Joseph Reveals Himself and Forgives His Brothers
The article narrates Joseph telling his brothers in Egypt he is their brother, forgiving past wrongs, and comforting them. It reflects on mercy, unity, and prophetic links to Israel and the Messiah within Genesis and biblical roles. It notes Jacob’s move to Egypt, Pharaoh’s consent, and Joseph admonishing brothers to avoid dispute on the way. It also mentions local notices and community happenings in the surrounding towns.
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Joseph
Egypt
Christ
Jesus
Messiah
Israel
Benjamin
Great Company
Jacob
Goshen
Pharaoh
Grove Surprise Birthday Party Noted in Hamilton Square
Genuine surprise greeted F F Grove on Monday June 2 for his 46th birthday. Attendees included J H Grove and family from Hamilton Square, L W Grove and daughters, Ethel and Luella Grove, Emma Hollenbeck and Luther from Scotts Corner, Abijah Cottrell family of Robbinsville, Harvey Grover family from Cranbury Neck, Allison E B Dey and wife, Laux Dey, Joseph Howell and Linds Grove, Grant Everitt of Trenton. The gathering featured music and games and was described as very pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea
F.grove
Aga
F. F. Grove
J. H. Grove
Hamilton Square
L. W. Grove
Luella
Ethel
Grove
Emma Hollenbeck
Luther
Scotts Corner
Abijah Cottrell
Emma
Robbinsville
Harvey Grover
Helen
Ruth
Cranbury Neck
Allison EB. Dey
Lauien Dey
Hightstown
Joseph Howell
Linds Grove
Grant Everitt
Trenton
Local Residents Visit and Recreation on Decoration Day
Clarence Anderson and wife of Yardville visited Ancil and Dey. Miss Minnie Ribner of Freehold stayed with them. George Peppler hosted Della Applegate Hoffmans Station Jennie Howell Hightstown and Arthur Ervin on Sunday. Thomas Shotwell recovers from operation at St Francis Hospital Trenton. David Johnson and wife with Helen and Gertrude Fergusson spent Decoration Day with W P Fergusson family in Philadelphia. Winfield Johnson attended theatre in Trenton Saturday. Grace Peppler spent week with Lillian Caine in Hightstown. George Ely Eva Ely Warren Ely and Wn Gibson with daughter Margaret spent Decoration Day in Freehold. Mrs Peter Johnson Elsie Johnson Minnie Brackman visited Trenton Saturday. Lillian Courtney of Trenton visited Thomas Collins and family. Duryea Platt and Raymond Davison and wife spent Sunday in Hightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jemison
South River
Edward Anderson
A. Ely
Ella
Emma Rowland
E. Wilson
Harvey Groves
New Brunswick
Lincoln Perrine
Creg
Wesley Applegate
Grove
Beulah Hubbard
H. MacDonald
Clarence Anderson
Yardville
Ancil G. Dey
Minnie Ribner
Freehold
George Peppler
Della Applegate
Hoffman’s Station
Jennie Howell
Hightstown
Arthur Ervin
David Johnson
Helen and
Gertrude Fergusson
W. P. Fergusson
Philadelphia
Winfield Johnson
Trenton
Grace Peppler
Lillian Caine
George B. Ely
Eva Ely
Warren Ely
Wn. P. Gibson
Margaret
Peter Johnson
Elsie Johnson
Minnie Brackman
Lillian Courtney
Thomas Collins
Duryea Platt
Raymond Davison
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A promotional notice touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for the hot weather. It urges every family to keep the preparation on hand and claims it is invaluable and cost effective, with sales through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Gunson
Canson
E.state Street
Trenton, N. J
Farmers’ Supply House
Johnston
Johnson
Deere and
Deere
Wyckoff Bros
New Jersey
Blaine Davison
Cranbury
Charles C. Groves
Stro -Liverpool
London-&-Globe
Commercial Union
Niagara Ins. Co
Caledonian, Special I
Queen Ins. Co
North British & Mer
Camden Fire
Oneil's
Looxz
James O’neil
Main St
Granbury
N. J
Teen Tabernacle
Howe
Am Joseph
Lord’s Brethren
Dayton
Charles T. Potts
Andrew Ely
A. Hubbard
Decoration Night
Helen Hunt
James B. Clark
West Philadelphia
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Glen
N. F. Clayton
Cranbury Station
Thomas Shotwell
St. Francis Hospital
Chamberain
Strinbark
Asbury Park
Oxfords
White Buck Oxfords
Cranbury Press Office
Maat
R. Lewis Furniture Co
Jamesburg
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