Jesus Healing a Leper and Morning Prayer Lesson
Lesson for September 21 centers on Jesus healing a leper in Mark 1 35 45 and the golden text Thou canst make me clean Mark 1 40 The upheaval in Capernaum prompts Jesus to withdraw for prayer and early-morning renewals His preaching in Galilee carries on despite popularity A leper's cure illustrates sin defilement incurability contagion and heredity The leper’s great need request compassion and swift cure show divine power and the right response is faith and obedience to God
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Jesus
Peter
Andrew
James
John
Capernaum
Galilee
Jeana
Christ
Moses
Revelation of the Ideal in Candor and Beauty
A fragmentary meditation on truth and perception. The speaker contemplates candor, the unconscious grasp of beauty, and a perceived revelation, referencing God and a day of realization. The text appears elusive and abstract, with unclear narrative connections.
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Ehld
Renan
Ungentlemanly Suitor Mocks Age and Pride
A mock advice column targets a tall gray man who preys on younger women, bossy and critical, with a fake prescription to the bride. The piece lampoons his self-importance and old age as a temporary state shaped by effort, urging the reader to outwit him with distraction and resolve.
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Uke
Mr. Self
Sound doctrine challenged in a looming era of apostasy
An editorial discusses the biblical idea of sound doctrine as truth anchored in scripture. It warns that many rely on teachers rather than the Bible, urges Berean testing, defines soundness, and predicts a future when society abandons sound doctrine for appealing fables, stressing vigilance against apostasy.
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United States
Paul
As He Thinketh and Clean Thinking Teachings
A fragment praising the proverb as man and scripture agree that thoughts shape life. It cites Christ liveth in me as the answer, urging readers to cultivate and maintain clean thinking through spiritual guidance.
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Christ
Insect Eating Sundew Plant Described By Detroit News
A Detroit News report explains how the sundew plant traps insects. Sticky secretions attract prey, leaves curl to form a digestive chamber, and acid secretions digest the meal while remaining parts are discarded. The plant senses nearby meat and reaches out. prey within inches causes the trap to bend and catch it.
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Detroit News
Religion and self denial in human life, Heecher view
Henry Ward Heecher argues religion is not defined by self denial, but self denial is part of human life as one aims for a higher sphere. The quote contrasts religious virtue with natural impulses and frames self denial as a general human discipline rather than a sole religious trait.
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Henry Ward Heecher
Story Tangle In Hurry Reflects Short Story Craft
Archibald MacLeish discusses how the short story reshaped display by crafting a plot that knots tight before unraveling it. He notes authors use rapid gestures and distracting details to lure readers, with openings that pull readers in and soon reveal the unraveling knot.
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Archibald MacLeis
North American Review
Nausieaa
Pride's Crossing
Lesbia
Madison Square
Tongue Twisters Classic to Test the Tongue
A British Punch tongue twister tradition is explored with examples such as Aladys meeting a tinker copper-bottoming pots and Tin aluminuming them. The piece lists many tricky phrases including The sea cesseth and It sulieth us and She sells sea shells on the sea shore, noting the challenge of repeating them quickly.
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Punch
Aladys
miaMaige
Simith
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl in Vintage Advice
A witty column excerpt by Helen Rowland pokes at romance and vanity. It mocks classic courtship rituals and notes modern twists like motor car courting and telephones, suggesting little has changed in romantic dynamics despite new technologies.
France Tests Natural Turf For Sewage Beds
France studies using natural turf as a bed for sewage show promising results. Each square meter of turf can purify three to four cubic meters of sewage daily, with a seven month test confirming sustained efficiency at proper flow rates. Experimental tilters indicate efficiency declines with excess sewage but recovers when the flow is reduced.
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France
Lapps Contented With Few Creature Comforts
The Lapps, a Mongol branch in Sweden, wander with reindeer living a nomadic life. During summer they use portable turf or canvas tents. some have modern wives but remain simple. In autumn young reindeer are ear marked with the owner’s name at a tribal gathering. a Lapp can identify each animal, and does not remove others’ marks.
