Will He Make The Hall oF Fame This Fall
John Paul Jones born in Scotland and later American naval hero. His career includes 1775 founding action in America’s first warship, renowned raids, epic duel with Serapis, and service in France Russia and Algeria. Jones’s bid for Hall of Fame was debated after 1915 and 1920, with his legacy memorialized by a 1905 statue in Potomac Park and burial in Annapolis.
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Earthquake leads to jailer’s conversion in Acts sixteen
In Acts sixteen the Philippian jailer fears death after an earthquake as Paul and Silas remain prayerful and singing. The jailer, moved by salvation, believes in Jesus, is baptized with his household, and serves the prisoners. Magistrates release them after Paul cites Roman citizen rights.
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Grace and Glory Reflections by John Mason
A compact philosophical meditation contrasts grace and glory as evolving states. It ponders grace as the seed of glory and glory as the completion of grace, inviting reflection on spiritual ascent and transformation.
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John Mason
Plan for Every Life Based on God's Plan
Plan emphasizes that every life has a divine plan and true greatness comes from a life founded on God. The message underscores personal conduct and faith as pathways to meaning and purpose.
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God
An Act of Goodness in Christian Evangelist Writ
An act of goodness is described as an act of happiness within a Christian Evangelist framing. The text presents moral framing, emphasizing benevolent action as central to faith and community life.
Dignified Southerner Helps Blind Woman Across Street
A well dressed Southern man on Fifth Avenue told a friend he had little use for negroes then paused to assist an elderly blind colored woman crossing the street. He patted her back and assured her she was all right before returning to his companion.
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New York Evening World
California Leads in Widow Population Says Census
More widows on the coast state claim a higher share of the female population than any other state with about 13 percent of women over fifteen widowed, according to the census bureau. North Dakota shows the lowest percentage.
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Peterson's Ointment Promises Skin Relief In Ads
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a mighty healer for eczema itching scalp pimples acne rough skin old sores ulcers piles chafing sunburn and other blemishes. It claims overnight relief and notes the product is from Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo.
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Peterson Ointment Co
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Six Year Old Heads Confucian Cult in China
A six year old boy is reported as head of a Confucian cult in China. Known as the little duke of Kong, he lives near Chufoo where his family has resided for 2500 years according to authentic records. The site cites a long human presence from Marathon through Rome and the Dark Ages.
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Berne Echoes of a Frigid Summer Run
Georgia Tech history notes recall a summer spent in a picturesque Swiss city, with a playful exchange about Berne. The remark highlights worn gear and unexpected cold, contrasting expectation with memory.
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Berne
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jacket
May Need Them Both Horace We Can Be Married
Phyllis and Horace discuss marriage facilitating union as a minister father and a lawyer father loom as possible obstacles and supports to their plans. The dialog suggests practical considerations about parental approval in a marriage proposal.
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