Spirit of Grace and Comfort in John Fourteen
A Sunday school lesson on John fourteen 15 27 emphasizes the Holy Spirit as comforter and guide. It links Israel's repentance to divine forgiveness, notes Spirit dwelling in believers, and urges abiding in Christ to reveal his life to the world. It concludes with trust that tribulation works for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
House of David
Jerusalem
Joel Il
Jesus Christ
Paul
Pauls
Jesus
Christ
Jer. xv
Job xxiii
Ezek. Ili
Rev. x
Word Puzzles and Historic Battlefields of the Revolution
The page features No 1349 a seven fetters riddle with clues on a fall revealing removal of a covering. No 1350 an anagram about celestial bodies and stars. No 1351 a list of fourteen wordplay clues on Revolution era battlefield terms and related phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcan
Rigel
Nekkar
Mara
Puzzle poem and word game from Youth's Companion
A long riddle style piece poses clues to a multi part word puzzle with lines about growth and an animal made of wood and clay. It includes references to anagrams Cities in Anagram and Pictured Words sections and ends with a set of short verses about hidden birds and meadows and rents.
Key to Pezzledom and Crosswords Feature List
The piece lists puzzle titles and examples from a periodical: Portmanteaus Manuscript Behemlings Coat oat black lack skate Kate twin win Ridde Fork Enigma Hook Primal Acrostic Costume Crow oven stem tune urns meal evil Illustrated Central Acrostic Magenta Mermaid Cara val Trigger Oopecks Agim de Fifteen 7 oe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridde
Mermaid
Trigger
Red Bank Moves Add New Dwellings and Transfers
Mrs Annie Wilson and family relocate from Canal Street to South Street in Red Bank. William Allen leaves South Street for Englishtown. Joseph Green, son of Postmaster Green of Shrewsbury, will move into the former Wilson home. Green and family return from Montezuma Georgia where he spent eighteen years and is a Red Bank High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Annie Wilson
Carrie Hendrickson
Canal Street
South Street
Place
William Allen
Englishtown
Joseph Green
William S. Green
Shrewsbury
Wilson
Green
Montezuma
Georgia
Red Bank High School
Matawan Youth Accepts Nevada Civil Engineer Post
Myron Conover of Matawan, set to graduate from Lafayette College Easton Penn, accepts a civil engineer position with Goldfield Mining Company Goldfield Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Conover
Matawan
Lafayette College
Easton
Penn
Goldfield Mining Company
Goldfield, Nev
Hazlet Firemen Purchase Weser Piano for Orchestra
The Hazlet Fire Company bought a Weser piano from Timothy Regan of Keport to form an orchestra led by Charles W. Moore piano, John T. Ackergon violin, Harry F. Poling drums, with Angelo among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlet Fire Company
Timothy Regan
Keyport
Charles W. Moore
John T. Ackergon
Harry F. Poling
Angelo
New York and Long Branch Railroad Timetable
Long Branch and New York routes listed with station points at Central Jersey and Hudson Terminals. Departure times cover Newark and New York, Red Bank, Matawan, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Manasquan, Freehold, Toms River, and Trenton connections. Weekday, Sunday, and special Saturday timings shown with notes on exceptions and via lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Newark
New York
Red Bank
Matawan
Perth Amboy
Elizabeth
A. m
Perthmboy
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Belmar
Spring Lake
Manasquan
Freehold
Sea Girt
Penna
R. R
Trenton
Philadelphia
Bound Brook
Bowser Foiled In Domestic Cow Pig And Chickens Saga
Lucinda Benson recalls her son in law Samuel Bowser failing to buy a cow a pig and a dozen Leghorn chickens as she stepwise outmaneuvers his schemes with a stern mother in law game plan keeping him in check and finally putting him to sleep at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bowser
Samuel
Mr. Bowser
Daisy
M. Bowser
Teddy
Bowser
Lucinda Benson
Bald Knob Town Named After Walker Hill Joke
The Post-Dispatch recalls a joke about Walker Hill, president of Mechanics-American Bank, whose bald head prompts a friend to say a town on Iron Mountain is named Bald Knob, prompting amused denial from Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louisans
Walker Hill
Mechanics-American Bank
Bald Knob
St. Louis
Post- Dispatch
Run Down Watch Defies Theft Hopes at Scene
In a concise judge’s remark the watch did not react with fear nor defend its jewels. it simply ran down. The scene closes with the judge noting the watch’s passive stance as a quiet end to the incident.
Money, Always Money In Quotation Snippet
A fragmentary quotation from Spokane and New York Sun items notes marriage for money and advertising lines. The brief lines reference a proverb like check mate and a pun about ocean view, reflecting bygone newspaper humor and ad copy style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Farmer Hayrick
New York Sun
Dutch Visitors Seek Gold Hair Worth a Look
A quirky note recounts the Dutch visitors marveling at Gretchen's hair described as gold. They travel to see why the color is highly rated and discover it is a striking but simple one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen
Oceanport Residents Noted in Social Roundups and Appointments
The column records multiple local social visits and movements from Oceanport and nearby towns. It notes residents traveling to New York, new positions at the Hollywood Pharmacy in Red Bank, and various family gatherings, church events, and visits by Asbury Park and Matawan locals.
