Forced Into Egypt Jeremiah Prophecies and Hopeful Vision
A compact overview of Jeremiah’s prophecies including warnings to Jews, Egypt oracles, and a prognostic arc toward a spiritual worship centered on a coming Christ. It notes Jeremiah’s era alongside Zephaniah, Habakkuk, Ezekiel and Daniel and cites chapters 42 and 43.
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Jeremiah
Egypt
Bera
Zephaniah
Habakkuk
Ezekiel
Daniel
Zedekiah
Babylon
Christ
Jerusalem
Isaiah
Jeremiah Faces Jeering Rebuff Over Egypt Escape
Jeremiah endures a hostile reception as Johanan and his followers accuse him of false prophecy. The group seeks to flee Jerusalem to Egypt defying God’s warning to remain, while the prophet pleads for obedience and warns of sword famine and pestilence if they go.
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Jeremiah
Johanan
Jerusalem
God
Egypt
Baruch
Neriah
Babylon
Iphanan
Zion
Nebuzar-adan
Nebuchadnezzar
Np One
Gedaliah
Ishmael
Gedalilah
Monument to the forgotten toil of laborers rises
The World of Labor column recounts workers who built empires with their blood and bones. It notes Lynn shoe factory closures exhausting tens of thousands, various global labor events, strikes, and legal rulings on union picketing, with updates from Chicago Ottawa Buffalo Winnipeg St Louis and New York among others. The piece links industrial progress to worker sacrifice and calls for a lasting memorial.
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Harry H. Kemp
The
New York Independent
Lynn
Mass
Vienna
America
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baron Hengelmuller
Chicago
Fisher & Swawite
Fisher
Ottawa
Canada
British Columbia
Buffalo
N. Y
Winnipeg
Man
Bury
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Martin Irons
Great Southwestern
Arkansas
Missouri State Federation of Labor
New York
Supreme Court
Second Department
Brooklyn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Court of Appeals
Grosscup
Baker
Seaman
Iron Molders’ Union
Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Company
Marshalltown
Telegraphers’ Union
Hilda Swenson
Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Havelock
San Francisco
Harris Weinstock
California
Europe
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Building a Narrow 18 Foot Wide House by Radford Plan
William A Radford offers free expert architectural advice for readers. The plan discusses fitting a house to a narrow 18 by 38 foot lot with a back-end room, a dining kitchen via pantry, two upper bedrooms, and a central bathroom lit by a dormer window, illustrating efficient use of limited width.
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William A. Radford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ill
Modern small houses with graceful design for urban living
The piece argues for affordable artistic small houses with modern amenities to attract renters and buyers. It celebrates improved bathrooms and heat design, contrasts cottage and generic tenement styles, and urges better roof lines, window placement, and color schemes to create pleasant, airier homes. It cites consequences of narrow lots and fence upkeep, and includes a humorous anecdote about umbrellas on trains.
Sermonette on Jeremiah and Johnathan’s Dilemma
The piece reflects on Gedaliah’s rise, Ishmael’s plot, and Johanan’s resistance, ending with a call to heed God’s word despite immediate unpopularity. It questions modern parallels where people seek divine wisdom yet resist truthful messages that conflict with personal aims. The exhortation urges speaking truth despite rejection, warning of divine judgment.
Woman Suffrage Donations Guide the Movement
Mrs. Russell Sage and other women of means pledged 60000 to the national cause. Payments arranged as 12000 annually for five years. The American Woman Suffrage Association reports receipts rising from 2544 in 1892 to 25662 in 1907.
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Russell Sage
United States
American Woman Suffrage Association
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Prophet
World of Labor
Pullman
Pullman Car Shops
India
Calcutta
Columbus
W. S. Carter
Peoria
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
John J. Hannahan
Carter
Messrs. Carter
Hannahan
C. A. Wilson
Phillipsburg
N. J
Timothy Shea
Wilson
Shea
Imerican
A.radford
Howell
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