What They Remembered and Why the Gospels Endure
A compact study on the four Gospels as sources for Jesus life. It argues the Gospels rest on earlier writings and spoken tradition, notes Mark Luke Matthew and John tie to apostles and companions, and claims their faith-driven authorship boosts historical reliability. It also contrasts the enduring impact of Jesus with institutional growth and urges reading beyond mere facts to personal belief.
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Jesus
Matthew
John
Mark
Peter
Pilate
Christ
Judas
God
Galilee
Africa
Greenland
Australia
America
Imterastions! Couns
Rotiglome Edwcation
WHO
Smashed slot machine yields a small Salisbury jackpot
Salisbury Maryland. William C Zieger found a smashed slot machine on a street. He took it home and called police. While waiting he found three quarters in the receptacle. Police said keep it as junk. He kept playing and won 10 25 dollars. Also one slug.
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Salisbury
William, C
Zieger
Farewell Rite Turns Up as Shinto Marriage Ceremony
Frederick T. Ebersole a 34 year old San Francisco chain store executive says he underwent a Shinto wedding in Tokyo with Elizabeth Church of Seattle thinking it was a farewell ceremony. He annulled the union after learning the ceremony produced a marriage certificate.
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San Francisco
Frederick T. Ebersole
Navy
Army
Tokyo
Ebersole
Elizabeth Church
Seattle
Shinto Marriage Certificate. ‘Miss Church
Miss Church
Japan
New Process Produces Oils From Discarded Grape Seeds
Troy New York Dr Frederick W Schwartz of Rensselaer Polytechnic says discarded grape seeds yield valuable oils for soaps plastics lubricants salad dressings awnings and airplane wings Grape seeds total over 15 million pounds wasted annually with oil content 6 to 20 percent and potential substitutes for linseed oil It can be cheaply extracted for 5 to 6 cents a pound and also serve as cattle feed ballast.
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Troy
N. Y
Frederick W. Schwartz
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Schwartz
America
Election Losers Paint Protest Ends With Fines in Delavan
Six World War I veterans who backed defeated candidate Eugene Williamson painted Lest we forget on a street in Delavan. Three then damaged a garage windows and a $3,800 car. Meredith Kanlans Joe Murphy and John Atwood were fined $25 for disorderly conduct and damages. Others were released.
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Delavan
Wil
Harold Barker
Barker
Meredith Kanlans
Joe Murphy
John Atwood
Justice of the Peace
Meracle
James Watts
Darwin Tucker
Jack Fabricius
Eugene Williamson
John Thorpe
Clarence Anderson
Thorpe
Bombing Scheme Threatens New York Transit Hubs
A scrawled plan for destroying communications in Manhattan with 150 plus explosive bombs triggered heavy policing at Grand Central Times Square and Penn Station. The five sheets described attacks on Post Office, subway tubes, ferries and bridges with details for timed blasts and passenger targets.
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New York
Manhattan
Fire Department Bureau of
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
Times Square
General Post Office
8Th Arenue
Post Office
Brooklyn
Hudson
New Jersey
Battery
Staten Island
Grand Central Terminal
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Geeorge
New York Side
St. George Ferry
Brooklyn-Manhattan
South Ferry
Storekeeper Routs Bandit With Well-Aimed Bottles
Johnstown Pennsylvania report describes Pop Karlinsey a 58 year old storekeeper fending off a holdup. He hurled an empty bottle at the robber striking him on the head and another bottle shattered the window as the thief fled.
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Bandit
Johnstown
Karlinsey
Pop
J. D. Karlinsey
Johnstown-Ebensburg
Boy 7 Waits One Week For Dead Granny to Rise
In Queens a seven year old boy in pajamas told Patrolman Horn that his gran was asleep and would not wake. Police identified the dead woman as 70 year old Mrs Tilly Borman. Murray Green said he had eaten buns and milk for a week and slept in his grandmother’s bed while his mother was ill.
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New York
Queens
Charles Horn
Tilly Borman
Murray Green
Murray
Impossible Journey Dream Unsettles Quiet Morning
Mrs Laughton starts a routine morning for her daughter Ellen whose nightly dreams involve a North Wind taking her on impossible journeys. Ellen describes a green North Wind with silver star buckles, riding high above towns before returning to her window. A heavy object in the pocket, a silver beetle shaped like a star, is found as the scene ends.
