Victory Over Temptation The Path of Jesus and Believers
A sermon style study on Luke chapter four, detailing Jesus being tempted by Satan after fasting, the three temptations, and how Christ's example guides believers. It stresses physical readiness, scripture mastery, persistent prayer, obedience to God, and reliance on Christ for victory.
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Jesus
Christ
Satan
Strun Las
God
Devil
Luke
Nazareth
Howe
Pocket Book Recovered After Elevator It Adventure
A Hartford woman lost a pocket book with ten dollars in a city business building. After two months, the book was found resting on the elevator weight as the car moved. A man on the top floor spotted the object while looking down the well hoping to see the car return.
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Hartford, Conn
Odessa harbor described as premier Black Sea port
The Odessa harbor in southern Russia features multiple stone piers and a long breakwater forming a protected harbor. It is the only port in the region allowing ships drawing 20 feet to dock directly, with deep waters of 35 feet on one side and 13 to 47 feet on the other, and docks larger and better equipped than other Black Sea ports.
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Odessa
Russia
Black Sea
Chesapeake and Potomac to spend millions on Maryland telephone upgrades
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company announced a roughly 3 million dollar plan to extend plant facilities and improve service in Maryland, following new Public Service Commission rates. Company aims for 10 million more in three years with major expansions in Cumberland Hagerstown Montgomery County and other areas to meet rising demand and modernize toll calls and lines.
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Maryland
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
F. S. Whitman
Cumberlind
Cumberland
Ore Company
Hagerstown
Stont
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Niaghtede
Argument at the Maine station ends in a laugh
A New York bound passenger argued over baggage check with a station master in Sinash Town Maine. The baggageman finally conferred after a tense 15 minute exchange, revealing the dry reason of avoiding crowd trouble and politics as the train neared.
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Maine
New York
Bagengeman
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Forced removal of edict sparks coffeehouse freedom debate
In 1674 Charles sought to close coffeehouses as hubs of disaffection, provoking protests that forced a royal retreat. London venues remained symbols of free speech and political discussion, with Dr. Addison among noted patrons. Pepys described crowded rooms and lively debate in favorite coffeehouses year after year.
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Englund
Charles
Politien
A Slow Voyage to the Sea
A wood block cast into the Yellowstone River 11 years ago by a Glendive Montana resident drifted toward the sea. The inscription was made by the original sender and later added to by two others who picked it up and renewed its journey. Last seen near Washburn North Dakota.
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Glendise
Mont
Washbarry N. D
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Howard and Lexington
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Smith & Walls
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Preston Motor Company
John W. Noble
Preston, Md
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Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Uomnla Ware
Irving Jones
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Greensboro
Carter & Denn, Agts
Denton, Md
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Cumberland, MD
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Burrsville
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Goldsboro, Md
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
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