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Hershey Press in Hershey, Pennsylvania

05 Oct 1911

Page 7

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Hershey Press

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Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

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Oct 05, 1911

Page

7

Prophetic visions of a kingdom of peace and living waters

Sunday School lesson links Ezekiel and Zechariah to a future temple and city where the presence of God dwells among Israel. It ties waters and rivers to life in Christ, Edenic visions, and the healing of nations, urging believers to seek fuller life in Him and embody resurrection power today.

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Israel Jesus Christ Ezekiel Garden of Eden Christ Mount Zion John Iy God Jerusalem Mediterranean Jordan Dead Sea Orj John x Johnny Eden
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Pennsylvania milk bill praised as householder safeguard

The Dairy and Food Commissioner lauds House Bill No. 646 approved June 8, 1911, as a statewide standard for milk fat at 3.25 percent and total milk solids at 12 percent, raises cream to 18 percent, and bans thinning with evaporated milk. It allows skim milk sold separately and aims to curb deceptive practices while protecting consumers.

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Dairy and Food Foast Govenor Pennsylvania
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Glams That Bore Into Solid Rock on Puget Sound Beaches

On Puget Sound beaches rocks show smooth circular holes drilled by the Pholadidea or boring clam. The holes appear as if cut by an auger, evidencing the action of these marine borers. The article notes how common these perforated stones are along the shore.

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Puget Sound
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Hershey Cate and Restaurant W. G. Payne Elgin and Waltham P. Caplan MGR Ieee Marie Ce Sk Thos. Ramsey Hershey, Pa
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