Sunday School Lesson 1X from 1916 Commentary
This lesson review notes Paul’s epistle themes from Romans through Romans twelve to fourteen, stressing salvation by grace, transformation through the Spirit, and living for God while in the world. It highlights becoming new creatures, the indwelling Trinity, and duties of believers toward others, prayer, patience, and humility amid conflict.
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Jesus Christ
Israel
Heaven
Christ
Jesus
Europe
Mate Svil
Mark Ix
Tim
Streets of Amsterdam described as Venice of the North
The city of Amsterdam in Tolland is built on piles in sandy subsoil with the Amstel river creating islands. It has more canals than streets, and over Sea bridges traverse the watery network, earning it the designation Venice of the North.
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Amsterdam
Armsterdam
Tolland
Amstel
Amsterdagn
Venice
Phe Cathe and Stage Scenes at the Theater
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a production at the Theater of Vente featuring a Corsatin performer and a Ching Center. The text mentions a Chinese actor and a scene with a Weg pestle but is garbled and unclear about dates or full cast.
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Vente
Thadis
Butter and in the Winter Churning Tips for Farm Butter
College Park Nov 23. G E Wolcott advises on efficient winter churning. Warmed cream souring aids viscosity reduction, then chilling before churn. Notes: adjust temp by lactation, churn half full, agitate to finish quickly, wash butter, add salt per pound to taste.
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College Park
G. E. Wolcott
Dairy Extension
Maryland State College
Opportunity for Maryland Students to Win College Scholarships
Maryland high school graduates may win a four year scholarship valued at 50 dollars annually toward Maryland State College costs. Eighty five recipients nationwide receive 20 percent of total expenses each year, including room board books and medical care, with selection based on county officials' recommendations.
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College Park
Maryland
Mits
Lfe
Maryland State College
Board of Trustees
Enceols
Mail Carriage Collision Leaves Letter Damaged
Aotor Aothain carriage collided in rain, the bagcage and whubesp were involved as mail fell into disgraceful condition. A woman asked what happened to the letter while officials noted a severe shock that could even loosen stamps. Detroit Saturday News.
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Aothain
Sarcastic Wills and a Lunatic Asylum Plot
A muddled report describes a French reclamation of a cooking recipe being pasted on a tomb in a dubious restoration act. Another Frenchman, a lawyer or dealer, claimed the action was restitution to clients employed by a lunatic asylum, asserting it was all above board and not foolish.
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Prenchman
Linser Feft
Fragmentary Bee Yard Notes From Old Newspaper Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wat Stubbins and a puzzled speaker in a old timey voice. The legible bits suggest a casual aside or anecdote about the difficulty of driving a nail and using one’s head. No clear events or names beyond the two individuals are readable.
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Denton. MD
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Denton, Maryland
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Dover, Delaware
Call Journal
Nuttle Milling CO
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