Peter Speaks Out for Jesus Confession Lesson
Lesson text from Matthew 16 13 24 centers on Peter s confession of Christ at Caesarea Philippi and Christ s plan for a new heavenly body the church The talk covers Jesus identity the cross as path to glory denial of self and the cost of discipleship with emphasis on following Christ and sharing in his suffering
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Peter
Jesus
Jonah
Caesarea
Philippi
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Church
Cornelius
Hades
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What to Hate by F. W. Robertson Quoted Motto
A religious exhortation urges hatred of hypocrisy oppression and injustice with a call to imitate Christ's scorn for Pharisee mindset. The phrasing emphasizes moral revulsion toward social sins and harsh rhetoric against imposters in faith.
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Christ
F. W. Robertson
Daily Question on Earnest Use of Time
A reflective quote attributed to F. W. Robertson laments the fleeting nature of each day and prompts individuals to decide what they will accomplish before time slips into eternity. The piece centers on personal responsibility and purpose.
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F. W. Robertson
Deliverance of the Gerasene Demoniac and Its Significance
A gospel commentary on the Gadara exorcism recounts the demon possessed man healed by Jesus. The narrative contrasts death and corruption around the tombs with the man’s deliverance, clothed and in his right mind, ready to testify to others about Christ’s power. The piece emphasizes inner transformation over external restraint and urges personal faith in Christ for rest and salvation.
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Ips
Hilm
Heaven
Christ
Taney
Wen
Gadara
Vitamins stored in liver key to body aid
The Journal of the American Medical Association editor notes vitamins are stored in the liver and are essential to welfare. Studies by Steepboek Sell Nelson and by Osborne Mendeli show the liver's fat soluble vitamin storage varies with diet and depletes when vitamin A or B is lacking, indicating the body's impoverishment under deficiency.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Steepboek
Sell
Nelson
Osborne and
Mendeli
Vicar Reacts To First Locomotive Trials in 18th Century
A tiny locomotive claimed as the first of its kind was built by Mandoch and tested in 1754. Trials began at Murdoch's home and continued on a road near a church where the Vicar fled in fear as the contraption hissed and rattled.
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Mandoch
Keilruth
Inn Murdoch
Murdoch
Boutton & Watt
Court approves sale of property in Caroline County
In Equity case, the Circuit Court for Caroline County orders the sale reported by Harvey L. Cooper as Assignee to be ratified and confirmed unless a contrary cause is shown by December 19. A newspaper notice must run four weeks before November 1. The report lists the sale amount as Sab15.00. Clerk Geo. na. Deakyn e.
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Caroline County
Harvey L. Cooper
Geo
Deakyne
Ueu
A. Deakyne
Equity
Crize
Spoiling the Baby by Douglas Malloch
A poem reflects a busy mother soothing a very small baby while an aunt questions constant holding. The speaker contrasts maternal instinct with cranky, humorous insistence that overprotection might hinder growth, and a child’s desire to imitate independent actions.
Paris Emma Enaton Stares Dies From Burns at Home
Emma Enaton Stares, three years old, daughter of Nazareth veteran Ian Stares, died in a local hospital from burns after kneeling on a kerosene lump that had spilled from a table at her home.
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Enaton
Paris
Emma Stares
Nazareth
Notice to Creditors for James Albert Davis Estate
In Caroline county Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of James Albert Davis, deceased, are granted to Effie L. Davis administratrix. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers authenticated by May 20, 1925, or be barred from any benefit of the estate. Notice dated October 25, 2021.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Effie L. Davis
James Albert Davis
What Is My Spiritual Stature by Talmage
The speaker explains that ancient archers measured the bow to their own size so they could face battle with confidence. He concludes that a person’s power to project good into the world matches their own spiritual stature.
Franklin and Masonry first American newspaper item
The Philadelphia Gazette of December 8, 1730 carried an item about Freemasonry as the western hemisphere’s first. Benjamin Franklin published the paper and later became a Mason and grand master of Pennsylvania, according to the book The Beginnings of Freemasonry in America and Detroit News.
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Western Hemisphere
America
Philadelphia Gazette
Benjamin Cranklin
Detroit News
Heat Loss From Buildings Blamed On Firing and Chimneys
Research indicates about 60 percent of heat from burning coal escapes through chimney tops. Experts blame extravagant firing, careless fuel standards, and faulty construction methods for this wasteful loss.
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Englivers
Dropping the H Sound in English History
A historical note by Nashville Bruner traces English word pronunciation, linking the nonpronunciation of h to Latin and Norman French influence after the Norman conquest. It contrasts royal center usage with northern speech and notes the rise of English as a tonal language and class-based variation in h aspiration.
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England
London
North Couy
Nashville Bruner
Tenant Gives One Week Notice Amidst Nervous Fit
A tenant reports giving one week’s notice amid a tense moment described as a nervous outburst. The fragment notes uncertainty and a sudden decision affecting occupancy. No further details available.
Wise Man Profits Many Receive Advice Quote
A compact remark notes that many gain from advice while the truly wise profit, echoing a maxim attributed to Publius Syrus about prudent discernment and measured action.
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Publius Syrus
Good Yarn About Scotsman Tenure by Few
An excerpt recalls the Scots land law tenure by few where tenants perform services or payments or risk forfeiture. A past attempt to replace feudal terms with a lease that would empower the tenant failed when a Highland farmer rejected the new terms despite nominal rent and a four year tenancy.
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Sutherland Es- Antes
Ridgely Land Agency Offers 13 Farms in Caroline County
A catalog of farms near Ridgely Maryland lists 1 to 240 acre properties with varied improvements, fruit and timber, several with brick houses, silos, barns and outbuildings. Prices on application, some offered with mortgage options, and possession negotiable. Ridgely boasts schools, churches, canning factories and a growing fruit, pea and tomato trade.
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Greensboro
Price
Arnt
Caroline County
Goldsboro
Marydel
Templeville
Hillsboro
Stone Road
Pp Farn
Vparcel
Ridely
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Math Church of the Brethren
Armour & Co
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Henry C. Wild
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