Jesus Shows Forgiveness To A Penitent Woman
Lesson for November 19 presents Luke 7 37 48 and the theme Jesus loves everybody The focus is on a penitent unnamed woman who anoints Jesus feet with tears and expresses gratitude at Simon the Pharisee s table The Pharisee questions Jesus and Jesus answers with the parable of debtors highlighting all sinners need salvation The lesson contrasts forgiveness and love as measure of repentance and devotion
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Thirsg
Christ Jesus
Simon the Pharisee
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Simon
Gorramooluch sea monster sighted off Irish coast
Reported off the coast of Ireland a strange sea monster called gorramooluch is said to be familiar to locals in Connemara Mayo and Donegal. It reportedly leaps at night taller than ships and can strike down belated gannets with its wing like fins and tail guided glide.
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Ireland
Connemara
Mayo
Donegal
They Shall Be White as Snow A Sermon on Sin and Reason
A sermon reflects on Isaiah 1 18 and Gods power to cleanse sin, comparing scarlet and crimson stains with white snow. It argues true reasoning begins with God and the acceptance that sin can be removed, urging belief in divine forgiveness through Jesus Christ.
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Jerusalem
Israel
God
Cain
Jesus Christ
Gail
Gypsy Bands in Hungary Highlight True Magyar Music
A historian cites that 50 musicians in Hungary play without reading music yet preserve a rich Magyar musical tradition. Gypsy bands are common in villages and use violin and czimbalom, the latter crafted by Hungarians to render their sound. The essay notes Gypsy magic as emotional expression beyond written notation.
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Hungary
Leland
Iis
How Titles Shape Social Ranks and Courtesy
Sir John Yester Fraser questions etiquette for noble ranks and courtesy titles in a long reflection. He contrasts forms like Your Grace and Lady with common usage, noting who is called what in introductions and at events, and ponders precedence at table and social etiquette.
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Huuer
Gbout
Cynthia Brown
Earl of
Robert Cecil
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Devonshire
Uuartington
Ford
Jimmy
Pod
Des
Elis Grace
Duke of
Peebles
Sir John Yester Fraser
Tricks Used by Smugglers Bypass Customs with Clever Concealments
The article details smuggling tricks to hide drugs in plain sight such as artificial flowers and vegetables. It notes cocaine found in petals and stalks, cocaine in a potato hollow, a stuffed cow, sausages, melons, and even a Cenotaph model. It mentions watchful agents uncovering a show dog holster and other inventive concealment methods.
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Secret Service
Aso
Additions to fruit supply expand exotic varieties
The article notes that olives, grapefruit, tomatoes and other fruits once unfamiliar to Americans are entering broader awareness. It highlights white sapodilla with a sour bitter note, talks up the custard-apple and jaboti fruit, and mentions the Brazilian quince-like fruit as favored. The text describes flavors resembling pineapple, cream, sugar, and rosewater in varying varieties.
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S. Hadles
Content
South America
Florida
California
West Indies
Brazil
No Playtime for Idle Man in Early Volume
A fifty year old quotation attributed to Jones of Nushund’s argues play is not possible without work. It defines play as relaxation recreation amusement and diversion and warns that a man who never rests cannot refresh the Muses. The piece sides with the Cincinnati Enquirer tone on balance between labor and leisure.
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Nushund
Dibor
Tle
Cineinnatl Enquirer
Heo
New York Harbor Ships Size Dazes Inland Visitors
Inland visitors to New York are surprised by the small appearance of oceangoing vessels. A freighter of 10 000 to 14 000 tons with a deck barely above water shocks newcomers, while a 22 000 ton passenger liner still seems off from their sea going image.
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Middle West
New York
Remirks Ao
Tea Seaport
French founded New York claimed by Walloon settlers
A Kansas City Star note discusses a claim that New York's founders were Walloon settlers from northern France led by Tesse de Forest from Avesnes who landed in 1024 and formed New Avesnes later renamed New Amsterdam and then New York.
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Albert
Charles S$. MacFarland
Churches of Christ In
New York
France
Hainanut
Aoman
Avesnes
Tesse de Forest
Nunathin
Walloon
Antwerp
New Avesnes
New Amsterdam
Besse de Forest
Kansas City Star
Barred Entry Into London Aldgate Gate Demolished
A brief historical note recalls Aldgate as a principal London gate guarding the Essex approach. It was sold to a carpenter on July 29, 1760, for materials torn down, marking the gates’ passing except Newgate later. The wall’s origin is linked to the fourth century under Theodosius with surrounding ditch and fortress changes through successive reigns.
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London
Aldgate
Essex
Newente
Theodosius
John
Hidzens
Alty
Cate
Elzabeth
Tanlac Restores Baltimore Carpenter to Work
George E. Warnick, a Balti more carpenter, reports general rundown improvement after taking Tanlac. He describes dizziness, headaches, poor sleep, and loss of appetite before treatment and says his nerves are steadier, appetite returns, and he feels ready for demanding work. He credits Tanlac with the positive change and recommends it.
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Tanlac
George E. Warnick
S. Pulaski St
Baltimore
Ancient Travel Guides and Tourism Origins Recounted
The article traces early travel practices from Herodotus era to antiquity Egypt where pyramids and temples drew visitors. It notes priests or guides who escorted groups, providing lodging and arrangements for pilgrims seeking enlightenment and culture during grand journeys.
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Fulde Manigers
B. OG
Herodotus
Mabre
Gipvek Archipelago
Africa
Asia
Egypt
Deluds
Mind and multitasking in performance notes
The article discusses how people perform multiple actions at once, from pianists reading music while playing to stage performers executing several routines automatically. It explains that conscious attention focuses on one idea while other tasks remain subconscious through habit.
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Muse Hall
Doan's Kidney Pulls Promoted In Local Ad Copy
An old advertisement claims Doan's Kidney Pulls ease backache and urinary troubles from weak kidneys. Local readers are urged to ask neighbors about the product's merit and effectiveness.
Work and Play in Balance for a Healthy Life
The article argues life hinges on work and play balanced in proper proportions. Extremes harm health and productivity. overworking leads to self slavery, fatigue, and early aging. It warns against neglecting rest and diversion while urging sane limits to preserve vitality.
Napoleon as Corporal Violet in Royalist Fad
A fanciful nickname arose around Napoleon Bonaparte seen as Corporal Violet or Father Violet during his exile in Elba. Supporters wore violet flowers and sold tiny pictures that revealed his face when petals were moved. The violet symbol signaled hope for his return by royalist followers.
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Napoleon
Napoleon Houiparte
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Jesus the Friend OF Sinners
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Chicago
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Heaven
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Tie Dale
Victor. Records
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Greensboro
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Criterion Quarter
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Peerless
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Hie
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I Whiteman and His Orchestra
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M. K. Newnam
Mrs
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Hainaut Province
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T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
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Mia
Mattie Long
Fountain Ave
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Foster-Milburn, Co
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Buffalo
N.Y
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C. A. Whisler
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Denton, Md
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Henderson, Md
George F. Lee
Edward J. Coefield
Union Dairy Company
Edward J. Corfield
G. P. Lee
EL J. Corfield
Denton, Mad
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W. Brewster Deen
Charles W. Stone
Elizabeth M. Stone
Circuit Court For
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Agsynee
Geo. A. Deakyne
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Broadway
New York City
W. B. Parker
Special Agent Denton, Md
WM. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Maryland
Elkton
ST. Paul
Tutt
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