How to Become Great Through Service in Luke
Lesson for April 29 uses Luke 22 17 28 to explore true greatness in Christ through self denial and service. It contrasts ambitions of James and John with Jesus teaching that leadership comes by giving one’s life and serving others, with Christ as exemplar and the path to glory down not up.
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We Too Can Forgive In Fellowship and Love
This fragment speaks of forgiveness through fellowship and divine love. It emphasizes warming hearts toward fellow believers and the power to forgive, highlighting communal mercy and spiritual strength derived from faith.
Not Wholly Lost Yet When We Pause From Good Work
A reflective piece urges readers to carry forward the good work done for God, warning against leaving nothing behind. It emphasizes continuing action and steadfast faith even after moments of pause.
Drawer of Ideas, a Daily Lesson in Focus
The writer compares a desk drawer full of forgotten notes to a mental drawer where bright ideas and good intentions accumulate unacted upon. They argue for timely action, preserving space for active thoughts and abandoning worthless clutter to avoid missed opportunities. Bell Syndicate. Wh
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Bell Syndicate
Forced learning utopia or burden of duty in higher education
A writer voices opposition to compulsory study arguing learning should be voluntary at the university level. He compares primary schooling as duty with higher education as a select opportunity, suggesting laws should not compel adults to pursue learning and the university should admit those who choose and can receive it.
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Albert Hinstein
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San Francisco Chronicle
Barbed Wire Causes Telegraph Line Short in Crow Nest
A lineman from Clovis New Mexico traced a service interruption to barbed wire wedged into a crow's nest on a telegraph pole. The wire bits short circuited the line, halting telegraph service until removed.
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Clovis
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Claim Paper Violin II of Superior Quality
A storm made from gummed paper used in orthopedics appliances has been shown in Vienna and claimed to have tonal quality comparable to instruments made from select woods by Italian craftsmen. The accidental discovery occurred during orthopedic manufacture and a violin was built as an experiment.
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Perry's Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds AdPreview
Local dealer offers Perry's Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds at five cents per package. Limited time promotion.
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Atlantic Paradise The Bahamas and Bermuda Tax Contrast
A compact notice notes that The Bahamas has no public debt or income tax and a mild climate, while Bermuda is described as without unemployment and housing a poorhouse, highlighting economic contrasts between the colonies.
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Tonic Claim Promises Blood Boost and Skin Clarity
A reader cites a physician’s note of low blood hemoglobin and endorses 8.8.9. ads claiming 5.9. Tonic raises blood counts, energy, and clear skin. The copy stresses gastric secretion stimulation and oxygen delivery, sold by drug stores in two sizes, by 8.3.8 Co.
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Eo Almple
Making Errors Count A Hundred Mistakes
A short reflection notes that errors teach lessons when each mistake is used as a learning moment, framing missteps as educational.
Think It Over Mind Is Not Permanent
A pensive quotation reflects on the mind’s solidity and change. Emily Dickinson notes that fleeting thoughts startle the joyful yet aid the sorrowful, inviting readers to consider mental impermanence and resilience.
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Emily Dickinson
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