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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1928
Page
3
The lesson outlines Paul’s witness in Athens and Corinth, detailing his methods in the synagogue and market, Mars Hill address, and his work with Gentiles. It notes the reactions of mockery, procrastination, and belief, and highlights Paul's divine encouragement during trials in Europe.
A short quotation emphasizes that deeds of kindness done with love for Christ bless the actor even if no other soul is touched. The benediction returns to the giver, sustaining a personal spiritual reward.
A perplexing archaic verse fragment by Voethow Henry discusses God as present in darkness yet unseen, suggesting a tension between divine visibility and absence within biblical awe and faith. The fragment reflects early modern religious language and uncertain phrasing.
The Journal presents a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues listing numerous numbered entries from 1 to 89 across themes like anatomy, language, and science. The page shows a grid style with fragmented hints and clue numbering for solvers.
Fragment describes Christy as originator of minstrel troupes and notes the term minstrel as introduced by Normans, covering singers instrumentalists jugglers and dancers among early entertainment. Mentions origin of black minstrel entertainment in the South and its popularity at public shows.
It was raining when a small newsboy bumped into a larger one. The fall scattered papers into the gutter but the taller boy helped him up and they divided the papers before parting with high spirits, reported by the Columbus Dispatch.
Welsh Flannel, crafted from wood of native mountain sheep, commands high reputation among traditional textiles. The description highlights its Welsh origin and renowned quality across markets.
Egyptian practices show mummy cases built from cedar or the fly tree wood known as Heht, valued for durability. The note highlights material choices and regional terminology in Beynt.
Barbara Bourjaily explains bones like skeletons in simple terms. The piece discusses protecting clams and oysters from enemies as a playful analogy.
FOR THE GOOSE- A BRAVE act don't always mean that a man is brave any more than a chaste Mfe necessarily means a woman is virtuous. The woman that's hankerin' to leave a husband or a job can find plenty of things the matter with them. A woman's mouth and her heart is close neighbors, but they often ain't got much to common. It might be hard Nid w love when it exists. But not not as hard as pre tendin' It when It don't. FOR THE GANDER- We get hated and persecuted for our bad qualities-but not as bitterly as for our good ones. Sometimes {t's trustin' a woman too far, making her unfaithful. And sometimes It's not trustin' her at all. One father can make a better job outa supportin'? ten children than ten children can mike onta supportin' one father. (Copy tfeht.)
A traveling man rooms in a bare thrift hotel where thin walls let him hear a chorus of snoring. The night becomes a surreal parade of danger and relief as strangled noises threaten, then a voice from another room sighs with relief that Lle is dead.
The article notes that the first real silk seen in the West was brought from India around 274 A.D. It contrasts ancient silk with modern silk, describing early fabrics as heavier and uneven compared with today’s sheer silk, and likens older silk to coarse linen and cotton cloth in texture.
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