Biblical Origins and King James Bible History
The piece recounts the Nativity story from Matthew and traces Bible translation history from Wycliffe to Coverdale and King James. It notes the 1611 edition, its royal backing, and gives context on translations, printers, and decorative details, including Henry VII and the Order of the Garter.
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John Dickinson Sherman
DO Goms
James Tilite
Mags. Wiigien
Bt. Matthey
Matthew
Jamon Bibie
Chamigny
King Fames
Hampton Court
Morty
Acholura
Wagland
London
Nabert Baeler
James
Prince Tames
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Jesus Christ
Lord Darnley
Mary Queen of Scots
James VI
Scotland
Elzabetty
Tomes I
England
Europe
John Wycliffe
Wyeliffe
Tincoli
Latyn
Miles Coverdale
Dona
Smtgerland
Zurich
Garden of Eden
Henry VII
Byles Coverdale
Clyll
Henry VI
Hal
Finglish
Rome
Ifn
Order of the Garter
Prince of Wales
Edward TW
Countess of
Plant lore and herb shifts across Old Land gardens
A fragmentary note traces old names for common plants such as the wild cranesbill and mallow, noting a shift when Herb Robert supplanted the mallow after ritual rites. It cites urban council chatter from the London Daily News and mentions volunteers sought for teaching while a rescue on a cliff is described alongside a farmer named Thomas Willige after arduous work in heat.
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London Daily News
Thomas Willige
Williama Wuce
Risks Life to Save Lamb Holiday Makers in Barmouth
A dramatic rescue effort near Barmouth involved a holiday maker risking life to save a lamb from danger. The incident drew responders and highlighted quick action amid a perilous situation on the coast.
Christmas Spirit in a Second-Rate Store
Mary Graham Bonner recounts a festive tale set in a big city store where the Christmas rush fills the floor with shoppers and a weary clerk falls in love with an extra floor walker. The narrative celebrates how the Christmas spirit shines even in modest surroundings and cannot be cheap.
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Christias Sengon
Tavik
Mary Graham Bonner
Western Newspaper Union
Expensive Presents Do Not Give Meat Pleasure TR
Mr and Mrs Gorsh decline city gifts due to rent and rising living costs. They visit a wealthy Slater on her farm for Christmas. Children prefer ten cent magnets over expensive toys. hostess values their presence and the couple as guests.
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Mrs. Gorsh
Alr. Gorse
Slater
Mrs. Gorse
Mr. Gorse
Gorses
Mr. Gorge
Teven
Gorse
H. Lielus Cook
Western Nowspaper Union
Generosity Exchanges Sparing Christmas Gift Banter
A brief, humorous exchange about gifts and Christmas plans shows a cautious traveler promising not to extend his visit beyond halfway from his house to hers, while fearing an overgenerous gift. The dialogue reveals playful restraint and mutual teasing about holiday generosity.
Coconut Balls Recipe Steps and Tips
Coconut Balls’ enterprise lists ingredients and method for coconut candy. It describes three cups of granulated sugar, water, boiling to thread, adding grated coconut, forming balls, rolling in powdered sugar, and wrapping in waxed paper.
Christmastime delays and market chatter in Washington
Fragmentary notes show Tod Tinting remarking that his family delays Christmas preparations until about December 28. The untidy text mentions shopping, baths, and late timing in Washington with vague references to Stan and others.
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Tod
Bath
Washington
Vent
Air Board Rejects Mitchell Plans in Coolidge Era
Washington report shows President Coolidge's aircraft board dismisses Colonel Mitchell's criticisms of US air power. It urges stronger aviation funding, unified defense structure, and continued naval and army air service growth while maintaining a separate cabinet officer in charge.
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Washington
Coolidge
Aircraft Board
Aitchell
Mitchell
America
Army
Navy
Heard
Dwight W. Morrow
Uncle Sun
Umeg
United States
Air Departments
Department of National Defense
Army Conference
Great Britain
Japan
Record Prices Paid for Meat at Live Stock Show Chicago
Record prices at the International Livestock Exposition set new highs for on the hoof and carcass sales. Jock, a grand champion Aberdeen-Angus steer owned by W. W. Wilson & Son, sold at 7 dollars per pound. The grand champion lamb brought 8 dollars per pound, while the swine carcass sold for 45 cents per pound. Pauline Brown exhibited the grand champion baby-beef Aberdeen-Angus, selling at 20 cents per pound for a 1135 pound animal, netting 281 dollars.
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Chicago
Jock
W. W. Wilson & Son
Munele
Ind
Pauline Brown
Atedo
Miss Brown
Spain abolishes military rule as Rivera becomes premier
King Alfonso approves a civil cabinet replacing the military directorate in Spain with General Primo de Rivera as premier. The new government will take an oath before the king, with five new members previously serving under Rivera’s military directorate.
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Spain
Rivera
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Alphonso
General Rivera
Evacuation of Cologne to finish by January 31
European statesmen signed Locarno pacts agreeing to speed Cologne evacuation by allies to completion by January 31. Belgian forces in the Rhineland to be reduced immediately. Foreign Minister Tehitcherin of Russia expected here early next week and may discuss Soviet entrance into the League of Nations.
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Cologne
Lunden
War department bids on Chapman field tract near Minini
The War Department received a bid of 2 90 500 for an 800 acre Chapman field military reservation near Minini? New York bidder Nathan Friedman offered the single bid. The government originally paid 71 000 for 850 acres and has since transferred some ground to Agriculture.
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U.S
Wabbington
Chapman Field
Minini, Inc
War, Department
Nathan Friedman
New Yorks
Department of Agricultura
Yanks Share Belgian Loan Amid Market Tussle
U S financial circles report New York lenders eye Belgian loan units as JP Morgan and Company weigh participation. Officials estimate roughly $4 billion in cash markets and credit readiness, signaling ongoing cross border debt dealings despite volatility.
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York
P. Morgan and Company
Diogenes Pursues A Modern Job In Chinese Literacy
A fragment notes Diogenes taking up a new job while stating that about 98 percent of China's population is literate. The text juxtaposes ancient figure with contemporary literacy rates, yielding a compact, period-tinged item.
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China
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