God's Leading in Israel A Theocratic Journey Review
An overview tracing how God guided Israel from oppression in Egypt through the Exodus to the promised land. Key lessons include Moses education, the Passover, Red Sea crossing, manna, Jethro's counsel, Sinai law, golden calf judgment, spies, Joshua's leadership, cities of refuge, and obedience as national welfare. A concluding prayer and notes on church attendance.
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God
Egypt
Moses the
Pharaoh
Canaan
Goshen
Leesen II
Midian
Tarael
Red Sea
Jethro
Moses
Commonwealth of Israel
Sinai
Uwnbelief
Joshua
The Glory of the American Merchant Marine
In 1861 half of world tonnage flew the Stars and Stripes and American clipper ships dominated the seas for two decades. Today quiet New England towns preserve relics of that maritime pride, with banks in Salem and Nantucket recalling the era and two memorials marking the era’s reach.
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England
Seven Seas
Japan
New England
Salem
Newburyport
Portsmouth
The
Orient
Essex Street
Asiatic Bank
Pacific Bank
Nantucket
Brown Foils Hoboes in Sandville Saloon Ambush
In a Sandville episode a loyal railroad worker named Brown confronts hoboes occupying the town. After a barroom quarrel with a Polish ruffian, Brown arrests the band and confronts their leader Bully Packett as the rebel group plans to seize the freight and city government. The confrontation ends with Brown asserting control while Packett’s gang is scattered.
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Brown
Banner Draken
Tienca
Grese
Ture Ui
Cabouse
Murphy
Sandville
Unis
Jim
Poland
Shy
Brakeman Brown Overpowers Hoboes in Boisterous Fight
A train car scuffle ends with Brown overpowering Hackett and Pockett, while the crew restrains the brawlers. Murph y plans to hand them to the sheriff at Bennington. Brown receives a commendation and a gold watch from the company chief executive after the episode.
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Brown
Hackett
Toother
Brown Os
Hecht
Mackett Assail
Brakenan Sas
Flackett
Frau
Jim
Bennington
Murphy
Sergeant Brown Recruits as East Side Traffic Worries
An Indianapolis News item notes Sergeant WR Brown patrolling the east side of Minois street between Washington and Marland, warning pedestrians about enlisting and quizzing men about joining the army. The piece also links historical hair trends to politics, citing Manchu rule, samurai fashions, love locks, and Puritan contrasts.
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Minois
Washington
Marland
Serst
WR Brown
Army
Ilnois Street
Sergeant Brown
Cura
Lergyman
Suseant Brown
Indiagapulit News
Old
Japan
Absolom
Mere Suggestion on Poetry License Revenue Increase
A facetious speaker quips that the legislature could boost revenue by raising the price of the poetic license. The remark mocks fiscal debates and tax policy discussions in a playful, tongue in cheek tone.
Propaganda Costs Highlighted in War Commentary
A Philadelphia Ledger remark suggests that after the war it would be an interesting but arduous job for an expert statistician to determine Germany's total propaganda spending and the value of the money she spent.
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Germany
Philadelphia Ledger
Untitled Fragment of Personal Reflection
A fragmented reminiscence describes encountering a painted front door in a newly worn suit. The speaker notes urgency and a sense of being pressed or challenged, hinting at a moment of embarrassment or surprise. The wording emphasizes confusion and a stumble into an awkward situation.
How America Got Its Name and the Vespucci Claim
The article recounts Amerigo Vespucci's voyages and letters claiming early reach of the new world, the 1497 date, and the erroneous 1507 university judgment that named America after him. It notes Waldseemüller's 1507 map naming the continent and the later correction that Columbus and John Cabot preceded Vespucci. The Seville business house and the St Die meeting are mentioned, with the house still standing and visited by tourists.
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New World
America
Amerigo Vespucci
Florenutipe
Seville
Spain
Medicis
Columbus
Vespuenk
University of
Martin Waldseemuller
John Cabot
St. Oie
South America
Pol Polysaccharide: Hawaii’s Pol Dish Modernizes
Pol, a taro bulb paste once made primitively, is produced now in five sanitary factories in Hawaii. It ships to the United States, reaching New York markets and attracting demand from Hawaiians abroad and Americans who enjoy the dish. Used in hospitals for delicate digestion, it gains wider introduction as a substitute food during wartime.
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Sue Pervision
United States
New York City
No Lazy Man's Place in Hawaii
S S Paxson of Honolulu argues Hawaii is not a lazy land. He notes his 13 years in Honolulu, roles with Rotary, state legislature, and a leading auto firm, and says locals work as hard as on the mainland. He rejects the idea that Hawaiians sleep their days away.
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Hawaii
S. S. Paxson
Honolulu
Fonolulu
Philadelphia
Rotary Club
United States
Wawaii
Atstach
Ford
Wawa
Courageous Glasgow lad hailed as naval bridge hero
London correspondent recalls Mackinnon, a young Glasgow boy aboard the Anchor Inez Cameronia. He kept troops calm from the bridge with a megaphone and disobeyed orders to stay aboard, later being slung overboard by the captain. He is said to have perished aboard the Tuscania, epitomizing mercantile marine bravery.
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Inez
Ble
Mackinnon
Tuscania
Cameronia
Mediterranean
Glasgow
London
Manchester Guardian
Doubting His Meaning In World War I Company Tale
A company sergeant major disliked by men is seen as having cold feet. In a rest camp behind the line a fatigue party digs a trench to connect the sergeants mess to the major's dugout. A sergeant major’s adversary watches the comical dig and the futile trenching effort.
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Pearson
Weebl
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Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
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Jesus Christ
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CRC
Bully Packett
Mr. Yachett
Joy Hay
Smith & Walls
Denton, Md
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Uur Association
the Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
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J. Cashier
Cambridge, MD
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Wesley Collegiate Institute
Christan School
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Eglantine Farms
Greensboro
Ywilley’s
Maryhind State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Sanchez
Dorothy Fairfax
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Eastern Shore Paige
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Talbot
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Denter Story
PSP
JUMP
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Maryland
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Home Insurance CO
Eagle Pile Insurance Company
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Cambridge Laundry
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