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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
6
Paul faces Felix as Ananias and Tertullus press charges of sedition heresy and temple profanation. Paul defends boldly showing a conscience void of offense before God and man. Felix trembles as Paul speaks of righteousness self control and judgment to come, yet delays justice.
A Western Christian Advocate quote warns that a man who adds burdens to his brother will see his own load grow heavier. It emphasizes mutual responsibility and consequences of unkind actions. The saying reflects moral temperance and social duty.
A reflective aphorism notes that revenge may satisfy appetite but wounds the heart, suggesting moral or emotional cost beyond immediate gratification. The quote frames retaliation as a double-edged impulse in human nature.
The Ghopi Tibetans guard individuality living in inaccessible mountains around Chon on the Tao river. The Chinese ruler of 48 tribes governs, taxes, quells rebellions, and administers but faces bribe pressures and uncertain loyalties. A province study notes botanical and zoological observations, including the red birch whose papery bark is used to wrap butter and other foods.
The Journal presents a guide to solving crosswords with directions about placing letters, numbering, and definitions. It lists horizontal and vertical clues with many entries such as Towboat and winged horse. it includes hints on abbreviations and proper names, plus a long list of clues and a note that the solution will appear in the next value.
Two popular sentimental ditties sung by Franklyn Baur for Victor Records this week include Brown Eyes Why Are You Blue a fox trot with flute and harp and Pal of Any Cradle Days a sentimental waltz. Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders offer Nobody but Fanny and When the Dear Old Summer Goes with comic sax and trumpet. Roger Wolfe Kahn Hotel Biltmore Orchestra present Bam Bam Bammy Shore and Look Who's Here. International Novelty Orchestra offers Show Me the Way to Go Home and Glen Oswalds Serenaders Feelin Kind o Blue on the flip.
Herbert Hoover born August 10 1874 in Town studied mining engineering and graduated from Leland Stanford. He led Belgian relief in 1914 feeding Belgium and later ran U S food administration during World War I curbing profiteering encouraging production and proper distribution to allies.
Discussion of religious duty and tithing urges giving God the first and best rather than the leftovers. It cites biblical passages from Revelation and Deuteronomy, notes Augustine on divine purpose, and argues that true happiness comes from devotion, not money.
A sermon on idolatry drawing from Isaiah 41 17 and 41 17 through 20. The preacher likens idol makers to those who give God the leftovers of time and life. He laments that many people reserve the seventh day for self use and only offer a fragment of worship. The message calls for true devotion beyond mere formal church attendance.
A reflective line on Scripture outgrowing earthly things as a person ages. The quote, attributed to C. H. Spurgeon, compares books and clothes from youth to the enduring nature of scripture. It suggests growth, memory, and the lasting impact of faith across years.
A reflective note on friendship and spiritual blessing. It contrasts giving with selfishness, stating the path to receiving lies in generosity. The quote attributes the idea to Hugh Black and comments on hardness returned.
Looptown chamber president Doggs and visitor Jazzbo tour a five and ten cent store. Doggs touts bargain variety from hair straighteners and monkey wrenches to cork dishware. Jazzbo, half buried by odd items, exclaims at the planet of cheap curiosities in a humorous scene.
A visitor recalls two metal heads beside each other in a workshop. One head shows noble, distinct features while the other is blurred and marred, reflecting how a soul can grow cold and blur its imprint. Canon Telgnmouth Shore remarks on youth’s writing and the King’s image.
The Stream of Life Ife is described as a steady flow of peace and goodwill for the broad minded man in the Western Christian Advocate.
A primary teacher explains the distinction between surnames and Christian names using students names and family examples. When asked to give her father’s surname and Christian name, a student hesitantly responds that his surname is Johnson and his Christian name is Methodist.
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