St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church Holds Quarterly Conference
The district superintendent Rev Dr John Handle presided at the first quarterly conference. Reports from church leaders said the church is in good health. A Senior Brotherhood was reported in progress and the second and third conferences will merge. The conference thanked Superintendent H P Bennett for bringing Hon William Jennings Bryan to lecture on the Prince of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Harry Ferry
Arcana Avenue
Jennie, Champlin
Pemberton Avenue
New York
Megill
Hollywood Pharmacy
Monmouth and
West Streets
Red Bank
William du Bois
Asbury Park
Jake du ‘Bois
L. DuBois
Centre Street
Wmit-Hall
John Handley
Stephen Conrow
Frank Conrow
Oceanport Avenue
Harry Higham
Constante
Harry
Charles Champlin
Luella Price
Katherine Borden
Lewis Price
Charles Worthley and Son
Edward Worthley
John Handle
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
H. P. Bennett
William Jennings Bryan
Appointment of Port Monmouth Gardener at Fort Hancock
Joseph E. Carter of Port Monmouth has been named head gardener and florist at the Fort Hancock government reservation. He succeeds his brother James G. Carter who resigned to join Walling's store in Port Monmouth and was recently sworn in as assistant postmaster there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Carter
Port Monmouth
Fort Har,ck
James G. Carter
Walling
Rutgers Scholarships Doled Out Across New Jersey Today and Tomorrow
Competitive examinations will be held in every county under city and county superintendents for free Rutgers College and State College scholarships covering tuition, room, and special fees. About forty extra scholarships are distributed, plus funds for ministerial training, with annual awards of 180 dollars and room and board estimates from 310 to 394 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Rutgers College
Rutgers
Reformed Church In
America
Synod of the Church
van Benschodten
Knox
W. H. Smock
Mandeville Fund
Voorhees
Brownslee Memorial
Board of Education of the Reformed Church
Oceanic Mechanics Council Initiates Three New Members
Rumson Council No. 301 Jr. QO U A M of Oceanic held a Wednesday night meeting with delegates from Red Bank Fair Haven and Sea Bright lodges. Three new members Garrett Evans William L Traut and Joseph Buchanon were initiated during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumson Council
No. 301, Jr. QO. U. A. M
Oceanic
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Sea Bright Lodges
Mechanics
Garrett Evans
William L. Traut
Joseph Buchanon
Parochial School Holds Single Graduate
St James Parochial School Red Bank will hold mid month graduation for one pupil George Hughes Jr son of George Hughes Shrewsbury The event marks the school year completion with Mr Hughes as the sole graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Parochial School
Pearl Street
Red Bank
George Hughes, Jr
George Hughes
Shrewsbury
June census at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Beginning of June reports sixty three patients housed at Monmouth Memorial Hospital with twenty in the medical ward and forty three in the surgical ward, outlining current bed distribution.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Eatontown Family Relocates to Main Street Apartments
Gilbert Crawford and family moved from Railroad Avenue Eatontown to upper floors above Taylor Brothers confectionery on Main Street. The former site was previously occupied by Mrs Allen Van Brunt.
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Eatontown
Gilbert Crawford
Railroad Avenue
Taylor Brothers
Main Street
Mra. Allen
Cent a Word Bargains Highlighted on Third Page
Bargains are featured on the paper’s third page with low prices and simple goods. Shoppers are invited to browse short listings marking discounts and value items from local merchants.
Location of Fire Alarm Boxes Listed by Cross and Avenue
A list specifies locations for fire alarm boxes across multiple streets and avenues including Franklin Second, South Bath Second, Second Brighton, Cedar Avenue Crossing, Takanassee Lake Ocean Avenue, Lyddy Cottages Ocean Avenue Elberon, Park Elberon Avenues, Elberon Hotel Ocean Avenue Elberon, Elberon Station N Y L B R B, Park Norwood Avenues, Norwood opposite Campbell, Westwood Brighton Avenues, Gube's Feed Store Brighton Avenue, Gor Mores Ave Prospect Street, Morris Avenue Prospect Street, Long Branch Station N Y L B RB BR, Park Westwood Avenues, Ocean Avenue Broadway, Broadway Second Avenue, Broadway Third Avenue, Edwards Lumber and Coal Co Mill, Broadway Morrell Street, Broadway Norwood Avenue, Grand Buttonwood Avenues, Branchport Ave Cloughly Nichill Go Lumber Mill, Washington Lafayette Lockport Avenue near Bennetts, Joline Edwards Avenues, Sixth Avenue Halburton Street, Central Avenue Liberty Street, Patten Port-au-Peck Avenues Pleasure Bay, Avenue Riddle Eng House, Sea View Avenue Fay Street, signals and a final note about a second alarm.
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Franklin and
Second Avenues
Cor
Broadway
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Edwards Lumber and Coal Co
Morrell Street
Norwood Avenue
Grand
Buttonwood Avenues
Branchport Ave
Cloughly, Nichell & Go
Washington and Lafayette
Lockport Ay Avenue
Bennett
Gov. Joline and
Edwards Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Halburton Street
Central Avenue
Liberty Street
Patten
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
Riddle Ee
Sea View Avene
Fay Street
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John xiv
D. M. Stearns
Tion
Germany
Charades
Lackey
Queen of the Fairies
Scotland
Joseph
Nevada
Hazlet
NEW York and Long Branch Railroad
Central Railroad of
West 23d
Pennsylvania Railroad
7Th Avenue
32D Street
Cortlandt Street
Desbrosses Street
Hudson Terminal
Church
Cortlandt Streets
N. J
Es Cc. R
Penna R. R. Hudson Terminal
Church and Cortignolt
McFaddin
A. N.Y
Mis
M. Quad
Associated Literary Press
Beene
Carnyys
Gary
Oceanport News
Fort Hancock
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