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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
7
Lesson outlines Jesus betrayal by Judas and arrest the Sanhedrin trial and Peter’s denial. It covers Jesus before Pilate and the crowd choosing Barabbas, detailing reactions, motives, and divine foreknowledge guiding events.
A devotional exhortation urging self surrender to Christ. The speaker condemns worldliness, anger, unkindness, impatience, greed, envy, and fear, urging readers to cast themselves at Jesus feet until they are made clean. The excerpt presents a moral rebuke and a call to spiritual renewal.
Speer states that obedience unlocks greater deeds than God is willing to perform without it. He emphasizes that divine power is offered to believers who cooperate through faithful obedience.
A reflective note on finding joy in work, love, and nature. It speaks of hidden wellspring of joy waiting to emerge in open hearts, emphasizing everyday beauty and positive spirit. No specific events or people are named.
Brief note reflects on enduring sorrow as a path to new beauty in Christ and deeper Christlikeness, attributed to J Miller.
The piece compares modern and past motives for becoming delegates to conferences. It recalls English Wesleyan ministers choosing delegates to London and cites a venerable member who seeks attendance to set his watch by the clock in St Pauls, illustrating humorous, self serving reasons.
A lighthearted exchange in Everybody's Weekly notes a playful farewell as two individuals share affection and remind each other the pressure was theirs. The brief item captures a humorous sentiment within a casual society column.
Brief exchange shows disbelief about knowing a future husband before marriage. Question about how long the speaker knew her husband contrasts with the answer that she felt she did not truly know him. The quote reflects social attitudes on marriage and acquaintance.
The quote notes that learning from errors does not require formal apprenticeship to be valuable. It emphasizes that making mistakes is a natural part of growth and skill development beyond structured programs.
A Swift quote comparing law to a bottomless pit and a cormorant that devours everything. It frames law as an ever consuming force with sharp, critical imagery.
A concise reflection asserts that personal gain most strongly distorts a man's decisions, outweighing other influences. The idea emphasizes how motive shapes choice, potentially biasing opinions and actions across scenarios.
A fawn visits Mrs E Cooper on her Glacier National Park border homestead each morning. The fawn nurses from the Cooper cow while the mother deer watches calmly and seems content with the relay milking. Mrs Cooper spares the milk to pet the fawn.
A humorous line in the Boston Transcript where Mrs A apologizes for missing a dinner party due to a cook needing help with card tables. The exchange reveals social etiquette and light domestic misfortune in a turn of the century note.
A mother sends a note to the clinic doctor begging action on Willie’s spreading facial condition reported as long-standing. The brief communicates urgency and concern over the visible illness affecting Willie’s appearance.
A Life magazine humorous quip recalls a passenger’s awkward moment as Tom tries to kiss a woman mid flight. The line highlights a novel setting for romance in the air and echoes era-era humor about aviation intimacy.
A sharp exchange notes a knocker failing to drive a point home while a guest earns a rare exception. The text contrasts dullness with wit and cites Donne on sleep as pain’s simplest remedy, fulfilling most duties of death but not killing.
The line suggests that many men enter marriage under societal expectations and guidelines rather than personal choice, reflecting cultural pressure shaping intimate life decisions.
In a public utility office a 16 plus woman with a motherly habit hones in on colleagues, triggering laughter when she loudly calls a man over. The office manager jokes that she should try “putting them on the nest” as a comeuppance for the giggling workers.
A high speed steel cable fed with wet sand abrades rock to carve a quarry face. Sand grains act as abrasives, producing grooves at a previously unknown rate in this new cutting method.
The Detroit News reports a suburban gardener claims the country's bird population is about 4,000,000,000. The figure appears as a humorous, speculative estimate linked to garden planting.
A concise proverb attributed to Burke emphasizes discipline and organization as the base of all endeavors. It highlights the value of good order in achieving broader success and reliable outcomes.
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