Love of God and neighbor in a scribe study
The lesson analyzes Jesus answering a scribe about the greatest commandment. Jesus cites Deut 6 and Lev 19, stressing love for God with heart, soul, mind, and strength, and the second commandment to love neighbor. It contrasts outward piety with true doctrine, praising the widow who gives all she has and urging offerings in proportion to means.
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Luke West
Jesus
God
David
Christ
The Escape Through Aztec Pass
Bud Hooker and Gracia flee toward the northern plains pursued by Del Rey and his men. Amigo the Yaqui allies with them, plans a trap for Del Rey while Hooker vows to protect Gracia, and a distant rifle shot signals a fatal confrontation at the pass.
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Bravo
Gracia
Fortunas
Bernardo Bravo
Chihuahue
Bud
Hooker
Manuel del Rey
Alvarez
Rel Rey
del Rey
Dios
Phil
Amigo
Mexico
Kal
Ine
del Ray
Tere
Amiga
Madre de Dios
Brahms and the Cigarette Ruse Told in Music Memoir
A story recalls Brahms offering Erich Wolf a cigarette. Wolf pockets it out of respect, then Brahms suggests using an imitation. The anecdote highlights Brahms frugality and witty exchange with the late Erich Wolf.
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Brahms
Erich Wolf
Wolff
Johann Brahms
Ventriloquist Compared to Struggling Ore Mine
In a quip from Mr Lobrow a ventriloquist in person is likened to ore next door that has not yet yielded but is making a terrible struggle. The Washington Star implies a vivid comparison between voice throwing and ore development with a curt remark.
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Lobrow
Washington Star
Photographer Suffers Angry Customer Complaint
A Baltimore American quip notes the clash between a customer who jeers at a photo and the photographer who defends sensitive plates. The remark hints at lessons learned from others' experiences.
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Baltimore American
Maryland Governor Proclaims 1914 Constitutional Amendment Publication
Governor Goldsborough orders publication of Chapter 845 of the 1914 Maryland General Assembly acts in two state newspapers per county and three in Baltimore, all German-language in Baltimore, for three months before the November 1914 general election. The act proposes amendments to Section 44 of Article 4, Sheriffs, with election rules and salaries, to be voted on by the people.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
State of
Baltimore
Sherif
Baltimoore
Ana
Timore
Congress
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
General Assembly
Annapolis
Phillips
Goldsborough
Robert P. Graham
Civil Engineer Work Additions and Road Topography In Wilmington
The notice lists civil engineering tasks including widening and improving roads and land damage topographical work in Wilmington. Marshall Gantt is identified in connection with the project. The item references address 1007 Adams Sr as the contact point.
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Raita
Sini
Marshall Gantt
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