Luke the Great Physician and Paul’s Friend
Luke the Beloved Physician is portrayed as a skilled and compassionate doctor whose writings in Luke and Acts document Jesus' deeds and teachings. He journeys with Paul, offering steadfast aid through trials from Philippi to Rome, illustrating faithful companionship and service born of love.
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Luke
Paul
Theophilus
Jesus
Europe
Paule
Philippi
Miletus
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Felix
Fest
Courage and Faith Against Bullies
A Borrow-esque exhortation urges courage and fear of God for the young man. It contrasts Moses and David choosing their own part against meddling foes, noting how true bravery scares bullies and earns reluctant respect when one stands up.
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God
Moses
David
Stond
When a Man Gets Angry
A reflective piece on patience and righteous purpose guiding energy toward worthwhile outcomes. It asserts moral energy focused sharply can drive progress and uplift society.
Blind Fanaticism Quote Sparks Historical Debate
A historical quote by Grimm cautions that one foolish but honest man driven by blind zeal can unleash more harm than twenty rogues. The remark reflects concerns about individual zeal overpowering collective rationality in public affairs.
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Grimm
Forgiveness or Sin, Said General Oglethorpe to Wesley
A witty exchange pits General Oglethorpe against Wesley on forgiveness and sin. The general declares he never forgives, prompting Wesley to quip that he hopes the general never sins. The remark captures a sharp irony in a brief historical anecdote.
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General Oglethorpe
Wesley
Forgivenzes in Friendship and Forgiveness Quotes
A compact reflection on friendship noting that lasting ties fail when both parties cannot forgive each other's hurts. The Bruyere quote emphasizes forgiveness as essential to maintaining ties and harmony between friends.
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Ue Feilings
Bruyere
Dispel Moldy Smell With Oil of Oregano Drops
A damp season leaves shelves and closets with a musty odor. Sprinkle a few drops of oregano essential oil on bookcase and closet shelves to neutralize the moldy scent and freshen the air.
Stray Bits of Wisdom
An anonymous verse fragment praises good nature and a playful metaphor about spreading kindness like a bee collecting nectar from herbs. It likens a nature loving figure to a spider-like creature drawing poison from flowers in a paradoxical line of whimsy.
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Ike
A Juvenile Jokester at the River Bank Exchange
A juvenile joke prompts a father to explain goldfish origins with a playful line about the river bank. The Boston Transcript notes a literary reference in Line Upon Line, emphasizing ongoing, calm curiosity rather than sport at the outset.
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Boston Transcript
Talks to Mothers About Their Babies by Dr Mason Knox Jr
Dr J H Mason Knox Jr, chief of the Bureau of Child Hygiene at the Maryland State Department of Health, discusses guiding new mothers on infant care. Recommendations cover feeding, safe sleep, and signs requiring medical attention.
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Bureau of Child Hygiene
Maryland
State Department of Health
Birth Registration Emphasizes Early Infant Care and Records
The article urges prompt birth reporting to enable nurse outreach, prevent infant infections, and improve child health. It cites legal and public health reasons for registration, stresses early week mortality, and calls Maryland families to verify their child’s registration with the State Department of Health.
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Maryland
Health Department
State Department of Health
Eyes Behind the Wheel Warned in Court Case
A courtroom drama over a pedestrian collision ends with the judge instructing a verdict against the plaintiff after an eye test reveals severe astigmatism. The plaintiff had claimed the other car caused the accident while driving slowly, but expert testimony showed his own poor vision and contributory negligence. The judge urged readers to have eyes tested to ensure full sight behind the wheel.
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Jackson
Sam
Men You May Marry by E R Peyser
A satirical column on a middle aged man, a flashy, worldly suitor who expects instant rewards. It warns brides to demand elegance, control the pace, and avoid being overpowered by a spending, manipulative partner. The piece ends by urging a woman’s reach to exceed his grab.
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E. R. Peyser
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
I Never Knew by Grace E Hall Poem Fragment
The speaker recalls how tears burn like acid and the heart hides sorrow. Since the beloved forgot, life appears as a desert with cactus and a crumbling wall. Torture slowly teaches that joy pain and love are one and that the world must never know what love has done.
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Dodd, Mead & Ca
Notice to Taxpayers for Tax Collection Schedule
Taxpayers are notified of tax collection times between specified hours at Federalsburg on Saturday September 1st at Cove y and Williams Store with other days at the treasurer's office in the Court House. The notice lists locations and dates for tax processing.
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Preston
Covey Bros
Ridgely
Bank OF Ridgely
Denton
T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Plan of National Capital Named for George Washington
A national commission including George Washington chose the District of Columbia for the capital, a site Washington called the "Federal City." Washington's plan features diagonal avenues cutting the grid of north south and east west streets, creating many circular parks leading to the Capitol and other major buildings per the New York Herald.
