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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
2
A devotional study notes Jesus calling Simon, Andrew, James, and John to follow him and become fishers of men. It explains their prior roles, the cost of obedience, and the rewards of serving Christ, emphasizing repentance, belief, and mission.
The text urges the church to reach the masses by sending men to proclaim the gospel of God's grace. It says those unable to preach should support and encourage those who can, echoing the marching orders to spread the gospel to every creature.
Fragmentary sermon fragment urges believers to feel the vast salvation and "buds of Gir Lord Jesus Christ" given for souls. Calls for heavenly atmosphere in every church and for all to sit and take on conturan of heaven, urging fiery devotion.
The excerpt suggests poetry is not Wordsworth’s mountain rustic but a social mirror. It reflects polished humanness, powdered and rouged, focused on trifles, yet as human as Homeric heroes in its own way.
A fragmentary excerpt describes a girl named Menina who sleeps endlessly and weeps, with a narrator invoking a Little Boy who questions the tale. The piece suggests a parable or prose vignette about a servant girl and an enigmatic dreamlike state.
A lengthy religious tract argues eternal life for believers is guaranteed. It cites John 3 16 and John 5 24 to claim saved individuals have eternal life now and will be kept by God, urging confidence in salvation and completion of that work by Jesus Christ.
W H Campbell, fortune told by Gypsy in neighborhood, refused to pay and was warned of bad luck. Shortly after fueling at Halsey garage en route to Albany, his car’s rear axle broke in Oregonian. The tale ties demagoguery to a public misfortune and notes a roadside fortune teller encounter.
The article notes Edinburgh issued the first English raised print by James Galt sixty two years ago. It recalls 1786 attempts by Haug in Paris to print raised letters using the Syrian Slavonian alphabet, a project that failed. A humorous quote about a decorated hero cites a potato peeler medal remark.
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