Star of the East and the Nativity Tale in Matthew
The article recounts the Star of Bethlehem guiding the Magi to Jesus birth as told in Matthew and traces how the star became a legendary miraculous luminary. It notes Christian interpretation shifting from mythic miracle to possible natural celestial phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morad
Jerusalem
Hethiehem
Judea
Juda
Hethlehem
Centurion
Tarael
Wil Nowe
Christ
Wise Men or Magi in Matthew Era and Star Theories
The article argues that the Magi were astrologers from the East, likely Chaldea or Persia, who followed stellar omens. It reviews Kepler and other astronomers’ ideas about planetary conjunctions, comets, and novas as possible explanations for the Star of Bethlehem, weighing historical proofs and objections.
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Matthew
St. Matthew
Chaldea
Persia
Arabian
Ced
Yeshichem
Deiblehem
Jerusalem
Herod
Bethlehem
Alwale
Magaret
H.C . Henew
Hebiohen
Johann Kepler
Maech
Mowe
Cyrus Comar
Charlemagne
Luther
Chriattle
Jupiter
Saturn
Chetet
Raturn
Kepler
Keplor
Ideler
Merlin
Balurn
Ti Bile
Kneke Lo
Stockwell
Star of Bethlehem
W. Ch
Inter
R. A. Proctor
Edmund Halley
Constantinople
Minty
Hethiehem
Rtl
Alan
Experts Recommend Fortifying Pacific Outposts After Weeks of Tests
A board of experts led by General Macomb evaluates Pacific fortress sites including Pearl Harbor and nearby docks. They urge limited battery installations and stronger defenses, warning that distant missiles and land-based threats require forward emplacements. The panel includes Col Merrion Blakeson and Lt. Col Wooten.
Every Acre Pay Dry Farming Methods Promoted
The text argues that dry farming can be profitable worldwide by effective tillage. It distinguishes dry farming from irrigation reliant operations and highlights reducing evaporation and conserving soil moisture as core goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory
Patronise Home Markets for Better Prices
The text urges buying at home markets, arguing local purchases reduce costs and transportation expenses. It claims patronizing domestic trade strengthens the local economy and yields higher prices, benefiting sellers and the community alike.
Fragmentary Local Notice on Farmstead Keep and Flock
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a farmstead shelter for fowls and an owner with unclear name. It hints at trees and shelter for a chicken or fowl operation but details are unreadable. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or places are discernible.
Mortgage Rules Urge Farmers to Reinvest Annually
A historical note urges farmers to convert leases to mortgages and to reinvest each year. The text emphasizes steady growth and cautious financial planning for agricultural operations.
Nebraska Poised to Succeed Texas as Hoodoo Ship
Retired Captain claims Nebraska may replace Texas as Navy hoodoo ship after long misfortune. He recalls Texas battles at Santiago and its sinking at Brooklyn yard when sea cocks failed. Includes anecdotes about Captain Phillips and Captain Evans and the humor surrounding eels sent to Evans.
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Nebraska
Texas
Ashington
United State
San Marcon
Navy
L L Darbey
Santiago
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Jack Phillips
Hobe Evans
Captain Evans
Phillips
Jock
Cuba
Bob Evans
San Marcos
Enterprising Sam Adopts Electrical Laundry Idea
A Mount Pleasant shopkeeper Sam Lee uses an electrical iron with a weight system to reduce his ironing workload. The article portrays Sam as part of the new Chinese American wave embracing modern conveniences and efficiency.
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Sam Lee
Fourteenth Street
Mount Pleasant
Sam
He Wants a Wife and a Quick Union Says Beymore
August Beymore, aka August Schaefelaky de Wlukkadel de Castellana, claims a California aunt promised $160,000 if he marries an American woman. Now in Washington, he seeks a wife and vows to forfeit a $150,000 legacy if none is found, arguing for equal partnerships and shared finances.
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Aguust Beymore
August Schaefelaky de Wlukkadel de Castellana
Tunis
Jarem
California
Oakland
Cal
Seymore
Castellane
Marie diMculties
Count Bont
Washington
Beymore
Washington pacing toward bicycle era with Wilson at helm
Washington observes a bicycle era as President elect Wilson plans vacations and possible tours by wheel. Secret Service and officials monitor safety while aides and officials consider a bicycle driven capital pace and a broader revival of cycling among the well to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Adee
Europe
Gov. Wilson
Secret Service
Glin
Wilcon
Bo Wong
Fragmented excerpt on behavior and contrasts
A garbled passage discusses a shy young man and reactions to praise or insult, then abruptly shifts to miscellaneous phrases about domesticated animals, plank degradation, and contrasts involving Peru China and other terms. The text is incomplete and incoherent with no clear event or entities.
A Le Mode Chief Toed Of Four?
A fragmented line from a clipping mentions a chief and a toed object tied to four, hinting at a local inquiry or editorial note. The readable text is limited, offering little concrete detail about names, places, or events.
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Hon
Gam H. Dison
Congress
ANE
Sternce Walley
Hawaii
Roperte
Gibraltar
Pasifie
Este
Experta Ever && Saub
Peart Barter
Vondluia Frem
Patronise Home Markets
Hicken
Evergrees Trees
Sam Ia
Mr. Wilson
Tie
Peru
China
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