Daniel and His Companions in Babylon Teachings on Abstinence
A historical study notes Daniel and companions carried to Babylon under Nebuchadnezzar. It details their refusal of royal meat and wine, preserved names and faith, and lessons on conscience, courtesy, physical health, mental growth, political standing, and spiritual insight.
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Daniel
H.x
Babylon
Jerusalem
Bert
Damiels If
Hym
Tis Caute
Or “Helovett
Jeheath
Shadrach Witehn
Rak Mishael
Vena Ochunwesdd
Shesach
Azariah Newnes
Jehovah
Abednego
Satan
Tad
Shore
Uruk Udhe
College of Wise Men
God
Nebuchadnézzar
Dresin Wee
Do Right and God's Reward Follows Giving
A compact moral note urges doing right and generous giving. It promises divine recompense through increased capacity for further good works and warns that withholding leads to spiritual accounting.
Society's Surface Hinting at Wise and Foolish Humans
Fragmentary note reflects on society as a level surface, comparing wise men and fools. The text is cryptic with garbled phrases and missing context, offering a philosophical musing rather than a clear event or report.
Social Roundup of Dinners and Visits Across Town
Wide array of local visitors and family gatherings noted from Ashland to Barberton and Jefferson. Neighbors including the Ditch and Frary families hosted and traveled, with weddings, birthdays, hospitalizations, and a high school play setting the week’s social pace.
Local notes on Marshallville and area social roundups
Marshallville and surrounding towns report visits and guests from Cleve, Shreve, Akron, Wooster, Dover, Orrville, and Warren. A high school class play, senior notices, and upcoming Baccalaureate and commencement events are noted along with property changes and church activities.
Doylestown Social Visits Reported Across Town
Pauline Long and daughter Mary Alice of Ashland visit Mrs. Long at home. Miss Minnie Troyer calls on parents at Baltic. A. E. Thomas and son Halford extend visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Landes. N. J. Leiberth and daughter Margaret spend Friday with Akron friends. George Lieberth of Canton visits his parents. Mrs Alios and son of Ashland and Mrs Gathrick host nurse visit. David Rohr and wife spend Friday with Akron relatives. George Hardgrove returns to Ada for college after short town stay.
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Setthdér
Russell Har?baugh
Paul
Bent
Bhernia Ditch
Rooseby
Jourdan
Ashland
F W Neumayer
Ashland Hospital
Ralph Otto
Cleveland
M. L. Welser
Myr
James Ditech
Rittman
Charles Smith
Familly
M. Oxzwald
A J Smith
Ida Walters
Jenny Walters
Arthur Squires
Medina
Frank Schaad
Dorothy Bauman
Sterling
Minner Sebead
Shulenberger
Shreve
J Hastings
Steffan
Went Salam
Charles Styder
David Hewerrock
Jefferson
Austin Swartz
Qra Hoff
Creston
John Ditch
Paul Sinter
Jb. Hennard
Maud Kready
Columbus
George Miller
Vant Allen
D E. Gearhart
Will Uhler
Urbain Mueller
Kenmore
Roy Birdeman
Akron
George Crater
John
Wooster
Chas. Overs
Jane Vandemark
Lodi
Clif Talley
Burbank
H. Frary
Wee Hetog Chambartin
Vew
Isabl Waidman
Harry Parsons
Oberlin
David Gearhart
Bradentown
Fla
John Baughman
Stanley Zelmer
Harman Walters
Yda Young
Barberton
George Rickel
E. C. Markle
Frank Graf
S. S. Wagner
Florence
Charley Aukerman
Burbank High
the City
Martin
Cara Ritter
Joh Houser
Wayne Eliot
Masailion
W F
Son Monry
Creston and Wooster
Paw Rubena
A. L. Brenneman
EH. F. Cring
Ren
Ellct
Walter Rupp
Ray Musser
Almeda Haugh
Amanda Stoll
Clifford Parsons
Emmet Lower
Orrvill
Henry Shelly
Oliver Bare
Pauline Long
Mary Alice
Alios
Gathrick
Hazel Harvey
David Rohr
George Hardgrove
Ada
Local Socials and School Graduation Plans Highlight Weekend
Alliance residents attended gatherings hosted by Mrs J Harrison and others while Mrs AL Avery led Entre Nous club in Orrville. Centra lized schools announce commencements May 1 with 12 girls and 12 boys graduating and a 60 student class at yil lange. senior play The New Co Ed features Gladys Powell and others. Modern Woodmen plan a festival May 12 22 and O R S to initiate three candidates.
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Earl Morgan
Doylestown
B. 2d Young
Wadaworth
Akron
Leroy
W Breyley
G. Bowman
AL CL Avery
Orrville
Thorsday B.C
Alice Baysinger
Johnson's Corners
C. A. Muckinger
Yillange School
Foungatown
Jook
O.er. S
A. P. Don
Mary Idén
H J. Holler
Hanoverton
Last Call for Testing Seed Corn
Fragmented rural notes reference testing seed corn, misquoted aphorisms about horses and colic, moths, farm woodlots, and National Forest Week. The text includes older phrasing and stray proverbs, suggesting a miscellaneous column snippet with agriculture and forestry themes.
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National Forest
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TER. O.D. Daan Moody
Biba Te
Arti
Iain Takai
Schad
Stepiers
Warner of
Wm. Frary Sandys
L. C. George
Mito
Gatu
Harvey Blocker
Mawalllan
John Bennetiar
Lod
C. H. Hill
Irene Frary
Elsaner McDaniel
Clement Hubler
Famly
Wills Brats
Qeo
Kiino
West Salem
J M. Daxer
Evelyn Lewis
Frank Talley
Starrs Thorpe
Oscar Dvorak
Afra
Joxophine Reynolds
Harry Frary
End
Misa Pearl Frary
BT Cut Font
Marshallville
J Mowers
CF Rhoades
Bf Freedom Pa
Vinit Mg Ain
Chan Etling
Genainugo
Shreve Sur
Min Peres
Kron
Ketaor
Jeff
Danville
Dante
Conrad Adam Dietz
Loiie Shhooi
Wm Ancersen
Millersburg
Rome
MK “Autre
Carmontelle i
Mra
Norton Cleckner
Gavgtter
Ott
Warren
Charles Ou
Ira Flora Sheir
QO J Chisnell
Capaety
Senor Clasa of
HOS
Darves
Dean Brasks
Acteo
Hanises
MBE
Tugaox
Prag Joh Olokosan
Woaster Academy
Weeater Summer School
Mishoo
Dickason
Edna Hore
Bene Kosa
Mary Wioin
Cadherne Cox
Annabel Shreve
Mar Soret
Tadeath
Kiama Detbel
Jane Starn
Kivtra Cleekner
Emma Raurer
Leota Coffman
Mary Whitman
Frank Packer
Kenneth Heffleman
Wadsworth
Mise Kachron Forbush
Alliance
Faye Logler
Santee
Xroip
J Harrison
Mainst
R. S. Odier
Rittman, Ohio
Cpi
G. Mui
Akron, Ghio
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Balir
Harold Lloyd
Fred Thompson
Abe
Johnny Hines
Contrictor
Daddy
Wases and
Bird Baths
Wayse County
Orrville Cast Stone Co
J. E. Crummel
Owice
Pete KE Orrville
Desete
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