Plagues of Egypt Run Like Natural Phenomena Says Author
The article argues the ten plagues were part miraculous and part natural, comparing Pharaoh's oppression of Hebrews with Egyptian gods. It discusses Moses signs, Satanic power, and possible natural explanations for the Nile turning red and other calamities, concluding with Moses and Pharaoh’s final exchange.
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Israel
Moses
Pharaoh
Egypt
India
Satan
Nile
Hee
Merrins
Ixansag
Nebraska
London
Dayton Social News and Local Club Cup Victory
Tuesday visits at Asbury Park include the Stults Weygandt and Bunckley families with Edna Anderson and Jamesbury road friend. The Dayton Gun Club returned from Asbury with the silver trophy by two points. Spectators list Cranbury Mount Applegate residents. Augard preaching at Fresh Ponds. Mrs. Davison ill. Social events feature music and refreshments with the Weygandts and Everett family guests.
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Asbury Park
David Stults
Edna Anderson
C. R. Weygandt
Harry Bunckley
Jamesbury Road
Peter Schenck
James B. Clark
Fresh Ponds
John Everett
Allen
Cecelia Everett
Parker Wilson
Ellison Dey
Dayton
Asbury
Charles Skillman
Joseph Reynolds
Peter Barclay
Adram Snedeker
William Vale
Cranbury
Mount Applegate
A. Ely
Nellie Bennett
Asa Bennett
New York
James Davison
Bessie
Lida Hubbard
C. Weygandt and Son
Newark
Iss Helen Hunt
Trenton
A. P. Deane
Alusic
Plainsboro Social Notes and Storm Ballyhoo
Plainsboro residents report return from shore as Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and family. Mrs. Jacob Hultz and Dale Luella Olive Van Doren visit Atlantic City for a few days. Mrs. Frank Applegate visits from Trenton. A heavy thunderstorm struck Isaac Schenk’s field Monday night with minor damage. Mrs. J. E. White entertained Mrs. Robert Keppel Monday. Mrs. William Breece visits friends in Monmouth Junction. Mr. Walters and son Leo travel to New York for a few days.
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Jacob Hultz
Dale Luella
Olive van Doren
Atlantic City
Frank Applegate
Trenton
Mary Kerr
Isaac Schenk
J. E. White
Robert Keppel
William Breece
Monmouth Junction
Mr. Walters
Leo
New York
Local Social Notes from Long Island and Nearby Towns
Miss Harriet Edwards returns home to Long Island after a month with her uncle John Mount. Mrs. Peter Johnson and Mrs. David Johnson visit Highland Park with David Johnson purchasing two homes. Families and friends from Trenton Jersey City Hightstown and Dayton are mentioned in hospitality and visits across the region.
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Harriet Edwards
John Mount
Long Island
N. Y
Peter Johnson
David Johnson
Highland Park
Newspaper 112 Years Old Sells in Auction
The Trenton True American with 1801 ancestry was sold in parts for 42425 dollars. Broad Street National Bank of Trenton bid in the real estate and newspaper plant for 41500 dollars. Rich and McLean of New York bought the remnants of a job department for 1925. James Earney of the Trenton Times purchased the plant and discontinued publication.
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Trenton
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Trenton, N. J
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Steinblock
Eff & Eff
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R. A. Donnelly’s
Madras
R. A. Donnelly
Broad Street
Mareeaima Sele
R. Lewis Furniture Co
Jamesburg, N. J
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Afoses Gate Signa
Viola Taylor
Newburg N. Y
J. Everett
Plainsboro
John Miller
Cranbury Station
Geo. Peppler
Duryea Platt
Joseph Bursom
William Wolfe
Jersey City
William Bishop
William Brown
William Gibson
Geo. B. Ely
Nelson Schlottman
J. D. Buckalow
Elisa Lucilla Appleby
Mgy
Eva Ely
Geo. Wolfe
Raymond Davison
Hightstown
Wesley Nearie
William Aler
Mirs
William McDowell
Henry McDowell
Sivinhach Company
Seravy
F. C. Lamb
Box
First National Bank
Insurance
Surety Bond
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American Surety Co
Horace Atwood
Morgantown
W. Virginia
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Walker-Gordon Lab’y Co
J. H. Grover & Son
Peingeton Junction
Charles C. Groves
Franz A. Rows
Office North Main Street
Samuel E. Dey
Cranbury, New Jersey
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