Paul Preaching in Antioch in Acts 13 13 52
Paul and Barnabas travel from Perga to Antioch in Pisidia. In the synagogue Paul delivers the first recorded sermon, proving Jesus as the promised Messiah from David’s line. The sermon divides listeners, drawing many to hear further while provoking Jewish opposition and eventual expulsion.
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Paul
Antioch
Perga
Antiioca
Saul
Barnabas
Latin Mark
Cyprus
Vergy
Pamphilia
John Mark
Mark
Pisidia
L. Bistorical
Jesus
Canaan
Israel
David
God
John the Baptist
Jesus Christ
Through Gates of Forgiveness by Hichard Whitwell
A concise reflection tracing a journey from darkness to light through forgiveness. The meditation speaks of moving from coldness to warmth and from indifference to love, ending with a call to embrace the real through mercy.
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Hichard Whitwell
God's Dews and Showers Celebrate Humble Hearts
Poetic excerpt extols divine grace sliding from pride to humble hearts, watering valleys and making them pleasant and fertile. The lines emphasize spiritual renewal through humility and grace’s refreshing touch.
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Leighten
Slow Growth Misadventure Ends With Honest Realization
Ted aimed to grow to Eds size by eating richer foods and had his measurements taken. After multiple pantry trips and careful checking of the stove mark, he looked at the scale and declared with frustration that he had not grown at all since yesterday.
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Ted
Politeness AI Quip Describes Man as Cheese to Mice
In a Chicago News piece a reader notes Politeness AI asked his girlfriend about men. She replied she would be very attractive to mice, framing it as a courteous jab that he is a piece of cheese.
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Chicago News
Man With Nerve Refuses Gas Payment Claim
A Chicago News quote recalls a tourist demanding gas without paying. An old timer notes the bold act and a neighbor asks if he refused payment. The discussion blames the adventurer for lacking a political role while praising the nerve.
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Chicago News
Application Motorist It took six weeks to learn driving
Priewt and Motorist trade quips as the motorist recalls weeks of effort learning to drive and the other man questions the payoff in a light exchange about new skill and reward.
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Priewt
Wumors
Not Wasted Visitor in Stenographer Engagement
A lighthearted exchange notes a stenographer who has worked about four weeks and is engaged to the junior member, reflecting office chatter and relationships in a nautical or business setting.
Roaming Mrs Juggs Conversation Sparks Summer Plans
Mrs Juggs chats with Mrs Muggs about a long summer trip while noting her husband is out of work. The exchange hints at financial strain driving travel ideas and family plans during a difficult period.
Lucky stroke on wedding day ends with life prison
A man was arrested on his wedding day and sentenced to life in the penitentiary, a twist of fate described as an awful lucky stroke by Mr. Herpecque in the paper. The exchange highlights the dramatic outcome tied to the wedding timing.
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Herpecque
Doctor Orders Fruit Skin Aimed At Vitamins In Joke
A Philadelphia Bulletin humor item has a doctor urging a patient to eat fruit and especially the skin for vitamins. The patient quips his favorite fruit is coconuts as the cookery class jokes about contradictions and long boiling fowls.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Just in Time Jungle Encounter Tale
A London Tit-Bits excerpt relays a comic scene of a narrator pausing amid a jungle clearing as a tribe of savages charges. He stares, is perceived as one of them, and the moment turns into a humorous misunderstanding within a travel anecdote.
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London
Fragmentary science note on applied tasks and faces
A terse, partial OCR fragment discusses applied methods and a comparison on a face, mentioning a box. The readable text is highly incomplete, yielding little concrete context or names to anchor a full item.
Difference Between Fathers Sparks Forum Talk
A lively exchange unfolds as two men spar over financial support from their fathers. One asserts his father never gave ten thousand dollars annually to squander, while the other defends his father’s lesser aristocracy and different generosity.
Quite True Weader-Children, what is the most dangerous part of an automo bile?
The reader humor line attributes danger to the driver in a play on words. It references child users and a vehicle as context. The joke centers on misdirection about risk during driving. The punchline implies the driver is the danger rather than the vehicle or road.
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Weader
Tobacco station move eyed near Lancaster city
Ephrata officials consider relocating the USDA tobacco experimental station from its Ilibschman farm site as a five acre land lease expires, with option for more land and highway-adjacent location. Station run jointly with Pennsylvania State College for two decades faces new site search.
Deduction Tale From Farm Lad On Breakfast Egg
A two five year old farm lad always ate a soft boiled egg for breakfast. One morning he cut the egg and found it hard. He told his mother I forgot to winter the chickens and asked about the resterityy.
