Fragmented historical study on Israel and prophecy implications
The text discusses Hoshea and Israel's siege by Assyria, covenant themes, and eventual redemption. It cites biblical passages from Proverbs Romans and Hebrews to interpret destiny, divine favor, and future restitution of Israel under Messiah. It ends with a legal notice about a railroad land compensation petition in Taylor County West Virginia.
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Israel
Messiah
St. Paul
Ismael
Abraham
Toshon
Apostle
Adolphus Armstrong
Daniel Boylen
Charles E.smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1 Company
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Court House
Taylor
Knottsville
Miss Stavely Out From Illness at Lawson Starcher Home
Little Miss Francs Stavely who has been ill for several weeks at the home of her uncle Lawson Starcher on Beed street is now able to be out, much to the pleasure of her many friends.
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Miss Francs Stavely
Lawson Starcher
Beed Street
Women taking root in agriculture in Pennsylvania horticulture school
A Pennsylvania state horticulture school for women is filled beyond capacity with a long waiting list. The curriculum includes garden and orchard care, bee keeping, poultry raising, fruit and vegetable preservation, and other farm and household tasks. The piece notes growing female interest in scientific farming and broader employment in agriculture across the country.
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Women IN Agriculture
Pennsylvania
United States
Pleasantly Hosts Missionary Society Social at Wilford Street
Mrs. John E. Slane hosted the Missionary and Aid Society of the Presbyterian church last evening at her Wilford Street home. After a brief business session the group enjoyed music and social time with refreshments adding to the pleasant evening.
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John E. Slane
Missionary and Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wilford Street
Ask Your Neighbors About Dr Pierce's Medicines
The article touts Dr. Pierce's World famed Family Medicines as trusted cures backed by decades of use. It promotes Favorite Prescription for women and the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, offering mail order details and prices, plus Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a mild remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
People’s Common Sense
R.V. Pierce
Work
Dispensary Medical Association
RV. Plere
Buffalo
Pierce
Prune Syrup and Senna Promoted for Female Health
An advertisement touts Fields Prune Syrup and Senna as a safe, gentle remedy for constipation and related female health issues. It claims benefits for digestion, skin clarity, pregnancy safety, and general vitality, urging use for women, girls, and aging individuals, with multiple local retailers listed.
Postal savings banks prove their worth in ten months
The postal savings banks show strong public demand and rapid expansion. The piece notes New York City as a key location and suggests the banks will benefit many communities, despite skepticism about adapting foreign models to local banking. It mentions Jolliffe’s daily sale, a Friday morning deadline, and Mexican elections set for next October.
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New York City
Debating Food Business Deception and Honesty
The article weighs Dr Har and Dr Wiley on deception in the food industry, noting fraud exists but arguing the majority of dealers are honest. It contrasts a fighterly view with a broader perspective that the whole industry is not founded on deception, while acknowledging some scale of deceit historically.
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Har
Dr. Wiley
Board of Review Meeting to Review County Assessments
The Board of Review and Equalization of Taylor county Wisconsin will meet in the courthouse on September 5 1911 for the purpose of reviewing and equalizing the county assessments as returned by the assessor. The session will not exceed twenty five days. Hayward Fleming Clerk. 15 22 29.
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Board of Review and Equalization
Taylor County
W. Vas
Court House
Sus
Hayward Fleming
Good roads as an investment urged by Bluefield paper
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph argues that spending a million dollars daily on summer road improvements through bonds is sound. It notes roads pay off for the people, supports broader access, and counters resource depletion concerns, saying better roads can boost wealth more than coal under a future. Miss Lena McDaniel and Mrs. Sarah Houston are in the city visiting relatives. Jack Johnson occupies the chief engineer's cabin aboard the ship heading to his coronation, though not operating the engines.
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Osher
Israel
Reas
Hoshea
Samaria
Judah
Sin
Jong
God
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Mercer
Lena McDaniel
Stone House
Sarah Houston
Zanesville
Barnesville
Ohio
Ryansville
Jack Johnson
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