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Sweden
Baltimore Sun
Butter Markets In Nor Lands Draw Peasants In June
In June July and August butter markets in Nor lands attract peasants who gather in market squares forming orderly lines. Buyers inspect samples from baskets tied with cloths while traders negotiate and taste tests guide purchases. French food adulteration laws impose severe penalties on fraudsters.
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Norlands
God Owns, Man Possesses Not Control
A Bapt ist Standard quotation argues that God owns all and humans are stewards, not owners, framing stewardship as the theological duty guiding personal life and property.
No Immediate Danger of Sun Becoming Old
The sun’s age is estimated between 2 to 3 billion years with current figures from Prof. Walter Nernst reported by the Detroit News. Estimates rely on radioactive decay rates and relativity. early 10 million year figures proved too short. The sun may stay active for about 400 million years more before crust formation ends life as we know it.
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Walter Nernst
Berlin
Detroit News
Dogs in Warfare Through Ancient Art and War Dogs
Ancient art and ruins reveal war dogs from Greece Rome and Egypt as noble yet fierce. Pompeii unearthed a water dog in a spiked collar with a warning inscription. Gauls and Spaniards used trained dogs in early clashes with the Americas peoples.
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Pompeii
Cave Ennem
Americas
Just Give it Time in Antique Furniture Tale
A woman bought an escritoire at a high price and invited an expert. He examined the piece and concluded it was not an antique. She remained cheerful, saying she would be paid off before she finished payments.
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Collier’s
Proclamation proposing Maryland constitutional amendments 1924
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie proclaims two proposed amendments from the 1924 General Assembly. Chapter 177 seeks to raise State salaries for the Baltimore City State's Attorney and deputies, with submission to voters. Chapter 327 authorizes pledging state credit for war veterans' aid and adjusted compensation, subject to a future election. The proclamation directs publication and outlines ballot wording and submission to the electorate.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
State of Maryland
Baltimore City
State
General Assembly of Maryland
Maltimore City
Supreme Bench of
General Assembly
Waltanore City
Waltanore
Baltimore
Cungrest
Sand
Artie
Sproul
Marylac
Legifanve Department
Sony
Witt Honer
Constituion of
Tale “Egilathe Department
St Mary's
Charles and
Calvert
Albert Cy Ritchie
Life Call the JOURNAL Office Ad Confusing Phrase
A terse note invites readers to contact the Life Call Journal office about a vague job or want ad. The fragment hints at a misphrased slogan stating life is meant for work, creating confusion over the ad’s intent and the contact point.
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Life
Journal
Ridgely Maryland Farm Agency Seeks Buyers for 19 Properties
Ridgely Land Agency lists farms from 52 to 240 acres across Caroline County Maryland. Properties feature brick houses, silos, outbuildings, fruit trees, timber, and proximity to Ridgely, Greensboro, schools, churches, and markets. Prices vary with some set on application and others offered at per acre rates. Agent offices in Ridgely outline mortgage options and note regional growth in strawberries and canning industries.
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Ridgely
Greensboro
Price
Caroline County
Goldsboro
Marydel
Templeville
Hillsboro
Idgely
Meadow
Highland
M. E
Church of the Brethren
Armour & Co
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
P. B Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicano
Western Newspaper Union
J. H. Ralston
D. D
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Kansag City Star
Juove
Roy Man
Dearie
Helen Rowland
Lapps
God's Stewards
Great Seal
State of
Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
RE. Brooke Lee
Portland Cement Association
Union Trust Building
Washington, D.C
Faris
Ridgely Land Agency
Caroline Sun Building
The
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Denton, Maryland
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’y Tress
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover, Delaware
John T. Carter, A
L. Irving Jones
Agt
Reensboro
Jushin W. Payne
Preston, Md
Ernest G. Cooper Denton, Md
U. S. Gallup
Oxford
Beckwith
Denton
Charles H. Steelman
North 3Rd St
Denton, Md
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