Abounding Love and Prayer Guidance From Philippians
The article urges private and public prayer using words God gave in the Bible, praising Paul’s prayer for abound ing love that grows in knowledge and judgment. It links sincere prayer to spiritual insight and readiness for Christ, then notes a Maryland constitutional amendment proposal on legislative pay and session rules approved in 1920.
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Jesus Christ
Paul
Apostle
Jesus
A. T. Roberson
God
Benevolence and the lure of unselfish acts
A brisk, reflective note on benevolence as cure for spiritual fear and selfishness. J. Desmond argues that doing good to others shapes happiness, while self-centered aims distance people from high spiritual yearnings. The piece cites Tess and Humphies in discussing moral culture and present action.
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J. Desmond
Our Progress and Devotions Sermon Outline
Quote reflecting on true progress in religious life beyond mere exterior observances. Emphasizes devotions endure only if sincerity guides life, attributed to Thomas A Kempis.
Escort Mishap After Theater Outing
A man named Jones, returning from the theater with a female friend, mistakes his escort for another passenger and guides a tall stranger across the street. The tall man thanks him kindly, revealing the mix up, while the lady companion vented her frustration on the way home.
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Jones
Proclamation of 1920 Maryland constitutional amendments
During the January 1920 General Assembly session Maryland enacted two acts. Chapter 319 proposed a constitutional amendment on the Legislative Department to regulate compensation for General Assembly members. Chapter 665 proposed an amendment to Article 4 Section 37 to regulate clerks of courts’ pay.
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State of Maryland
State of
Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
Congress
Maryiana
Funs
General Assembly of
Judiciary Department
Maryland Proclamation For Publication Of Constitutional Amendments
Directive to publish full text of Acts 1920 in at least two newspapers per county and three in Baltimore City with one German language paper, weekly for three months before the November 2, 1920 general election, to submit proposed constitutional amendments to voters. Great Seal of the State of Maryland.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland Constitutional Amendment Proposed on Judiciary Section
The General Assembly proposes amending Section 37 Article 4 to submit the change to voters. The measure sets a 1920 election date for ratification and outlines ballot wording for For Constitutional Amendment and Against Constitutional Amendment. Governor Albert C. Ritche signs the act with details on clerk appointments, terms, and vacancy rules in Baltimore City courts.
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Judiciary Department
General Assembly of
Maryland
Baltimore City
Supreme Bench
Supreme Head
General Assembly
Llaw
Notice of administration for William Q O Anderson
The subscriber in Caroline County Maryland has letters of administration on the estate of William Q O Anderson late of Caroline County deceased. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers authenticated by April 20 1921 or be excluded from benefits of the estate. Issued September 30 1920 by Lemouel J Anderson administrator.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
William 0. Anderson
Lemouel J. Anderson
William QO. Anderson
For Sale Seed Wheat and Rye in Quantities
Seed wheat and seed rye offered for sale in quantities to suit. Sold by Jos. H. Carroll of Denton Maryland.
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JOS. H. Carroll
Denton, Md
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