Moses Legacy and the Final Blessing of Israel
Moody sermon reflects on Moses as a unique servant of God who saw Jehovah face to face yet was denied the promised land. It honors his roles as prophet and lawgiver, notes Aaron and Miriam’s murmurs, and closes by urging faithful obedience to the law through Joshua as the new leader.
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Moses
Kadesh- Barnes
Miriam
Aaron
Eleazar
Balaam
Pepeaten
Israel
Thia
Demekor
Mosesn
Adleraly
Searged
George the Lang
Abraham
God
Almbell
Heth-Peor
Joshua
Giles
Jeader
Moséa
Seyith
D. -Lyz
Moody
Mademoiselle
Abe
Ste
Dunham
Eve
Eva
Ghez
tengheraDa
Patuptick
Patrick
Ivas
Aerodrome
Brilant
Abebad
Bogein
Benson
Rigve
Bercame
Uthen
Benson - Baying
Lewis Theayer
Jending
Lewis
Thayer
Booson
Fiayer
Joosen
James
Harper's
Maxazine
Accident Report Sparks Demand for Apology
A Toronto newspaper recounted an incident involving two well known temperance movement readers. The accident happened on their way home from a temperance meeting. The paper later withdrew its claim that they were intoxicated, apologizing to the gentlemen.
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Toronto
Eve Dunham Ends Moonlit Monoplane Flight
Eve Dunham and Lewis Thayer share a moonlit reunion after Eve lands a monoplane atop a tree and is rescued. Benson guides Thayer down, then the pair reconcile amidst danger and sudden romance as Eve confesses a hurt hand and a longing for a future with Lewis.
The Daughter of David Kerr and the Newsroom Debate
Editor Wright views the News as a force for truth and state welfare. Kendall, Gilbert, and Wright discuss compromise, the ideal newspaper, and the influence of powerful interests on reporting. Wright aims to inform with open, fair discourse while resisting backroom deals.
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Kendall
Wright
Gilbert
Newa
Gilibert
Haya
Nate
David Kerr
Lost wills and family feuds in a gelling tale
Fragmentary clippings recount a probate mystery where a late judge’s testamentary papers vanish after years of legal wrangling. A daughter’s estrangement, secrets kept behind shutters, and a lottery of inheritance expose motives, deceit, and the urge for control within a troubled family. Also included are brief Victorian anecdotes about old punishment, a smug child’s trick, a storm wreck, and a hat joke.
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Gelling
Jock
Farolly
Bebhind
Longdqu
Fragmented stray lines hint at a city journal snippet
A garbled excerpt appears to reference familiar names and a social contact in a city journal page. readable bits include "Way" and questions about acquaintance and fashion, with stray punctuation and broken phrases suggesting OCR damage rather than a complete news item.
Notice of Sale of Dill Real Estate in Caroline County
Order of publication in Equity for Caroline County Circuit Court directs publication in four weekly issues. It informs absent heirs Wilbert G Dill Mary J Dill Herman G Dill Lottie M Dill Della M Stant and Frederick Stant of Benjamin F Dill deceased and of the plan to sell real estate to pay debts including a $118.75 undertaker bill. Absent parties must appear by Dec 10 1913 to show cause why a decree should not pass.
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Caroline County
Benjamin F. Dill
John Battin
Laura A. Dill
Maryland
Wilbert G. Dill
Mary J. Dill
Herman G. Dill
Lottie M. Dill
Della M. Stant
Frederick Stant
Orphans’ Court
Edward Key
Maria G. Howitt
Wilbert G. Dil
Delaware
Chancery
Charles B. Harrison
J. Kemp Stevens
Petition to contest Mary Virginia Stevens will in Maryland
Henrietta Stevens Mills seeks to annul the February 8 1905 will alleging Mary Virginia Stevens died intestate. The petition notes Mary Virginia Stevens surviving children and undue influence claims, asks for jury issues and court order of publication to summon executor William D Uhler of Philadelphia to answer by December 16 1913.
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Mary Virginia Stevens
Caroline County
Maryland
Henrietta Stevens Mills
Roland Y. Mills
Arthur J. W. Stevens
Baltimore
B. Gootee Stevens
Carrie K. Crosby
William Crosby
State of
Texas
Clarence R. Stevens
Nettie V. Wheeler
Elmer E. Wheeler
21St Street
Baltimore City
Georgia W. Smith
H. Earl Smith
Denton
Margaret S. Uhler
William D. Uhler
Philadelphia
Bruce G. Stevens
Williston
William D. Uchter
Pennsylvania
Orphans’ Court
William AD. Uhler
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Roward
Marvin Errot
Melvin &Jornson
Velizhers
Barte ET Oe
K. O Sellers
Sxsslas Peeoenh
The
Moody Bible Institute
Phy
Eve Dunham
Withiher
Tim
Henetity
Fale
Will
Elizabeth-Wordsworth
Hepca
Ksnsag
City Journal
Tima
Kent County- Mutual
Doven
Dell
James J. Ross
WM. Dunney
Sec’s and
Treas
Gerteer & Deer Agents
Lirvingdones
Greensboro
Alexz-Hoble
Proston
Anty Prinern
Iene
Anty Drudge
Progressive Housewives’ Club
Wels & Co., Phunadelphias
John B. Martin
Stevens Brothers
Commission. Merchants
S. Charles, Con. Campen Sr
R. Nelson Stevens
J. K. B. Emory
Merchants-Mechanics Bank
Del
Va. Ry
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DENT
P.M
A.M
Tor Har
T. Murdoch I. Hk.onxs
Willard Thomson
Hope H. Barrell, Attorney
Clan Clare
Henry C. Rawlings
G. Lacey Stevens
Potter Steele
Nisi
Marie E. Noble
Jacob L. Noble
Kent County
Orpane Court
Daniel W. Downes
Patterson C. Bradley
Wm. Pepper
Baltimore, Maryland
Elkton
Automobile
Dearborn
R. W. Emerson
J. Virgil Moore
Denton, Ma
America
Greete T
Dulany-Vernay
Che'es S
Baltimore, MD
Mindergarten
el Gree
the Horre Insurance Commany
New York
Belus
Home Insurance Co
A. G Tancock
Moyet
Te Beilding
Baltiaigre
Fats
United Staves
Washington
Annapolis
Hea Depot
Dentn, MD
J. H. Beer
Sorial
Bian
Byupemior Guano Company
J. A Macistose
Denton, Md
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