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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1928
Page
3
A religious study outlines Christian beliefs on the Holy Spirit gifts, their diversity, and the primacy of love. It traces Pentecost, explains the criterion for genuine gifts, and emphasizes unity in the body of Christ. It details love’s attributes, permanence, and superiority over prophecy and tongues.
A devotional line from George H. Morrison reflects on the enduring care of one in heaven who remembers believers in prayer. The quote notes that though others may fail, the faithful are sustained by the ear of God and He keeps them.
A fragment notes a place described as Bethel with a Christian reference. The wording hints at a moral or sacred interpretation tied to a dwelling or meeting place. The text remains terse and lacks clear names, dates, or events for fuller context.
The Journal presents a mixed crossword puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues including bends, legends, metals, islands, and common words across themes and word lengths. The grid includes references to Scandinavian legends, Irish poets, and various objects like spoons and garments, inviting a broad vocabulary challenge.
Birmingham report notes influential prohibitionists rally for Governor Smith. Mrs. Mabel Jones West, member of the State Executive Committee of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and a Baptist, urges Alabama women not to be swayed by paid Republican propaganda. West, until this year a Republican, calls Smith a stronger prohibitionist than Hoover.
Senator Borah condemned meat packers and Hoover for profiteering and power, arguing the Constitution forbids such unlimited sway. He warned that giving Hoover control of vast government resources risks abuses and echoes a divine manna critique versus toil. The water power interests back Hoover, but Borah pressed voters to doubt such authority.
Senator Borah in the Senate delivers a scathing arraignment of Herbert Hoover, criticizing his wartime actions as Food Administrator and his agricultural record. The remarks come amid panic over a Smith-led political wave and Borah’s envisioned focus on countering the Smith tide in the West.
Senator Charles Curtis, a Republican candidate for Vice President, told a June 11 1928 audience that the convention cannot nominate anyone who will place the party on the defensive from the day of nomination until the polls close, referencing Herbert Hoover.
The Republican National Committee officially sanctions Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt’s bigoted campaign while senators call for her removal. The Republican press warns of an American reaction to her anti Catholic appeal and muzzling, with Hoover's silence signaling approval.
Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota claims June 11, 1928 that Herbert Hoover misreads agriculture. Nye says Hoover believes improvement proves improvement and hints at unseen influences harming the country. He questions Hoover's grasp of the farming sector and economic conditions.
The excerpt notes a family sharing pattern where the car is described as mother's vehicle when idle, children's when in use, and dad's when disabled or on fire, reflecting a humorous view from Pratt Republican.
A brief aphorism contrasts gambling with learning, arguing that broad, chance-based reading does not constitute true education. It emphasizes that knowledge should be purposeful rather than acquired by luck or speculation.
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