St. Mark's M E Church Services Market Sermon Reflections
The prose compares water at a waterfall to a moment of hesitation before rushing over the brink then shifts to a religious reflection about Jesus Christ at the brink. The fragment suggests a sermon or editorial tone within a church market section.
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Jesus Christ
Sacrificial Message Calls for Shared Faith
A sermon notices a sacrifice described as the ages and urges broad appreciation. It invites readers to services including Sunday school at 9.45 a.m. and Men’s Bible class, 11 a.m. junior congregation, 11 a.m. sermon on Men’s Trust in God, and 7.39 p.m. sermon on The Way to Greatness.
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Gethsemane
Virginia auto license tags issued for 1924 not valid in 1923
Richmond officials warned motorists against using 1924 Virginia license tags before January 1. James H. Hays said tags mailed to outside Richmond applicants will arrive soon, with strict instructions to avoid tax evasion by using the new plates early.
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Richmond
Virginia
Handicraft Exports Drop as Oberammergau Village Struggles
The Associated Press reports Oberammergau in Bavaria faces a sag in tourist travel to the Passion Play leading to a weak home market for villagers crafts. With funds needed for town improvements, residents seek alternative sales or aid to sustain the community.
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Oberammergau
New York Sale Highlights Hand-Carved Altars and Stoves
Prominent woodcarver George Lang showcases an 11 foot oak altar and a porcelain stove with biblical tile scenes as part of a winter consignment in New York. The collection also features religious novelties and other carved pieces attracting notable attention.
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New York
Ann George Lang
Elage
Am Oe
High standards for engineers in national education effort
New York December 8. A development committee formed in 1922 proposes a three year study to raise U S engineering education. W E Wicken den of AT T has been named director to oversee the effort for the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education and will report to the executive committee. The $108000 study aims to answer how the society can broadly enrich engineering education.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Ernest Ed Osion
W. E. Wickenden
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Senators Respond to President's Message
Washington December 8 comments from aging senators on the President's message varied. The distinctive feature of the Message overshadowed other topics as lawmakers weighed its implications and potential policy impact.
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Washington
Dent's Unreserved Commitment to the Standout and Group
Fragmentary text notes Dent's strong pledge to a prominent figure and a reactionary faction. The wording hints at loyalty or alignment with a key leader and associated group dynamics. Further context remains unreadable in the supplied excerpt.
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Dent
Prices for brooms spark earnings at local stand
An advertisement promises No 1 Brooms at 55 cents and invites readers to earn wages by visiting 101 East Clifford Street paid in cash only.
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