Jonathan Crowned Duke by King Alexander in Jerusalem
In Ptolemais Jonathan is praised by King Alexander after a plot against him fails. Jonathan travels to Jerusalem with peace restored, as envoys plot to undermine him, but Alexander honors him by clothing him in purple and declaring him a duke ruling in his realm.
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Bacchidea
Jonathan
Bacchides
Jonjathan
Israel ‘Tor
Michmas
Jérusaloma
Demetrius
Alexander
Egain
Demetrus
Ptolemais
Egypt
Jerusalem
Sermonette Reflects Psalm 140 Amid Maccabee Theme
The piece discusses Davidic psalm verses as a devout backdrop for the Maccabees, noting threats from within and without to Jonathan and others. It paraphrases pleas for protection, aversion to wicked schemes, and divine justice against violent foes, concluding with confidence that the Lord upholds the afflicted and the righteous praise him.
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David
Jonathan
Noble career ignites lifelong ambition in his breast
Excerpts reveal a leader inspired by trusted words from his brethren. The youthful ambition to prove worthy and faithful as a people’s guide grows at a pivotal hour. The text hints at a destined path shaped by devotion and resolve.
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Pople
Fuithees of Life Prompts Lost Path to Salvation
Fragmentary religious meditation speaks on salvation and the journey to life. The text hints at personal struggle and a search for meaning within a moral or spiritual frame. The source presents a contemplative guide rather than a narrative.
Autumn leaf parties and early morning bird feasts delight hostesses
A column detailing novel gatherings from cordial autumn leaf parties with color coded partners and porch bonfires to an Early Morning Bird Party at five am with birding prizes. It cites an apron shower for a bride and praises homemaker spirit urging thoughtful daily home life.
Autumn Millinery Promotes Soft Velvet Chapeaux and Florals
Vogue highlights autumn hats with velvety textures and silk braids forming crown plates and trimming bands. Soft undetermined shapes replace bold midsummer outlines, emphasizing exclusive draped chapeaux in velvet Calla lilies Tulips and large velvet anemones with natural hues and velvet foliage.
Fashion Notes On Evening Gowns And Fabrics Of The Season
The piece surveys gown trimming in lengthwise forms with folds and shirring, two tone satins, contrasts in fabrics, metallic effects in cottons, and accessories like glace kid gloves. It highlights long coats, separate scarf wraps, and the Beau Brummel frill adding femininity to tailored suits.
Dutch Boy Painter Trademark Promises Pure White Lead
An old column notes paint quality and expert skill, urging readers to rely on National Lead Company's Dutch Boy Painter trademark as a purity guarantee. It offers a lead tester kit from National Lead Company in New York and previews a feature on Prince Ching of China described by a London Times correspondent as a corrupt official. A Chautauqua puzzle recalls a faculty member’s matrimonial status as “Married or single- Yes.”
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National
National Lead Company
Trinity Bldg
New York City
Prince Ching
Foreign Department
Peking
London Times
Yuan Shik-kai
Wai-wu-pu
Foreign Office
Chautauqua Fa
Mars the Next Field
A reflective passage contemplates humans pursuing Mars as the next frontier. It notes the north pole’s shifting challenge and the potential reality of Martian exploration arising from advancing technologies and respectful discourse about Maren and related scientific progress.
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Mars
North Pole
Nature
Pole
Maren
First Grand Army Post Organized in Europe
The first Grand Army post in Europe has been organized at Oldham, Lancashire, England, where two former Union soldiers reside. It is the first European post but not the first outside the United States, with four in Canada, one in Peru, and one in Honolulu St. John (N. B.) Globe.
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Europe
Oldham
Lancashire
England
United States
Canada
Peru
Honolulu
St. John
N. B
Globe
A New Dress for 10 Cents Dyola Dyes Ad
An advertising note promotes Dyola Dyes at 10 cents per package. It claims same fast brilliant colors on cotton wool silk or blends and offers to mail any color with directions and color card from Burlington Vermont if not in stock.
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Dyola
Burlington, Vt
Work Exchange for Music Lessons Ad Reads Like Old Notice
An early New England weekly carried an advert offering a quarter of music lessons in exchange for work on a cellar, placed alongside an onion of products. The note mentions Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder and a LeRoy New York address for trials, reflecting period marketing and service trade hints.
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New England
Allen
Oimat LeRoy
New York
Two Kinds of Service Soldierly Looking Man Clash
A brief dialogue pits a veteran declaring 15 years in service against a man who asks what fort he served at, highlighting contrasting backgrounds and questions of legitimacy in a terse exchange.
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Fort
Fragmentary dialogue snippets from an old magazine page
The readable text presents truncated lines about a man under a bed and a humorous reply about dropping a hat. Names and coherent context are missing, leaving a collage of phrases and characters without a clear event or narrative.
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Ella
Etella
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman After Surgery
Alvena Sperling of Chicago reports nearly dying from a tumor and amid doctors recommending operation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health, easing inflammation and nervous exhaustion, and improving digestion and flatulence.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Pinkham
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