What Do We Owe to Others in Love and Duty
Lesson outlines Christic duty to God and neighbor, stressing love as the measure of obligation. It cites Mark 12 28 34 Luke 10 30 37 and Romans Galatians to show cooperation bearing others burdens service justice and giving as concrete duties. It warns against self centered living and calls for the mind of Christ in daily acts.
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Mark
James
God
Jerusalem
Nehemiah
Donged
Hils Lfe
Jesus Christ
Christ
Chirist
Brothers on the battlefield unite as prayers bridge foes
In world war a gravely wounded German and an Englishman lay side by side. They spoke little common language yet heard the word Mutter and Mother. They found solace in prayer together saying Unser Vater unser Gott and Our Father in heaven, forming a bond of brothers through shared faith.
Crossword Puzzle from The Journal 1926
The Journal presents a 1926 crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. Readable entries include d G one by 6 long pointed tooth and many others, spanning sailors, musical sounds, pronouns, and places, inviting solvers to complete the grid.
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Woody Perennial
Esther
Beef Cattle Feeding Plant That Cuts Down Cost of Labor
Features a modern beef feeding plant design by W A Radford including an 84 by 100 foot main structure, open stable floor with central hay racks, 14 foot diameter silos, enclosed chute linking feed room, overhead carrier tracks, and a suction ventilation system for warm comfortable housing to maximize weight gain and reduce labor costs.
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Herewich
Severn
Facts and Figures On Your Telephone
Edwin F Hill notes thrift benefits at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone and allied firms. Koons says 76 percent of 12 245 employees hold 31 785 ATandT shares valued about 9 376 600 dollars, yielding an annual saving around 1 145 000 dollars. Bell System relief plans pay full or partial pay during illness and provide survivor support. Since 1912 the Bell System has paid over 6 000 000 dollars to employees and dependents under its relief plan.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Associated Companies
Ediin FL Halling
John C. Koons
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone System
Iitness
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Compilntes
L B Wilson Elected Telephone President
L B Wilson elected president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone companies in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia succeeding the late Albert E Derry He becomes a director later named to the board A Nebraska native with over 30 years in the Bell System he began as a night operator in 1899 and rose through posts including district manager Western Nebraska commercial superintendent for Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota North Dakota and ultimately general commercial superintendent for the Northwestern Bell system before joining AT&T in 1925 He assumed the Washington duties September 1.
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Lloyd B. Wison
Albert E. Derry
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Columibia
Baltimore City
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Wilson
Nebraska
Bell System
Plattsmouth
Central City
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Washington
Ancient copper hardness and tempering in early ages
A brief note on how ancient peoples used copper and bronze tools, showing they tempered copper by alloying and mechanical work rather than modern steel tempering. It cites the Bronze Age origins around 3700 BC among Egyptians and Mesopotamians and references Watson Davies's The Story of Copper noting no lost tempering art existed.
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Fle
Watson Davyls
Mars
Life's Philosophies Wear Your Learning Like a Patch
Quote attributed to Chesterfield urges keeping learning private and unused as a badge, advising not to flaunt it or strike others with it. The line contrasts inner knowledge with public display and cautions against ostentation.
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Aod
Pierely
Chesterfield
Enigma Answer About Tender Mountain Flowers and Thrushes
The solution to last week’s riddle points to tenderness shown in delicate mountain blossoms and the affectionate calls of thrushes. It evokes a gentle, nature themed emotional tone linking flora and bird song. The lines suggest a reflective, poetic depiction rather than a concrete event.
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D.D. Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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William A. Radford
Wihiham A. Radford
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W. Va
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Bullock & White’s
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PAROL
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Garden Inn
Preston, Maryland
The
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Clarence A. Short
Dover, Delaware
James J. Ross
Cecil C. Fulton
Sec'y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co., Dover, Delavware
J. T. Carter & Son
L. Irving Jones
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Clare N. Payne
Prestes
the Peoples Bank
Denton, MD
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J. Frank Wright
Cashler
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T. Mark Breeding
Denton, Maryland
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T. Fred Towers
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Ee Denton, MD
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