tit Bits notes the British Museum now has the world’s largest insect collection after a three year cataloging effort. The total reaches 1,118,000 insects with 325,767 butterflies in 40,210 kinds and 398,000 beetles in 67,300 kinds. Bees and related species number 19,008. bugs gnats and mosquitoes 7,207. grasshoppers 3,900. and plant lice 2] species in 140 items. Private donors boosted the grant with gifts including 940,000 insects, 10,000 more, and 11 WD specimens from Dauderiles.
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British Museum
Lennon
Venetian Mirror Makers Once Had World Monopoly
In medieval Venice the mirror trade flourished with a near world monopoly. Venetian glassworkers guarded secrets, shipping bans and hostages to protect their craft until Colbert broke the hold by importing twenty Venice guild artisans to Paris. The mirror industry expanded from Paris to other regions as royal protection waned.
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Venetian Mirror Makers
Venice
Mearta
Europe
Vincent de Beauvais
Ghiss
Oto Nave
Hestl
Louis XIV
France
Colbert
Hinlster
Naly
Mirror Guild
Paris
Faubourg St. Antoine
Sind
Gorillas Misunderstood as Ferocious Beasts
A New York Times piece argues that gorillas are not ferocious but sensitive creatures. It claims captives suffer from neglect and cruel treatment, while affection reveals intelligence. The article contrasts old sensational depictions with Dr. Hornaday’s outlook and Chaultas day observations.
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Bitherty
Hornaday
Dn Chaltlu
New York Times
When Forks Were New
A historical note describes the evolution of the fork, noting four prongs late development and that around 1758 silver forks were reserved for nobility and foreign ambassadors. It mentions period usage and early forms where forks and knives had limited functionality and different shapes.
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George HI
Ridgely area farms offer varied acres for sale
Ridgely and surrounding Eastern Shore area list of farms for sale ranges from 26 to 240 acres with features such as brick and frame houses, barns, silos, outbuildings, and timber. Proximity to Ridgely, Greensboro, schools, churches, and fruit centers noted. prices on application or per acre. Owners advertise potential for fruit, grain, and stock farming. mortgage option and nearby industries highlighted.
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Ridgely
Greensboro
Fann No
Vrice
Caroline County
Goldsboro
Marydel
Templeville
Hillsboro
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Yun
RAD Hiyr
J. H. Ralston
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Moody Bible Institute
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H Lading
Mottiers Cook Book
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M. K. Newnam
WM. Pepper
Maryland Trust
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ST. Paul
Arthur L. Kelley
John E. Lister
John S&s. Slaughter
J.P. Anthony
Cirotine County
Goto Mevatr
F. J. Wright
NEW Brick & Tile Co
Easton
Peter T. Clark
Denton
Mud
Nisi
Larvey L. Cooper
Assignee
Charlea Maguire and
Marie Maguire
Circuit Court
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Geo. A. Deakyne
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Sturvey L. Cooper
Herman Schroeder
Sophie Schroeder
Equity
Geo. A. Dearyne
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James Albert Davis
Effie L. Davis
WM. Luebbers
MD. Faring
St. Paul St
Glo. E. Culver
Denton, Ma
Tutt
M. E
Church of the Brethren
Armour & Co
Ridgely Land Agency
Caroline Sun Building
Ey Pryser
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