Bride and Carpenter of Nazareth Betrothal Tale
Joseph endures testing by Nazareth elders and priests as he wins the betrothal of Mary in a ceremony before witnesses and family. The kethubah is signed, dowry fixed, and Mary enters the guardianship of Joseph awaiting the wedding a year hence.
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Mary Joseph
Carpenter of
Nazareth
Mary
Joseph
George Cornell
Holy City
Mary Hath
Joachim
Anna
Zechariah
Elizabeth
Jacob
House of David
Bethlehem
U.S
Roosevelt High student leaves note about lights
A Des Moines man who overheard juvenile delinquency reports found a note on his front seat stating the lights were left on and the culprit, a Roosevelt High School student, claimed responsibility with a courteous message. The car started normally afterward.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Des Moines
Roosevelt High School
P.S
Uncertain Religious Text Fragment Near Temple Blessing
A fragment describes a scene where a company worships toward the Temple while a priest blesses the Lord God of Abraham. It mentions Mary, Joachim, and Joseph bar Jacob and hints at the Annunciation to come the next day.
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Joseph
Abraham
Mary
Joachim
Joseph Bar Jacob
Rambler Launches New Crusade to Share Progress With Buyers
Rambler unveils a plan to share economic gains with customers from December 1960 to March 1961 on purchases of Rambler or Metropolitan cars from authorized dealers. The program aims to boost volume, lower costs, and distribute savings through government savings bonds, with potential total payouts ranging from 3.68 million to 24.93 million dollars depending on sales gains.
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Rambler
U.S
Chevrolet
Ford
Ramblers
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