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Ellen
Mrs. Laughton
Mr. Laughton
Rule of Hungary Slipshed as Sicsas byword in Budapest
Dutch scholar Dr. A N J den Hollander notes in Budapest that sicsas equals manana, signaling postponement under Russian rule. He observes Hungarians and Russians both delaying tasks while the city buzzes with nightlife and lax discipline. Real estate and construction stall as Communist redistribution looms, yet consumer goods remain available.
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Budapest
Hungary
A. N. J. den Hollander
den Hollander
Northwestern University
Chicago
Pottery Through the Ages Becomes a Thriving Industry
An overview traces pottery from sun-dried rudiments to a flourishing industry. It notes ancient methods and tools, including the potter's wheel, Egyptian and Chinese advances, and the secret family craft passing from father to son across generations. The United States now matches global pottery quality.
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National Patent Council
United States
Britain mobilizes ants with plan to earn vast sums
Britain plans to breed Amber Meadow ants in artificial, glass topped castles housing 1,000 ants each. Mrs. Robert Briant and her son claim a secret method, built on her late husband’s enzymaology work, could yield about $100,000 yearly. US climate suits the ants and Amber Meadow is the sole transferable variety.
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Britain
Robert Briant
Amber Meadow
Briant
United States
Interesting State Names and Their Origins
The article explains state name origins from French Spanish and Indian languages. Vermont means Green Mountain in French, Florida from Pascua Florida meaning Palm Sunday, Montana Latin for mountainous, Minnesota Idaho and Utah from Sioux and Shoshonean tongues.
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Vermont
Green Mountain
Florida
Montana
Minnesota
Idaho
Utah
Milk Nutrients and Energy Value in Daily Diet
An article notes that a quart of milk supplies full daily calcium and substantial portions of riboflavin phosphorus and protein while contributing smaller percentages of vitamins A B1 C niacin iron and calories. It compares milk energy to several common foods including beef tomatoes spinach oranges and poultry.
Illinois Leads in Limestone Production and Dairy Care Tips
Illinois ranks third among states for limestone production by amount and value. Advertisements urge early orders for baby chicks and note University of Illinois poultry specials. Regular clipping of udder and hind quarters improves cleanliness and milk quality. Clinbis limestone quarries supply 90 percent of the stone used in the state.
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Illinois
University of Illinois
Clinbis
Notice of Probate of Will Hearing in Clark County
County Court of Clark County set January 24 1949 at 10:00 AM at the Marshall Court House for the proof of the will of Fannie M Andrews deceased to be admitted to probate. Interested heirs and named parties are invited to appear and show cause if any why the will should not be probated. December 22 1948. H J Kemp County Clerk. Advertisement 52 3
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Tliinois
Clark County
Juliet Howard Wimp
Lola Cole
Sarah King Ryker
Dean Howard
Margaret Hyde
Howard
Alice _ McMillin Brown
Ina Hogue Bennett
Eva Hogue Grinslade
First Congregational Church
Marshall
Tinois
Margaret Howard Pritchett
Marie Smith
Sue K. Smith
Dean Andrews
Helen Andrews
Mary Andrews Warren
Margaret Andrews
Josephine Andrews
Dan Howard
Jean Howard Parks
Bruce Howard
Fannie Andrews
Fannie M. Andrews
Ilinois
Said
H. J. Kemp
Sale of Real Estate to Pay Debts in Clark County
Public notice in Clark County Illinois announces a decretal sale by M L Behner administrator of Amelia Hutchens estate to pay debts. Real estate sale at 2:00 p m January 22 3049 at Amelia Hutchens residence Clarksville features described parcel with cash payment. no deed until court approval. Also sale of personal property household goods cash. Attorneys Snavely and Miller Marshall Illinois.
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Clark County
Mtinois
M. L. Behner
Amelia Hutchens
Clarence Thatcher
Clarksville
Clark
Vnols
Auburn Road
Illinois
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Jesus OF Nazareth
Paul
Egypt
Luke
Palestine
Dr. Foreman
U. S
Granny
Shirley Ray
County of
Snavely & Miller Keiser
Idea
Herald Office
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