Overcoming Evil and Naboth as Cautionary Tale
A sermon outlines Naboth's murder by Jezebel and Ahab, framing Naboth's loyalty to God against kingly covetousness. It details Jezebel's plot, Naboth's death, Elijah's confrontation, and Ahab's eventual repentance, then prescribes ways to overcome evil through separation, reproof, vigilance, circumspection, sobriety, and Spirit filling.
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Naboth
Ahab
God
Nalyth
Jezebel
Macbeth
Ramoth-Gilead
Lot
Abraham
The Best Personal Workers and Regenerated Life
The passage extols workers who serve others from transformed lives and notes arguments over different beliefs. It asserts that genuine change renews life and fuels action, implying that true regeneration drives service despite diverse isms and reasoning.
First Fire Alarm Telegraph Trials Shape US Systems
The first practical fire alarm telegraph trials occurred in the 1860s in New York with later adoption across the Eastern states before New York. By 1892 many patents covered electric fire alarms and extinguisher devices, combined systems for fire, police, and time detection, and varied operational methods.
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United States
New York
Beef Use Rules Eased After Efficient Rations
The Food Administration notes cooperation as old beef restrictions ease for public eating places to serve one meal a day and households to buy limited quantities. June figures show 92,173,090 pounds of beef and expected pork movements rise beyond normal nationwide.
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Food Administration
United States
Mohs
United States Wheat Economy Rules Ahead of War Year
The Food Administration enforces wheat thrift across the country with a plan requiring 20 percent of grain other than wheat and urging universal wheat economy. New rules allow Victory Mixed Flour with labeled blends while standard wheat flour remains four pounds per pound of cornmeal or barley flour. Marylanders urged to cooperate. many communities host War cake sales for Red Cross and challenge locals to create best wheatless sugarless cake.
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United States Food Administration
Neve
Food Administration
Red Cross
War gardening season begins as spring renewals rise
The article notes the start of war gardening efforts in spring, highlighting how time and labor invested in early plots are expected to yield tangible returns. It emphasizes renewed public interest and community actions around cultivating food for wartime needs.
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Eneres and Mohes
Harvest shortages shift to imports for twelve weeks
English and Welsh harvest is now counterion for aars weeks supply of lootstun. That leaves twelve Weeks necessities to be met by importation.
Taste and texture notes on offbeat meat dishes
Fragmented passage details cooking liver heart adamant tripe and braigs with unclear terms and stray wartime references. It mentions soaking liver in boiling water to draw blood, then frying in hot fat and serving with cornmeal. A late line references wheat shipments and wartime supply in Georgia.
School Tots Express Thanks to Mr Hoover
Murstaind schools will receive some of the letters written by English children to Mr Hoover expressing gratitude for food supplies sent from America. The letters were gathered during the U S Food Administrator’s London visit and shown at the American Embassy. Hoover said the letters were bright and would help sustain food aid to Allies.
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Murstaind
Mr Howver
R Saiiress
U. S
London
Hoover
America
Lowell
Chocolate Fruit Cookies Official Recipe
Quarter cup tat ldtea two teaspoons grated chocolate one half cup barley flour two tablespoons baking powder one half cup raisins chopped finely beat the wet ingredients until smooth then mix with dry ingredients add melted chocolate and mix. Drop from spoon onto a tin and bake in a hot oven until brown.
Fragmented line hints at a historical crowd sentence
Mutilated OCR text mentions sugar and a phrase about a poor person and salt, with quotation marks and garbled words. No clear event, people, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Auto Replaces Dogs On Bold Yukon Expedition
Harry Deagte proposed cutting sections on a chopping expedition instead of by dog team. Crank Bureess joined their outfit toward the Big Delta country despite snow and impassable roads. Sogernas is known at Catrhinks, and the plan has proved a success.
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Alaska
Harry Deagte
Crank Bureess
Hit Loudte
Qaiir Secont
Sogernas
Catrhinks
Self Esteem Reflections From a Wreath
Fragmentary historical text discusses self esteem and its role in behavior and justification. It notes persistent low self worth can lead to harmful actions and questions the moral compass of individuals.
Maryland proposes absent voting amendment in 1918 act
A historical Maryland notice details Chapter 20 of the 1918 General Assembly session proposing an amendment to Article 1 Elective Franchise adding Section 1A for absent voting by qualified voters in military or naval service. It outlines submission to voters, ballot wording, publication requirements, and official seal with Gouvernor Harrington’s name. The document requests publication in multiple newspapers in Baltimore and statewide before the November election.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
State
Natiele Boarten
Crone
Lanington
Otro
Geeral Assembly
Mary
Baltinore
Miamd
Ander
Annapolis
Italy
Emerson C.harrington
Thomas W. Simmons
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Howard & Lexington
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Best Store
Shilischield, Ohnd
Baltimore, Md
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van. Jlney W. Kelley-Morgan
Kuey W. Kelley
v-Morgan
Orphans’ Court
Caroline
Charles BR. Harrison
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Caroline County
Edward W. Liden
Virgil Moore
Leonard Bk. Covey
Orphins’ Cogit
Register of Wills
Auditor's Order
Charles B. Harrison
Stephen Flutuerts
Lazzie Pinharty
Circuit Court
Equity
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Lawrence B. Powers
Lawrence
Towers
Richard T. Porter
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Office of Supervisors of Elections
Denton, Mu
General Assembly of Maryland
Congressional
Jesse D. Price
Wicomico County
John E. Lynch
Richard T. West
Harry HW. Mason
Test
C. Leslie Walls
Gravatt
Denton Station
Mapleshade
Denton
Hobbs
Aornt Carter
Arthur J. Cole
A.D. Isls
Caratine County
John W.D. Jump
AL Ror
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Gunter Men
Beacom Business Colleges
Sydney Square
Wilmington, Delaware
Masonic Temple
Salisbury
Denton Auto CO
Denton, Mul
the Peoples National Bank
Alert G. Towers
Preast
T. B. Johnson
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Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
Packard
Packare Jolur Car CO
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Wefjet
Baltimore, WE
Western Maryland College
Westminster
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Young Woneo
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Wesley Collegiate Institute
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