Friendship With God In the Wilderness Tent Meeting
Lesson on Exodus 33 centers God’s house in the wilderness and Moses friendship with God. Topics cover divine guidance, withdrawal of presence, and Moses prayer for fuller knowledge, God’s presence, and glory, with emphasis on communion in the tent and Joshua’s fidelity.
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Moses
God
Egypt
Joshua
Tabernacle
Hho
Imo
Canaan
Manifest Presence at the Crucifixion Declared
A compact expression asserts that God's manifest presence peaked at Jesus death on the cross. The speaker claims universal witness to this divine moment as proof of divine immersion in human history.
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God
Jesus
The True Prayer in Time of Trial
The true prayer in great trial or sorrow is not for deliverance but to pass through them unharmed.
Pigeon Leads Police to Injured Man Near Sheffield
A homing pigeon found with a basket of birds on a bicycle at Woodseats helped identify a man found unconscious at a Sleep DIN. Police released two pigeons with notes, then received a message from a Chesterfield area owner confirming the man’s identity.
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Woodseats
Sheffield
ATL
Shef- Hell
Plecons
Ving
Chesterfield
Crald
Telephone workers lead in accident prevention drive
Across Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia telephone employees push a safety campaign. In 1923 a total of twenty seven lost time accidents were recorded among 3000 plant staff, a new company best. First aid training began in 1921 with 16 selected men and Major Shields directing courses through the American Red Cross.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Telephone Company
Washington
Matthew J. Shields
American Red Cross
Endure the Cross and Joy Set Before Him
A sermon on Hebrews 12 2 exploring Jesus as author and finisher of faith The piece explains why He endured the cross despising its shame and the joy set before Him The joy lies in sinners repenting and accepting His atoning work, with references to Romans 5 8 and Luke 15 10.
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Jesus
Abel
Abraham
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Heaven
Earth
Pilate
Jerusalem
Peter
Transatlantic radio telephone tests span time zones and tones
Reports detail 3300 mile eastward and 2900 mile westward broadcasts between New York London and Maine Houlton showing varying phraseology pronunciation and line and radio link progress. Officials say long distance telephone service depends on solving fluctuating reception and will continue tests begun three years ago.
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New York
London
Cherlo
R. T. Barrett
Radio Corporation of America
Rocky Point
Long Island
Ofice
Wroughton
England
British Post Office
Rugby
British Postal Service
Houlton
Maine
A.T
America
Raddo
Love as Redeeming Power in Peter’s Transformation
A devotional reflection asserts that love, not rules, renews a person. Jesus asked Peter about love, implying that sincere love for Christ causes a fundamental change. Love is described as a powerful, redeeming energy capable of making a new creature.
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Peter
Christ
L D. Jones
Sugar and candy fuels identical in composition
Sugar in various forms includes granulated lump pulverized and brown sugars all mostly sugar. A pound of candy equals a pound of sugar in fuel value. Water chocolate and cut meats add no fuel but are used in candy. Thick syrups like honey and molasses are about three quarters sugar per pound while jellies and jams are about one half pound sugar per pound.
Let There Be Phyllis Birth Revealed by Elder Brother
In a playful exchange the two brothers discuss their new baby sister. The elder declares he knows how it happened, phrasing it with comic solemnity that “God said, Let there be Phyllis,” and there was Phyllis.
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Phyliis
Phyllis
Absent-minded Talk in Transalantloner Smoking Room
A transalantloner relates stories of memory lapses in the smoking room. A man confesses he often misremembers names and numbers, and a recent check reveals a surprising connection involving his wife. The letter from Jim confirms prior involvement with the man's wife.
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Jim
Tilo
Lincoln quote on having nowhere else to go in life
A stark reflection attributed to Abraham Lincoln about feeling driven to knees by conviction that personal wisdom and that of others are insufficient on a decisive day. The quote frames a moment of humility and dependence beyond oneself.
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Abraham Lincoln
Best cure for depressions found in looking outward
An old saying advises that relief from depression comes from observing others rather than dwelling on one’s own fortune. The piece suggests widening perspective to grasp how people elsewhere face daily challenges.
Base tax burden and labor share echoed in 19th century quote
A historical note references Donn Piatt’s line about taxation reaching to the base while labor pays all, reflecting mid-19th century sentiment on tax, class, and labor. The remark highlights tensions between government burden and worker contributions in economic discourse.
Franks Only Son Faces Aged Woman Claiming Resemblance
A government member noted for likeness to his famous father visited a woman in his constituency who is over one hundred years old. Her memory failed, mistaking him for his father, prompting her to remark with a sharp quip about his son.
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Ifer
If children could be reared free from fear would they be fearless
A short reflective piece questions whether removing fear from childhood would produce fearless men and women, pondering the impact of abusive or punitive treatment on courage and character.
Primary Election Notice Caroline County 1926
Notice to judges clerks voters that the primary election will be held in Caroline County across seven districts from 7 am to 7 pm on Tuesday September 14 1926. Poll sites listed: Henderson Greensboro Denton Preston FEDERALSBURG Hillsboro West Denton Ridgely American Corner. Balloting for Governor Maryland and U S Senator nominations and Clerk of the Court of Appeals. Return judges to noon Thursday after the election.
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Caroline County
Henderson
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Democratic State Central Committee
Court of Appeals
Mluryland
Circuit Court
Equity
Calvert C, Merriken
Wilbert J
Merriken
Board of County Commissioners
W. Foster Clark
Circuit Court For
Merriken & Merriken
Geo
A. Deakyne
D.ea Ld
Register of Wills
J. Frank Lednum
Preston, Md
Richard T. West
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
J. Irwin Harwood
Growth and Replacement in the School of Experience
In a reflective note the piece argues growth comes not from imitation but from growing one’s own resources to replace removed fragments. It suggests learning through creation and personal reconstruction rather than copying others.
Maryland Proclamation Amid Constitutional Amendment Proposal
Governor Albert C. Ritchie orders publication of the text of Chapter 116 of the 1921 Maryland Acts proposing to amend Article 4 by adding Section 31-A to authorize Baltimore’s Mayor and City Council to pay judges additional salaries. The proclamation directs newspapers in counties and Baltimore to publish the amendment ahead of the November 2, 1926 election for voter adoption or rejection.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Maryland
Baltimore
Supreme Bench of
General Assembly of
State of
Supreme Bench
General Assembly
Albert C. Ritchie
Orphans Court Sells Ivins Estate in Burrsville Caroline Co
John QO Ivins et al file in equity to obtain sale of Harriet L Ivins real estate in Burrsville village Caroline county Maryland valued under 2500. The suit seeks court distribution of sale proceeds among heirs including John O Ivins Addison W Ivins James Harvey Ivins Rene Ivins Lambert R Ivins Emma Ivins Abijah D Ivins Dora Ivins, Clark C Ivins and Harry C Ivins.
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John QO. Ivins
Adison W. Ivins
James Harvey Ivins
Rene Ivins
Lambert R. Ivins
Emma Ivins
Abijah D. Ivins
Dora Ivins
Jarry L. Ivins
Caroline County
Maryland
Harriet L. Ivins
Harriet L. Iving
Burrsville
John L. Everngum
John O. Ivins
Queen Anne’s County
Addison W. Ivins
New Castle County
Delaware
Newark
Clark C. Ivins
Harry C. Ivins
Marriott L. Ivins
Huw
Orphans’ Court
Iniquiry
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