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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1937
Page
6
The lesson explores being born again and continuing Christian life through Jude. It covers being called by the Holy Spirit, kept for Christ, and living for Him by contending for the faith, observing times, keeping the soul, and soul-winning, ending with a doxology of assurance and worship.
The quote emphasizes patience over rushing and likens gradual perfection to divine work. It reflects on the value of measured effort, deliberate progress, and recognizing that true accomplishment unfolds through careful stages.
A reflective saying urges faith in divine care, claiming God sees value beyond human trivialities and that little concerns are within His understanding. The quote emphasizes humility and trust over man’s misjudgment of importance.
A reflective note on Sabbath days as quiet islands amid the turbulent flow of daily life, contrasting stillness with worldly motion and urging rest and contemplation.
A fragmented crossword style puzzle appears with numbered clues ranging from 3 to 48 across multiple categories. It includes Latin conjunctions assistance essays and names of objects while interwoven hints reference weather terms and actions such as to carry to palm off and to be defeated.
Noted as required by the 1912 Act, the Denton Journal's ownership and management details for October 1 1937 are filed. Melvin & Johnson Inc is publisher with Benjamin F Johnson as editor and business manager, both of Denton Maryland, with Stella D Johnson as part owner. details list stockholders and security holders, including tenants by the entirety Stella D Johnson and Benjamin F Johnson, with bondholders and trustees disclosed as 1 percent or more ownership. The affidavit is sworn before notary Gladys E Roe on October 1 1937 with commission through May 1 1939.
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