End of the age and parable of the wheat and tares
A Sunday School lesson Commentary by Rev. D.O.M. Stearns discusses Matthew chapter 13 24 30 and 36 43 focusing on the parable of the wheat and tares the end of the age the return of Christ and the destiny of the wicked versus the righteous The piece contrasts the worldly end with the consummation of the age and warns against false professing believers while affirming the eventual establishment of Christ’s kingdom and the preservation of the faithful
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Israel
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Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
Calvary
Handcuffs Through the Ages in Prison Control
A compact survey traces handcuff origins from classical fettering devices in ancient Greece and Rome to medieval and early modern restraints. It notes variants like the bow, “toxb ble,” the “figure eight,” the elwin and wire restraints, and evolving methods that aimed to secure prisoners efficiently while minimizing self harm. The piece emphasizes the shift from heavy, cumbersome devices to lighter, stronger designs as techniques advanced.
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Vergil
Proteus
Aristaceus
Europe
Tare
No clear news headline from fragmentary text
An assortment of fragmented quotations covers ancient artifacts, gender roles, and artistic achievement. The prose invokes Tunregs and Satme The Tusregs, notes about arrowheads and coins, and musings on artists from Michelangelo to Shakespeare, with general reflections on doing the best with given circumstances.
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Michelangelo
Julius WW
Sistine Chapel
Shakespeare
Foot
Lewi
Toonden "Eines
Duel in 1834 and a tangle of letters recalled
A fragment recalls an 1834 duel with an orator named Manuel. The tale hints at a lettered sword fight and a missing blow, with references to Diemoreaut and a pocket pistol. Domestic scene follows with a wife reading old love letters and a quarrel about who was the bigger fool for writing or marrying.
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Damoreau
Manuel
Tel
New York
The Test They seem in love says Courier Journal
A Louisville Courier Journal quote notes that two people appear deeply fond of each other, with observers saying they seem as invested in each other as in themselves. The remark underscores a trusting, affectionate pairing.
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Louisville Courier. Journal
Pa's Definition in a Matrimonial Prize
A playful quip from Chicago News on marriage, noting that a matrimonial prize is the woman another man chose. The piece compares men's actions to the index of a book, highlighting what stands out in them.
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Chicago News
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