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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1922
Page
4
Lesson outlines Jesus teaching on loving enemies and living by the Golden Rule. It covers poverty of spirit, hunger for righteousness, mercy, and forgiveness with references to Luke 6 and related verses, plus implications for daily life and judgment.
A compact aphorism notes how fear grips the bold before danger and how courage shifts with the outcome of a tie. It contrasts cowardice in close moments with bravery seen in decisive action.
A brief line from J. C. Hun presents a religious sentiment framing a Christii as a faithful gentleman under God.
The Christian Century reports a man visiting lodges finds far less attendance than churches. A lodge with 700 members had 35 present while a 1,200 member church saw 415 at the morning service and 206 in the evening. Prayer meetings averaged higher attendance than the lodges.
The American Red Cross urges readers to support helping others in need. The notice promotes fundraising and relief efforts for communities facing hardship, inviting donations and volunteer assistance to provide aid and comfort.
A compact piece argues that true spiritual normalcy arises from remission of sins through Christ, faith, prayer, spiritual delight, prosperous grace, yielded will, and readiness for spiritual battle, contrasting worldly success with the soul’s joy in eternal union with God. It cites scripture and emphasizes living in grace and Lordly fellowship.
A French physician claims all tobacco harms can be shown by adding the stamens of a small plant called caltsfoot to tobacco while preserving aroma. The remark notes the tobacco may take on a tint resembling Oriental tobacco.
Adhesive tape will make many handy household repairs where two edges must be brought together and then covered. Electrole cords attached to the flatiron and hot water bottles may also do service for a time with this wrapping out snugly round joints.
In two centuries scholars and readers have produced thousands of books on Shakespeare. More than five hundred are by foreigners. About thirteen and a half to six million works were published in the past century.
The American Red Cross advances postwar health work with 1,240 nursing services nationwide and 313 new public health programs. Home visits totaled nearly 1.5 million, 140,000 school inspections by 1.25 million children in six months, and nutrition education reached thousands through 2100 nurses and 41,000 certificates issued. Health centers and lectures extended coverage across communities.
The American Red Cross shows large gains in memberships abroad and in insular possessions. The Philippines nearly doubles its members, Europe adds significantly, and China and the Virgin Islands report sizable increases while Mexico shows little change.
Red Cross Water First Aid shows life saving gains with more than 325 chapters engaged in training. The Lifesaving Corps reports a new enrolment high and broader dissemination of resuscitation methods through local instruction and police and fire departments adoption.
A London Daily Mail summary notes St Helena facing decline since the Sez canal opening, fewer visits to the prison Peter Napoleon, flax industry collapse, and a once-busy Jamestown now dilapidated. It cites settlers from 1666 and Madagascar, a colored population mix, and a hardy but sparse economy with goats eroding vegetation.
Mrs. Hannah Leach of Baltimore says after finishing Tanlac she gained about fifteen pounds and recovered from two years of bronchial trouble, severe coughing, sore throat, indigestion, and fatigue. She reports improved appetite, strength, and overall health and recommends Tanlac, sold by all druggists.
Order nisi issued in the case of Charles B. Harrizon and W. Brewster Deen as assignees against Harry W. McMahan and Maud G. McMahan. Court action seeks creditor relief and intervention in the assigned estate proceeding. Proceedings indicate pending adjudication and service to appeared parties.
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