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Harry
Summer Swallows Jase Rogers And Iced Coffee Tips
Summer swallows Jase Rogers for those who just cannot do without hot coffee. The text notes iced coffee should be freshly made and stored in a covered glass container to chill. It suggests shaking coffee, then serving in iced glasses with cream and sugar to taste.
Improve Dairy Herd and Farm Tasks in Autumn Calendar
Farm Calendar outlines dairy herd improvement by selecting top cows, reducing numbers but raising quality. Covers wheat smut treatment with copper carbonate dust, thorough grain mixing, continued potato spraying for late blight, cleaning laying houses, burning garden debris, fall lawn mowing guidance, and timing for housing pullets. Includes local social notes from Jyn of Lexington and other residents with birthday and guest details.
Peach Orchard Visits Highlight Local Threshing Week
Farmers in the district threshing wheat while many visit the peach orchard of C B Snyder for fruit. Marion Barry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Barry of Lexington, stayed with Mrs Lloyd Ober’s family from Monday to Thursday, with a visit by Mr and Mrs Joseph Berry and daughter Kath on Wednesday evening.
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Jyn
Lexington
Wm. Baker
Kathryn Ober
Kissel Hill
Lloyd Ober
Rufus, Heisey
Elwood
Elm
McK. Elser Gerhart
Lititz
H. Arlington Gerhart
Phoebe
Columbia
J. W. Gerhart
Phoebe Gerhart
John Metzler
Grace
Hammer Creek
Weidler Seibert
Middle Creek
Allen Ruhl
John, Allen
Anna
Elstonville
C. B. Snyder
Marion
Joseph Barry
Joseph Berry
Kath
Local social notes from Penryn and area
Friday operation at Lancaster General Hospital with Miss Sara Long recovering well. Numerous visits reported across Penryn including Booths, Greiners, and Diehms. Attendees also at a Moyer reunion near Storchburg and multiple family visits among Biemesderfers, Laurains, Oberns, and Hartmans.
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Sara Long
Lancaster General Hospital
Robert Booth
Lincoln
Isaac Greiner
Emma Murr
Charles
Walter Fryberger
Lititz
Henry Keath
Frank Beard
Maggie Biemesderfer
May K. Diehm
Abram Krall
Richland
Charles Beard
Rathem Urban
Mary Diehm
Charles Yeagley
Robert
West Willow
Elinor Jan
Manheim
Ed Yeagley
Emma Growl
Albert Rhyl
Dauphin
Jacob Moyer
Kathryn Moyer
Moyer
Long's Grove
Storchburg
Relativity Today Claims Humans Need No Muscles
Dr Albert Einstein contends in Woman's Home Companion that modern life no longer requires humans to act as mere motors or slaves to obtain basic commodities. The piece argues that advances in science and technology have freed people from physical labor.
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Albert Einstein
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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Walker Leed
Near Here
Berard Ehrhart
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Rauser
Leed
Justice of the Peace
E. B. Hauenstein
Lancaster
Chesapeake Bay
J. Pieper
Armstrong Cork Co
Louis Becker
Baltimore
J. Abner Sayler
Pieper
Sayler
Johns Hopkins University
Haverford
Becker
Piper
Mount Joy
John W. Newcomer
Enos Weidman
Samuel Ober
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lebanon
United Lutheran Church of America
Rohrerstown
Christian Shaub
Marietta Pike
Silver Spring
Harry Hellinger
Andalusia
Alabama
Melvin Brubaker
Bareville
Rotary
Brubaker
William T. Kline
Quincy
Florida
George Pefficy
Summer
Jase Rogers
Wolf's Garage
Locust and
New Streets
Wertsch
C. L. Wertsch
Optometrist
Penryn
Warren Biemesderfer
Gloucester
N. J
Ellsworth
Doris and
Ellsworth, Jr
John Biemesderfer
George Laurain
Mr. Joy
Allan Ober
Betty
Allan Ray
Mastersonville
Ahce Ober
Robert Biemesderfer
Rufus Kline
Brunnerville
George Biemesderfer
Myr
Eliza Eitnier
Vera Fry
Normah Getz
Philip Hartman
Lebanon Co
L. A. Weitzel
Helen F. Quinn
Price
the Record Printing CO
Lititz Pennsylvania
Asco Store
Farmdale
ASCO
del Monte
Victor Bread
Cocoanut Marsh
India
Ceylon
Onur
Luits
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