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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1920

Page

3

The Peace Jesus Gives Versus World Peace

A sermon discusses two peaces from scripture the peace with God and the peace of God asserting true peace comes from Christ not worldly pleasure. It cites psalms isaiah and Paul and notes Jesus offers lasting spiritual rest beyond temporary fleshly comfort. It recalls Job McKinley and Gethsemane to illustrate enduring divine peace.

Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Job Lord Wiliam McKinles Sen Gethsemame

Forgive Them For They Know Not What They Do Voice

The text urges non believers to seek peace with God through faith in Jesus Christ before experiencing the peace Jesus mentioned. It emphasizes a sequence from faith to divine peace and frames the message in a devotional tone.

God Jesus Isaiah Paul Jesus Christ

In Our Father's House We Learn Obedience

A reflective line on obedience learned in childhood within the family, emphasizing easier acceptance when no habits are yet formed. The author, Augustus W. Llare, notes the contrast between ingrained behavior and the subtleties of growing up under parental guidance.

Augustus W. Llare

Nelson myths and the famed coat under Trafalgar

The passage debates two famous Nelson legends from Trafalgar time. It notes the signal and the coat tale, arguing they are untrue. Dr Arnold relayed facts from Sir Thomas Hardy, claiming Nelson wore his battle coat unrevised and that the stories are sensational but false.

Nelson Trafalgar Arnold Sir Thomas Hardy Order of the Bath

Ostrich Plume Harvest Methods Describe Humane Pruning

An article explains ostrich plumes are cut rather than pulled. Birds are driven into a V shaped enclosure and hooded to stay tractable. Feathers are clipped to the flesh without pain and dead quill ends shed within about sixty days. Tall feathers are also trimmed.

Fish survive storm flood near Pennsylvania and Twenty second

In a recent storm cars stalled on deep water at Pennsylvania and Twenty second streets. One man climbed onto a running board and tied a fish to a stick before lowering it back into the water. The incident showcases unusual weather resilience as residents watched.

Pennsylvania Indianapolis News

Have Broad Matrimonial Views in Maori Customs

Present day Mooris are nominally Christians with old chiefs holding to totem pole traditions. Their religion blends nature worship and ancestral veneration and includes the belief that the soul dwells in the left eye. The Maoris were cannibals in ancient times, eating roasted hearts for strength. They have no formal marriage laws and support male domination, with men taking as many wives as they can support.

Joke 5 000 Years Old Planned by Ancient Egyptians

Archaeologist Prof Flinders Petrie notes a 5000 year old joke found in a rock on a queen’s pyramid site. A door fitted so precisely that joints were invisible fooled explorers, concealing an entrance to a royal tomb believed made about 3000 B C by a humorous craftsman.

Flinders Petrie

Humidity Effects in Surgery Investigations

Dr Ellsworth Limt ingdon led investigations in Bot ton hospitals on glenl operations. Heat conditions after surgery show high Humidity 0 per cent or more, then moderate humidity around 60 per cent days later at Fahrenheit temperature. Huntington asserts this supports optimum conditions for improved operation outcomes.

Botton Ellsworth Limtingdon Surglenl Huntington Tetson

Tailor Dead Prompts Return Home

Fragmentary letter hints at distress with the line Come home your tailor is dead. The unreadable text suggests personal alarm or tragedy conveyed in a distressed message from an elder. Further content remains unclear.

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