New Year Romance Replaces Resolutions in Clifton Dale Tale
In a 1947 Western Newspaper Asia story, republished from Clifton Dale, realtor Mr. Clifton Dale begins the year muddy and resolute. A comical chase with Amery Hodge ends with Adaline revealing a bid to trade cars and a romance that upends his vow to avoid marriage this year.
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Clifton Dale
Dale
Dido
Adaline UI
Che
Addie
Clit
Dad
Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Adaline
Amery
Tad
Mr. Dale
New Year Transformation Ends in Thoughtful Surprise
Tom resolves to redeem years ofHoliday excess by secretly planning a New Year’s surprise for his wife. He buys a blue Tyson wardrobe, enlists help from his sister, and stages a festive reveal at home, only to face his wife’s worn and uneasy mood, prompting a vow to never neglect her again.
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Tom
Laurel
Jim
Joe
Elles
Crystal Restaurant
Tomy
They Came Home on New Year's Eve
A family reunion unfolds on New Year’s Eve as Tony, Maury, and Verna return home, bringing music and the sense that happiness is mental. A young woman dons a fairy costume and dreams of Cinderella, while a couple heads to a theater and Crystal restaurant to celebrate, ending with a taxi ride to start the New Year together.
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Tyson Blue
Lis
Sam
Surry
Prince
Laurel
Tom
Western Newspaper Union
John the Baptist and Jesus Lesson Overview
The study outlines Mark's gospel focus, presenting Jesus as the Son of God and Messiah. John the Baptist is introduced as the forerunner, preparing the way through repentance and baptism. Jesus’ baptism confirms His mission, followed by temptation to prove the incarnation and salvation purpose.
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Jesus Christ
Matthew
Mark
Lord
Luke
John
God
Jesus
Christ
John, the Baptist
Judea
Jerusalem
Heaven
Satan
Beginning to End Land of Hills and Valleys Faith Shine
Bible verse from Deuteronomy 11 11 12 speaks of a land with hills and valleys that receives rain from heaven and is cared for by the Lord. The verses note the Lord s watchful eye from year s start to end.
From God's Hand Whatever comes from God's Land bears good fruit
A short reflective line attributed to Irenelon stating that what originates from divine provision yields positive outcomes, framing faith as a guide to worth in life.
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Irenelon
Simply Had to Wear a Number Ten Shoe
A street corner encounter shows an old man missing a right leg seeking a partner with a left leg injury from Bull Run. A kindly lady asks if he is lost, and he jokes about a right-legged seller for new shoes, noting the absurdity of his bunion threat. The World quotes the humorous exchange.
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Bull Run
New York World
Agreeable Fat Patient Asked to Diet
A patient informs the doctor of his habit of buying several ice cream cones daily and asks to continue. The doctor approves the cones with a modification, allowing the patient to have them without ice cream as part of the diet.
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Boston Transcript
Wading remark about drowning if depth increases
A terse line notes that as you wade you could drown if water were deeper, implying caution about dangerous conditions and the speaker urging care in partially submerged settings.
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Mighty One
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Parker
Druggiata
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Hiscox Chemical Works
Albert Nelson
Minneapolis, Minn
G, G, Green, Inc
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Suary
Iowa
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de Capitol
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