Jesus Teaches in Capernaum and Heals in Galilee
The lesson outlines Jesus teaching with authority in the synagogue at Capernaum as He defeats demons and heals Peter's mother in law, then ministers to many in Galilee. It highlights His power to cleanse illness and cast out spirits, proving His divine servant role and compassion.
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Mark
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Capernaum
Toviy
Demona Vy
God
Christ
Galilee
Peter
Simon
Andrew
Galiiee
Jie
Geanser
Beauty of Bible Thoughts Timed by Sir William Jones
A fragment praises the Bible for elevating sensibility, beauty, morality, and history, arguing its poetry and eloquence surpass all other writings across ages and languages. The quotation credits Sir William Jones as the source of insight.
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Sir Wittiam Jones
Fragmentary quote cryptically notes a disturbed mind
A damaged text fragment references a distressed mind and a quoted poet. The wording is incomplete and lacks clear facts or names.
Automobile Notes From a Wartime Penny Pincher
We advise careful tire care to gain value and durability. A Lenox Georgia woman aged eighty nine died never having ridden in an automobile, showcasing the paradox of age and mobility. A New York taxi driver jailed for reckless driving claims a bee nipped his nose, but the judge fines him ten dollars.
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Lenox, Mags
New York
Bee
Choosing Color for Personal Taste and Home Comfort
A discussion on color choices for cars and homes, noting color influences mood and attractiveness. It advises refinishing cars with colors that suit the owner, and suggests pairing bold tones with matching accents. Also includes a Practical tip on weather-stripping garages using inner tubes to prevent snow and dust.
Scouting Not Helpful in Football Grange Says
Harold Grange known as Red dismisses scouting as industry insight in football. He argues that professional players learn more by playing opponents directly and noting weak spots on the gridiron. The Giants once attended some Grange games as guests.
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Harold
Red
Cubs Tweak Roster With Kiki Cuyler and Sparky Adams
Chicago Cubs obtain Kiki Cuyler and Sparky Adams in midseason shuffle while Pete Reotto and Hazen Crib reportedly depart. Peña notes renewed hopes for the club as trades reshape infield and outfield roles.
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Pena
Chicago Cubs
Chit Hazen Cri Cuyler
Ge Mnsburgh
Sparky Adams
Pete Reott
When Saturation Point in Radio Is Reached
The note discusses saturation in radio operation not sales or gear use. It mentions radioists wiring to the highest voltage terminal to test plate output when the plate voltage is excessive and how this pushes the device beyond its normal operating limits.
Hawaiian kicker Henry Hughes sets barefoot 64 yard drop kick
A Hawaiian freshman at Oregon State College named Henry Hughes drops kicks a ball 64 yards with bare feet, following anecdotes of earlier 50 yard attempts by other players inspired by Knute Rockne.
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Knute Rockne
Hawaii
Stoes
Matve
Oregon State College
Henry Dughes
Notre Dame
Hughes
Speaker Winding Burnout From Overload Currents
A technical note explains loud speaker windings burn out mainly due to overload current. It discusses fine wire gauges around 40 and thinner, the effect of multiple vacuum tubes drawing high plate current, and how detector and amplifier stages drive the speaker through audio-frequency stages, risking damage when current rises. It emphasizes precaution in design and battery voltage considerations.
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Henry W. Banker
Radio Retailing
Drury the Trojan Backfield Star Weathers Snow and Injuries
Orley Drury captain of the University of Southern California Trojans is highlighted as a rugged backfield star renowned for handling ball carries. Born in Midland Ontario, he has endured harsh winters and is noted for his leadership and versatility in the 1927 season despite injuries.
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Orley Drury
University of Southern California
Socaded Trojan Tractor
Burt Norley
Midland
Ontario
Bugtish
Drury
Hagen Jones World Championship Match Unlikely This Winter
The United States Golf Association opposes amateur professional clashes and would block a Hagen Jones world championship contest. Hagen leads as defending American professional champion while Jones holds British Open and US amateur titles. Scheduling conflicts and personal commitments in baseball and law work further hinder a potential Florida or other site match this winter.
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Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Florida Links
United States Golf Association
Hagen
Jones
St. Petersburg
U. S
Ragen
Ohgen
United States
Rochester
N. Y
South
Terse Squirts of Sport of Much Interest to Devotees
A collage of 1920s sport notes includes Tad Jones leaving Yale, Montregl Indoor Tennis club to start Jan 23 1928, Washington club pitchers heading to Tampa Feb 11 1928, and San Francisco seeking 1928 national indoor swimming championships. Harvard scored 41 0 against Yale, Doc Spears Minnesota coach weighs 225 pounds, two top stars with White Sox next year, radio announcer plans, Yale Harvard rowing June 22 1026 at New London Conn. Mary Cassen Granite Club Toronto undefeated in 100 yard swims for two years. EB Robertson Purdue fullback kicked seven goals in 1900 Rose Polytechnic game. Wilbur C McFeely elected captain Swarthmore 1928 football. McTeery ex West Philadelphia captain. W W Paul Watertown Fila named Yale assistant football manager.
End star Broda signs with Cleveland Bulldogs
Brown University all American end Broda has joined Benny Friedman’s Cleveland Bulldogs after starring for Brown in 1926 where he played every minute of the undefeated season. He debuted professionally against Providence and has served as assistant coach at Western Reserve University.
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Friedman
Broda
Hal Broda
Brown
Benny Friedman
Cleveland Bulldogs
Providence
R. S
Brows
Western Reserve University
Man Looks for Left-Legged Partner Over Number Ten Shoes
An old man with a missing right leg wanders a street corner seeking a partner for a new pair of shoes. A passerby woman questions the man about his speed and the tale centers on a left-legged seller and a battle reference, as the crowd discusses the odd exchange.
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Bull Ran
New York World
Patient asks to continue cones during diet advice
A patient complains about buying ice cream cones daily while being advised to diet. The doctor replies that the habit can continue without the fee, reflecting a light exchange in the Boston Transcript caption style.
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Boston Transcript
Man Creates Solo Band With Twenty-Two Instruments
Albert Nelson of Minneapolis Minn assembles twenty two instruments that can be played by one man. He uses lungs legs arms and an electric motor to perform his solo renditions with the device described as a portable band in one.
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Albert Nelson
Minneapolis
Minn
Urie & Brass Band
Wading Caution Quips on Depth Risks
A wry remark notes that wandering without care near water could lead to drowning if it were deep, underscoring caution around hidden hazards and the need for steady footing.
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P. B. Fitzwater
Dear Monnly Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jesus and the Sick
John
Automobile
Cincinnati
Tyho
Paris
Popular Science Monthly
Ofp
Cubs
Kiki Cuyler
Morley Drury
Middle West
Hagen-Jones
Tad Jones
Yale
Blue
Indeer
Montregl
Washington Club
Tampa
San Francisco
Harvard
Doc” Spears
Minnesota
White Sox
Kamm
Cissel
Aes
New London
Conn
Mary Cassen
Granite Club
Torono
Robertson
Purdue
Rose Polytechnic
Wibur C. McFeely
Swarthmore College
McTeery
West Philadelphia High
W. W. Paul
Watertown
Fila
I. WW. Goss
Sueks
Belen
Bellans
Hanford
Parker's
Druge Wists
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Boschee
GG. Green, Inc
Woodbury
Iowa
Aromazon Junior
Charles City
Velvet Edge Gillette
Dludas i. P
Schoolerat
Slate Bt
Bost Requita
Watson W. Coleman
Patant
Washington, D.C
N U
Des Moines
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