Looking Unto Jesus The Source Of Grace And Victory
The sermon reflects on Hebrews chapter eleven as a gallery of faith’s heroes and the power of looking to Jesus for strength. It contrasts human doubts with the belief that Christ is the author and finisher of faith, urging believers to endure, conquer sin, and fix hope on the joy set before Jesus. It endures as a call to look upward for courage and salvation.
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Paul Coultingly
Alwas
Jesus Christ
Iim
And Just Look at Him It Takes Three Generations
A fragmented stock market misquote notes three generations in a single family. It notes a humorous irony about social status and "aps gentleman" in a derided tone. The Read text hints at a local viewpoint on wealth and succession without clear names or places.
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Aps
Good salesmanship in timeless trade practices
The article notes that true salesmanship lies in offering goods that return value to customers, emphasizing enduring quality over quick profits. It reflects age old commerce principles discussed in the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison Globe
Tip to Snobs Equality May Not Always Be Possible
Quote from American Mazazite on equality and brotherhood stating that while equality may falter, brotherhood remains constant.
Potato origins debated by South American researchers
A fragment notes divergent views on where the potato originated in South America, mentioning authorities and the original tome of potato lore. The brief hints at scholarly disagreement among experts without providing definitive conclusions.
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South America
Long Distance Toll Service Expanded by Bell System
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company plans a large long distance buildout to support growing Transatlantic and cross continental calls. The program includes about 32 million dollars for outside plant and 12 million for central office equipment, boosting capacity with new cables, repeaters, loading coils, and radio circuits to enable coast to coast and coast to Europe broadcasting.
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Atlantic
Pacific
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Bell System
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Decomtery
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Telephore and
Velceraph Company
United States
Chemns
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Tel Phonc Cihitizix
Bandhine Atoll
Iteetrie Corre
Bell Telephone Statom
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Andueretco
Bell Laboratories aims to boost aviation safety with new radio systems
Engineers at Bell Telephone Laboratories plan to extend airways communication using wire and radio to improve transport safety. AT&T researchers survey commercial aviation, seeking weather, collision, and navigation risk reductions. A Caircraft cabin monoplane will host experimental equipment under AL RO Brooks, a former USAAF captain, as the lab proceeds with transmissions and reception tests.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bell Teleplone
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
AL RO Brooks
United States Air Service
Report of Sale in Caroline County Tax Foreclosure Case
The Circuit Court for Caroline County reports the sale of lands assessed to Emily Waters heirs for 1924 1925 and 1926 to pay state and county taxes. Notice is ordered by advertisement in Caroline County newspapers once weekly for three weeks before October 5 1928 and that interested parties appear by November 8 1928 to show cause why the sale should not be ratified and affirmed. True copy Test: T Clayton Thorsey Clerk.
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T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Maryland
Renal
Waters Vleirs
I. Frank Seward
Alex Hubbard
Circuit Court
Clayton Horsey
Ti T. Clayton Horsey
Heart Disease Economic Toll Highlighted by Doctor
Dr Haven Emerson of Columbia University told physicians that heart disease costs the nation about one and a half billion dollars in economic tolls. He noted hospital and doctor bills exceed 100 million, largely charged to the poorer classes, and that over 150 000 of the 170 000 yearly deaths occur to those over fifty.
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Haven Emerson
Columbia University
Physicians
Maori Use Of geysers In New Zealand Valleys
The text notes that Maori in New Zealand use geysers valley areas for activities such as topping, washing and heating kettles. In some spots a trout pool yields fish from one pool to be cooked in an adjacent pool.
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Roteama
N. Zs
Cerain
Walrahel
Life expectancy gains credited to health efforts since sixteenth century
Pennsylvania Department of Health data show life expectancy rising from 21 to 59 years since the sixteenth century. Better living conditions and disease control are cited as the chief factors, with expanded health education also playing a key role in improving public health.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
Lensthon
Ufa
Rule for Success and Being Right Most of the Time
An excerpt urging that to succeed you must be right most of the time and ensure you are right, addressing Andie and a critique of fine judgment with emphasis on external assurance and personal satisfaction.
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Andie
Brain immunity claim by British scientist quoted
A British scientist remarks that the brain is the only part of the body that does not wear out or become overworked, claiming it remains in less danger of harm despite other stresses. The comment appears in a fragmentary quotation attributed to Matehestor Cuflear.
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W. HH. Nuttle
Cuflear
But Do They If Doctors Take Their Own Medicine
Doctors average the longest life? Is it because they take their own medicine or what The Philadelphia Loye ning Bulletin reports on medical habits and health outcomes with emphasis on physician behavior and possible effects on longevity.
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Philadelphia
Duty Laid Upon All Every Diainma Bene Has a Work to Carry
A fragmented ancient text speaks of duties owed to abroad and personal exertion. It hints at responsibilities tied to leadership and science, urging self reliance and loyalty while referencing a Chan Hing figure. The piece reads like a philosophical proverb with unclear context.
Local smith and wheelwright services offered
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Land Tax Sale Notice in Laid County VE
Notice of taxes levied and lands assessed to Alex Hubbard for years 1922 1924 1925 and 1926 in Laid county Vermont. Report of sale of real estate to satisfy state taxes. Warnings issued weeks prior to deadlines and sale dates.</s>
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Alex Hubbard
Information Wanted on Old Quaker Bench Recovery
A notice from Wilson M. Taylor of Maston Massachusetts seeks identification of benches once used in the Quaker Meeting House near Denton Bridge. He offers five dollars per bench for restoration, regardless of condition, and requests information leading to recovery of any benches used before 1910.
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Quaker Meeting House
Denton Bridge
Wilson Mm.tylor
Maston
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