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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1963

Page

7

Luke the Physician Author of the Gospel According to Luke

A compact view notes Luke was a physician from Antioch who joined Paul’s mission. He sought eyewitness sources, checked dates, and produced a historically precise Gospel focused on Jesus before detailing Paul’s journeys. The piece highlights Luke’s care in compiling the gospel record.

Solieaiale Luke Antioch Paul Jesus Christ Jesus Mary John the Baptist

Teddy Bear Reaches 60 Years With Famous Name

The Teddy Bear, born from Miss Steiff’s design and Richard Steiff’s sketches, gained its name after a White House reception during Theodore Roosevelt’s presidency. Clifford Berryman popularized the image, naming the cub in his Roosevelt cartoons after a bear hunt incident.

Miss Steiff Richard Stuttgart Zoo White House Teddy Roosevelt Mississippi Clifford Berryman Berryman Roosevelt Teddy

Golden Cup Award Given at County Fair

Lawson and Alma Aldrich receive the Golden Cup plaque from the Coffee Brewing Institute's Joseph Rawson for a beverage judged by scientific testing as meeting the highest brewing standards. Larry and Alma Aldrich invite guests to enjoy the Golden Cup coffee.

Lawson Alma Aldrich Joseph Rawson The Coffee Brewing Institute Institute Larry

Ear rings tax joke at Louisville Christmas shop

A young girl buys a $1 set of ear rings for her mother and pays with two 50 cent pieces. The clerk asks about tax and the girl replies that her mother does not use tacks and instead crews them in her ears.

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