Lesson on Nehemiah 8 studying God's Word
The lesson outlines the September 15 study titled Golden Text The entrance of thy words giveth Went Nehemiah 8 1 18 focusing on studying God's Word for all ages. It details the reading of the Word by Ezra the people's reverence and response prayers interpretation and the applying of Scripture to life including joy forgiveness and obedience. It covers separation from the ungodly worship order restoration Sabbath and marriage reforms tied to the theme of returning to God and obedience to His Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Ezra
Sid
Tabernacles
Israel
Magnetic Power of God and the Gates of Faith
A devotional reflection on Isaiah and the allure of God’s word for multitudes beyond the gate. It speaks of divine love as a magnetic force that draws souls, exposing folly and guiding toward spiritual openness despite barriers.
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God
Isaiah
WN U Service Copyright Notice
Copyright notice appears from Ethel Hueston for Bobbs Merrill Company Material. The item references WN U Service, indicating service use or distribution details under the Bobbs-Merritt imprint.
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Bobbs-Merritt Co
Wn.u. Service
Chain Letter Schemes in Tolliver Parsonage Drama
In Red Thrash Iowa Ginger Ella plots a chain letter fundraiser to aid her blind father, crafting a moral test of generosity through a clever enticement to distant women while Marjory prepares for a beauty pageant and Ginger dreams of securing wealthy marriages for her sisters.
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Mr. Tolliver
Red Thrash
Iowa
Helen
Miriam
Eltten
Ella
Marjory
Eddy Jackson
Fhleagne
Tolliver
Chicago
Alexander Murdock
Ginger
Horace Langley
Murdock
Teelen
Ginger Ea
The Vanity and the Chain Letter Scheme
Ginger confronts her sister Marjory over a new vanity bought for a quarter and reveals a chain letter scheme promising silver prizes. Ginger recalls past charity letters and retreats to a trapdoor sanctuary to endure a wave of painful thoughts as the chain letter idea spreads worldwide.
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Ginger
L[lden
Miriam
Marjory
Allee [Deman
Helen
Allee
Uren
Stan
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Preston Maryland
By decree of the Orphans Court of Caroline County the trustee will sell at public auction on Saturday September 28 1929 between two and three PM the lot on the northeast side of Main Street in Preston adjoining Albert W Sisk James N Todd and others. The land comes from a deed dated January 20 1919 and recorded in Liber L B T No 81 Folio 316 and the improvements are a one story frame dwelling.
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Orphans’ Court For
Caroline County
William T. Kelley
Julie E. Kelley
Main Street
Preston
Maryland
Albert W. Sisk
James N. Todd
Charles B. Harrison
Dollie E. Kelley
Lalunee
Wu. T. Tuif
Michele Dematteo
William F. Andrews
Cora Andrews
Taxpayers notice schedule for collecting taxes across towns
Notice to Taxpayers to collect taxes on specific dates and times at multiple locations including Federalsburg Covey & Williams store Henderson Stubbs store Greensboro Caroline County Bank Hillsboro Thompson s Hard Preston Covey s Store Ridgely Bank Scott s Store Salt with dates from September 1st to September 28th and varying 6 pm cutoffs.
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Federalsburg
Covey & Williams
Henderson
Stubbs
Greensboro
Caroline County Bank
Hillsboro
Thompson
Preston
Covey’s
Sent Corner
Scott’s
Ridgely Bank
Sale of Charles Petersen real estate in Caroline county
In the Orphans Court for Caroline county an order of publication directs unknown heirs of Charles Petersen to appear by Oct 31 to show cause why real estate near Henderson valued under 2500 dollars should not be sold to pay debts. Thomas Robbe sues for creditors including a 120 dollar claim. estate left intestate February 15, 1929 with no known heirs. Judges: West Harper Shawn. Register: J Inwin Harwood.
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Charles Petersen
Thomas Robbe
Caroline County
Maryland
Henderson
Orphana’ Court
Richard T. West
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
Orphans’ Court
J. Inwin Harwood
Register of Wills
Enigma Music of the Forest from a Mountain Psalm
A fragmentary note references Enigma Music of the Forest from Marian Hobbs's Mountain Psalm. The sequence of numbers 123 45 6 78 910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 385 36 37 38.39 40 41 42 appears as a coded or cataloging artifact within the item.
Fashions for the smart woman from seaside to summer evenings
A mother daughter fashion feature shows two frocks. The left displays a trim play outfit with left side closing. the right presents a slender, smart summer evening dress with an irregular hem and pointed yoke. Pictorial Printed Pattern Nos. 4896 and 4893 offer sizes 8–15 and 35–45 for 35 cents.
Assignee's Sale Of 14 Acre Caroline County Farm
Wilbert L. Merriken as assignee for collection will auction a 14 acre tract in Caroline County Maryland in front of the Denton court house. The parcel runs with defined lines from a Joslin to Stafford chain and includes a barn chicken house and other buildings. Cash on day of sale. sale to occur between 2 and 4 p m in the town of Denton.
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Denton
Denton-Greensboro
Ptohn L. Bveengar
Denton, Md
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Pltzwater
Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicano
Western Newspaper Union
Fanny
Law OF God
X. Yyw
Ethel Hueston
Glnger
Lawgher
Fallhver
Red Thrush
Providence
Daily Press
Burlington Hawkeye
Chapter
Preston, Maryland
Wesley BE. Thawley
J. Owen Knotts
Trustees
Doris E. Bowdle
Circuit Court
Doris I. Bowdle
Wesley E. ‘Thawley
Coroline County
Thomas J. Keating
J. Clayton Horsey
T. Frank Seward
Nisi
Charles W. Held
Claude R. Olson
Lena Olson
T. Clayton Horsey
T. Clayton Itorsey
W. A. Smith
Market St
Wesley E. Thawley
the Forest
Marian Hobbs
Robert F. Conroy
Mary E. Conroy
FISK
W. H. Hollis & Son
Denton, Maryland
C. & P. Telephone
G. C. Frase
Preston, Md
Allen
Llen’s
Allen’s
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
Court House
Agstone
Isaac S. Joslin
James E. Stafford
L. F. Covey
Ernest G. Cooper
J. Marion Wilkinson
Dover Street
Easton
M. K
Newnam
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