Pharaoh's Dream Interpretations and Joseph's Rise
The narrative recounts Joseph interpreting dreams in prison, predicting seven years of plenty followed by famine, and gaining authority under Pharaoh. It links his trials to Christ's example, emphasizes divine providence guiding adversity, and notes future messianic teaching from these events.
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Butler
Baker
Joseph
Pharaoh
Jesus
Church
Hfe
Jacob
Sis
God
Wien
Messiah
Local social notes and visits from Prospect to Philadelphia
The report lists residents and visitors including Mr A Snedeker and daughter from Prospect Plains with Peter Barclay, W H MacDonald at the nineteenth annual Relay races in Philadelphia, Miss Mary Runkle visiting Frenchtown relatives, Mrs William Oderkirk in Highland Park visiting her mother, Fritz Luttman owning a four year old colt bought from Lemuel Perrine, Mr and Mrs Paul Matzke entertaining at Mrs M A Ely's, Eurnest Velord visiting Philadelphia, the Mott couple from Jamesburg visiting Henry MacDonald, Washington suburb residents visiting their mother, the town Justice of the Peace at Voorhees Station on business,Misses Lida and Bessie Hubbard from Cranbury New Brunswick Philadelphia entertaining friends, Lida Hubbard at Frederick G. Robinson funeral, Henry MacDonald visitors at Reuney N. Dey’s, Leonard Smith at Applegarth, Rev James B. Clark preaching at Fresh Ponds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Snedeker
Prospect Plaing
Peter Barclay
W. H. MacDonald
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mary ‘Runkle
Frenchtown
Ahe
George Miller
William Oderkirk
Magnolia Ave
Highland Park
Fritz Luttman
Lemuel Perrine
Paul Matzke
Milltown
M. A. Ely
Harry .Cook
Som Osborn
Washington, D. C
Justice of the Peace
Voorhees Station
Plainsboro Victims Buried As Community News Rolls On
Mrs Julius Potts died after a long illness and funeral services were held at her brother William Holles home conducted by Rev J F Miller of Princeton. Interment was at Forest Lake Pa. Survived by husband three children mother two sisters and two brothers. A fire destroyed a 32 by 100 foot cattle barn at Walker Gordon laboratories injuring no one. loss about 4000 partly insured with plans to rebuild. About 50 cattle housed in the barn.
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Julius Potts
William Holles
J. Fe, Miller
Princeton
Forest Lake
Bollea
Charles Justin
Towanda
Julia Bolles
Plainsboro
Scott Bolles
Port Dickinson
William Bolles
Walker- Gordon Laboratories
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Ontario Druggist
C Lower Druggist of Surov Ontario writes that Dr King's New Discovery is the best throat and lung medicine. He says it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed. He urges families to keep a bottle for use. Prices 50c and 1.00. Guaranteed by N. F. Clayton.
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C. Lower
Surov
Onto
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
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Mr. Man and Boy
Norfolk
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State
Warren St's
Trenton
Gunson
E. Spank Strmey
Farmers’ Supply House
Columbia Jagger
New Way
Deere Corn Planters
Deere
Pittsburg
Wyckoff Bros
Imightstown
New Jersey
Dayton
Eurnest Velord
Wm. Mott
Jamesburg
Apent
Henry Mac Donald
Lida
Bessie Hubbard
Cranbury
New Brunwick
Misa Lida Hubbard
A. Hubbard
Frederick G. Robinson
Henry MacDonald
Reuney N. Dey
Leonard Smith
Applegarth
James B. Clark
Fresh Ponds
P. J. Letson
Dr. Donahue
New Brunswick
H. W. Jeffers
Emily Jeffers
Gertrude Barnard
J. V. B. Wicoff
H. A. Stults
McNamee
Joseph Camp
W. E. Foote
Munn & Co
America
Apollo Lodge
Puusday
Walter H. Javens, W. M
Dickens
Peppler
Bordo
Paris Green
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Atte
R. Lewis Furniture Co
Jamesburg, N. J
Atlantic City, N. J
Chas. F. Haley
Monroe St
Cranbury, N.J
Heystone Poultry Food
Heystone Foods
Taylor Bros
Cranbury Press Office
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