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National Capital
National Commission
George Washington
District of Columbia
Capital
Washington
Capitol
New York Herald
Jewelry of Ancient Egypt and its goldsmith craft
The article notes ancient Egyptian treasures survive as statuettes and use objects, many in gold. It argues goldsmith work, not jewelry, best describes their metal art, crafted with semi precious stones they possessed, with Cairo holding the largest collection and New York a close second.
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Egypt
Cairo
New York
New Plant for Oll Oil From Lettuce Family Grows in Egypt
A lettuce-family plant now cultivated in Upper Egypt offers a new edible oil source. Seed yields oil under pressure from 38 to 87 percent, with Sudan samples under 4 percent water yielding over 44 percent oil. The oil is odorless light yellow and tasteless. seed is very small and will require new machinery to process.
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Upper
Egypt
Sudan
Water conduit powers new form of electricity transmission
A European inventor uses a column of water instead of a wire to transmit electric power. The water conducts current whether moving or stationary and can output any frequency or multiple phases. For granite drilling in Cornwall, water wave impulse tools deliver about 60 percent of generated power, far above the 10 percent from compressed air tools.
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Cornwall
England
Ancient star lore handed down through ages
In ancient times star lore passed between nations as astronomy represented humanity’s first search for truth. Symbols for the sun moon earth and planets appear in Stone Age relics, long before polished flint tools.
Duty of officials to show graciousness in public duties
The passage praises repeated opportunities to do kindnesses in daily business. It argues gracious demeanor is a major duty of officials who meet the public, and that religious character should be visible where a person conducts business.
Proclamation by Maryland Governor on Constitutional Amendment
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie proclaims publication of Chapter 281 acts of 1922. The proclamation directs broad newspaper publication before the November 6, 1923 election to submit the proposed amendment to Article 4 Section 31 314A to voters. Secretary Philip B. Perlman signs.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
State of
Baltimore
Supreme Bench
Connell
Baltmore
General Assembly
Sald
Albert C. Ritchie
Annapolis
Five Fine Trains for China
Five luxuriously appointed American railroad cars have been shipped to China including three private cars. Built of steel the sleeping cars feature compartments with lavatories and transverse beds. Cars were shipped in sections and assembled by Chinese workers. Heating plumbing and electric lighting installations posed no difficulties.
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China
Indian Dances at 107 Osage Elder in Grayhorne Oklahoma
The oldest Osage, reputed to be 107 years old, resides in Grayhorne Oklahoma. Though stooped and cane bound, he enjoys good health and joins Indian events including dances while honoring Osage customs with blankets and moccasins. He rides a horse and rarely uses a car.
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Barcleys
Lves
Grayhorne
Oklo
Oklahom
South Carolina Statesmen in Diplomacy and Policy
Opening excerpt from a Columbia South Carolina State essay notes how early statesmen excelled in diplomacy and later focused their efforts on policy. The passage appears as a high school girl's handout.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C0
Rookie from St Louis Pans Liberty Bell Crack
A baseball rookie on his first Philly trip examined the Liberty Bell and quipped that a local blacksmith could fix the crack for five dollars, joking the bell would look undamaged again. The remark captures light sports humor as visitors tour historic sites.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Reformist Optimist Note in Boston Evening Transcript
A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript hints at a reformist optimism, mentioning reform or improved outlook in a brief, unclear passage. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable from the readable text.
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H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Pblishers
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Molody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newapaper Union
Whith
Beni
J. H. Mason Knox, JR
Permissio Non
The
Baltimore Sun
America
C. A. Whisler
Denton, Md
BY Grace E. Hall
Hanterson Cphursday
Ole’s Store
Greensboro
Caroline
County Bank
Hillsboro
Thompson's Imp
Lord's S
Ancient
Astronomy
Oscaree
Circuit Court
William Brown
Lydia A. Brown
Oscar
Park
Lewin W. Wickes
KO. A. Deakyne
Albert C. Ritchid
Philip B. Perlman
Secretary
MH. HK
Nemuam
dee_ Tae
Thomas & M ¢Sler CO
W. Balto, Sr
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Elkton
ST. Paul
Goodyear
Denton Auto Co
Tutt
M. H. Downes
State Road
G. Wers
Merion
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Tut
W. Brewster Deen
William C. Dean Maury M. Dean
Chy
William C. Dean
Mary M. Dean
WM. H. Adkins
Geo
A. Deakyne
Geo, A. Deakyne
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Agnes H. Waddell
W. Bishop Waddell
Geo. A Deakyne
A. Deakynre
Niss
Wilbur Noble
C. Fulton Noble
Circuit Court For
Equity
Geo. A. Deakyne
Orphans’ Court
Bryant
Mary H. Hopkins
Edith H. Owings
Mary SH. Hopkins
Margaret Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Star Cars
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Henry G. Budd, D. D
Dover
Delaware
Chilren
Baby Shop
Easton
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Peagent
L. Irving Jones
Agt
Jonn T. Carter
Aal
Hin
Payne
Preston, Md
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