Jesus Praying in the Garden of Gethsemane Lesson
This lesson outlines Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane predicting his death, Judas’s betrayal, Mary of Bethany’s anointing, and Peter’s denial as the disciples warn and Jesus prays, seeking the Father’s will while facing suffering. It emphasizes the spiritual cause of Jesus’s suffering and his submission to God’s plan.
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Mount of Transfiguration
Following a Star The Wise Men Persevered by Following
A reflective note on the perseverance of the wise men. It argues their endurance came from their close guidance by a clear purpose they followed, not from strength alone. Without steadfast direction they would have grown weary.
Hidden deed haunts man seeking social clemency
A man bears a past misdeed that could ruin his standing if exposed. Fear of public judgment and the weight of conscience threaten his continued place in society. The piece explores secrecy, guilt, and the social consequences of past actions.
Maryland Marks 300th Anniversary With Historic Citations
National Geographic notes Maryland’s 300th year with details of March cross unveiling at St Clement’s Island and June 16 events at St Mary’s City. It recalls Calvert’s landing, religious tolerance, and the colonial voyage from the Ark and Dove up the Potomac to the Chesapeake.
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Low Grade Feeds Endanger Flocks Warned by NC State
R S Dearstyne of North Carolina State College warns home mixed feeds and damp mashes from low grade materials poison chickens. Birds may ingest fertilizers or fertilizer contact, so keep hens away from fertilized fields and storage buildings. check all death causes, test by feeding feed to birds rather than lab tests, and send flock specimens with trouble notes if losses persist.
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North Carolina State College
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Poultry Disease Laboratory
State College
State Laboratory
Healthy Pullets Will Be Worth Poultryman's Time
A Wisconsin Agriculturist correspondent notes that poultrymen win with thrifty healthy pullets. Mortality raises egg cost, sometimes 4 to 7 cents per dozen. Clean ground and blue grass sod aid growth, and range rotation planning helps reduce losses.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Care of Breeding Geese
Geese may lay at one year but seldom breed successfully then. Overfeeding hinders breeding. provide exercise. Use one gander per goose, limit to two geese. After age two some geese lay enough for two settings. split eggs under hens, ten to twelve eggs per goose.
Lawyer Patient Exchange Ends In Moral Stand
A physician refuses to treat a gravely ill lawyer who had previously cross-examined the doctor as an expert witness. The doctor says he cannot kill the man and will send for another doctor, ending their encounter with a stark ethical moment.
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Border Cities Star
Doctor of Philosophy Turns Medical Assistant
A comical exchange from Vart Hem in Stockholm features a patient seeking stomach consultation from a man who reveals he is a philosopher. The misunderstanding highlights quirks of expertise and modern medicine in a witty aside.
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Stockholm
Vanishing Act Conversation Quips Highlight Fire Question
A Vancouver Province feature recalls a boy asking where fire goes when it goes out and a parent replying that even a father’s whereabouts can be unknown. The exchange prompts reflection on mystery and everyday wonder in family dialogue.
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Vancouver Province
Tummy Letters Teach Distinction Between d and bh
A primary teacher guides pupils in differentiating the letters d and bh. The student replies that one has its stomach in front, the other in back, illustrating a humorous phonetic lesson.
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Johnnie
Watch Out for the Pins in Barracuda Pete Shirt Ad
A San Diego Union advertisement teases a shirt feature with the question What is the thing you look for in a shirt Barracuda Pete answers Buttons.
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Pete
San Diego Union
Ball at the Savoy Returns in London Polite Humor
London readers are treated to a wry glimpse of social life as a character invites a familiar ball at the Savoy with a playful exchange about attire and repeated appearances. The scene captures postwar genteel wit and fashionable social ritual.
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London
Married Now Promises and Campaign Promises
The exchange turns on a joke about spending winters in Europe as a candidate for a spouse. A light-hearted remark contrasts a campaign pledge with personal plans, reflecting marriage talk during political life.
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Europe
Bumblefoot care for birds with treatment tips
The article describes Bumblefoot as bruising or foot injury from jumping from high perches. It advises releasing swellings with a sharp knife and applying antiseptics, plus keeping birds in a clean pen with soft litter and removing dangerous hazards from roosts.
Mash Feeding for Chicks Through ten weeks
The mash should be kept before chicks from first feed to maturity with fresh mash twice daily. Provide ample feeding space using shallow boxes first week, then switch to covered troughs to keep birds out of feed. After ten weeks feed mash in regular outdoor hop per s.
Frock for Housewives Simplifies Busy Day Attire
The article promotes a practical cotton frock for housekeepers with a single front and back yoke, adjustable semi belt waist, and pockets. It features a rubbable print and optional ruffling, with a sewing lesson guiding assembly. Pattern 1625 offers sizes 14 through 44 and requires 3/4 yard of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Order by sending 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, 2438 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New York City
Unemployment Jokes Proposal from Tit Bits
A club wag jokes that solving unemployment requires isolating men and women on separate islands to keep them busy. The plan would have them building boats as the sole labor.
Question embarrasses student at college exam
A professor asks if the question embarrasses the student. The student replies not at all, explaining it is the answer that bothers him. The exchange is cited from the Toronto Globe.
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Toronto Globe
She Knows Better Doctor Counsels Patient in Dispute
A Cincinnati Enquirer anecdote shows a doctor assuring a patient nothing is wrong after a full exam while the patient contrasts his view with his wife’s belief that he is ill. The exchange highlights marital tension over health concerns.
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Doc
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dessert First Readers Discuss Reading Diet
Mr Primm jokes about a literary diet while his wife and he argue over keeping the newspaper but excluding the editorial page. He wants to finish the comics before dropping parts of the paper.
Words of Weight and Echoes of Speech
A literary exchange recalls ancient clay writing and the power of epithets. A reader comments on how early voices carried weight when words mattered in public discourse.
Smiling Eyes Ad Promise Sparks Manager’s Fury
The cinema manager erupts over an upcoming week’s ad claiming a strong cast for the film Smiling Eyes. His assistant asks what is the matter as he vents about the misleading advertising choice.
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