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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
2
The September 28 review covers Jesus as Saviour and King and discusses parables from Matthew 13, including the Hid Treasure, the Pearl of Great Price, and the Drag Net. It argues salvation is a gift, Christ’s sacrifice, and the church as the purchased treasure amid judgment.
A fragmented historic text describes diverse figures gathered as Jesus is lifted up, from scribes and aristocrats to peasants and soldiers, illustrating a universal call. It links these images to a sermon about doing God’s appointed work with a cheerful heart and peace born from love.
A historical note shows New York restricting automobile speeds to under four miles per hour around street corners, reflecting early traffic limits. The measure aimed to reduce hazards by slowing vehicles at intersections and near dense urban areas, shaping city driving norms.
Fragmentary text discusses self knowledge versus fooling around with neighbors, mentioning Spar, Lane, and Hiy in unclear context. What remains hints at a reflective or comic aside about personal insight outweighing meddling with others.
A vast audience from Washington to Missouri hears President Wilson advocate joining the League of Nations. Citizens seek a universal peace, oppose war, and urge collective security while weighing United States involvement after World War I. The tour includes stops at depots and stations drawing crowds eager for a glimpse and a wave.
A lake near Biggar Saskatchewan was found saturated with sodium sulphite deposits beneath and along the shore. The mineral is widely used in producing sulfuric acid and in photography and other industrial pure applications.
The note describes mixing two tablespoonfuls of ammoni to a pallful of water and washing the walls with a muslin dipped in the solution. Then take a pallful of water, add two tablespoonfuls of turpentine, wash the walls again, and wipe dry as possible.
Quote attributed to Colton. The saying argues that people buy what they think they want, not what they truly want, so broad exploration of desires leads to finding true wants. It warns that purchasing unneeded goods creates a chasing after unattainable wants.
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