Three Faiths and the Shrine in Jerusalem’s Sacred Trail
The article surveys Jerusalem’s holy sites used by Christians, Jews, and Muslims since World War I, noting pilgrim routes from Jaffa to railheads, legends tied to the Holy Sepulcher, Dome of the Rock, and nearby shrines. It traces historic guardianship, medieval visions, and the lasting impact of crusader and knightly orders on the sacred landscape.
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Ince
Palestine
Jerusalem
J. I. Scheltema
Asia
Jaffa
Holy Land
Plain of Sharon
Valley of
Rephaim
Akir
Sar’t
Ekron
Zorah
Samson
David
Joshua
Judas Maccabeus
Saladin
Richard
Lion Heart
Old Jerusalem
al-Khadr
Euxine
Aegean
Ponce de Leon
The
Jordan
Gabriel
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Bir az-Zaybaq
Bethlehem
Helena
Basilica
Harun-al-Rashhid
Hakim Bi amr’Allah
William of Tyre
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Louis VII
France
Eleanor
Atranger
William
Poitou
Guyenne
St. James of Compostella
Spain
Louis
Bonda
Benry
Plantagenet
England
Godfrey of
Bouillon
Baldwin
John
Brother John
Holley
Mecca
Solomon
Judah
Benjamin
Tudela
Melchizedek
Jami’ al-Aqsa
House of Prayer
Aleppo
Nuraddin
Muhammedan
Europe
Malt al-Kamlil
Frederick II
Forayer
Knights Templars
Jacques de Molay
Philp
Clement V
Knights ‘Hospitalers
Brothers of St. John
Gerald of Amalthé
Iowa News Roundup of 1921 Farm, Crime and Health Events
Iowa officials mobilize to care for 6800 Armenian orphans. Robberies and thefts prompt police probes in Grinnell and Emmetsburg. Farm bureau activities include conventions in Indianapolis and Des Moines, with leaders reappointed. Grain and wheat trade notes from Decorah and Winneshiek county. Casualties include a horse accident in Ames and a fatal shotgun mishap in Richardville. Damages awarded in a Muscatine wreck case. Studies of nursing and rabies control appear at Creston and across the state.
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Iowa
Kruggel Hardware
Rockwell
Iown
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Indianapolis
Ind
John Miller
Dubuque
James Carter
L. V. Carter
Dldora
Acre
Young Carter
L. Bissonnette
Charles City
Iowa State Union
American Society of Equity
Waterloo
Hubert VanScoy
Bert VanScoy
Ames
Joseph Sweet
Emmetsburg
Iowa Federation
Des Moines
Federation
Grinnell Fair Association
Town Nurses’ Association
Creston
Butler County Farm Bureau
Canada
United States
Howard Kelley
Muscatine
State Board of Health
Coakley
State Bank
Belmond
John Berg
Allan J. Hunter
Mason City
Brittan Bond and Investment Company of
Kansas City
Mabel
Michael Steger
Richardsville
B. F. Drewlow
New Hampton
Canada Wins Big at International Live Stock Show in Chicago
The article lauds western Canada for sweeping prizes at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. Canada captured twenty of twenty five wheat prizes including Durum and Mint Corn honors, plus major wins in cattle, horses, sheep, and hogs. It notes champions in Shorthorns, Clydesdales, Belgians, Yorkshires, and other classes, attributing success to oats and barley feeds and native grasses.
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Canada
United States
Chicago
Alberta
Tin supply from Yunnan district faces cut off
No tin from South China as Yunnan district may halt all exports soon. The region is said to supply one-fourth of world demand but is now credited with only one-twelfth. Current imine operator returns do not justify mine operation.
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South China
Yunnan
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription Ad
An old time testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and blood and Favorite Prescription for weak women. It claims fifty years of reliability and urges mothers to rely on these toning remedies for strength and renewed health with a specific reader named Mrs H O Ropensoray.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce
Ropensoray
North Pine Street
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