Bible seen as human document by Rabbi in Chapel Hill
Ed ward Israel, Baltimore scholar, argues the Old Testament is not sanctimonious doctrine but a record of a great civilization, alive with human joys, sorrows, errors, and divine sparks. He cites Lot and other incidents to show editors’ honesty and the Bible as intensely human.
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Chapel Hill
Edward Israel
Israel
Baltimore
University
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Henesty
Lumberton weed markets opened with strong prices
Lumberton North Carolina July 31. Four tobacco warehouses opened the belt selling 350000 to 400000 pounds at an average of 17 to 18 dollars per hundred. 98 percent were primings. Market favored medium grades while extremes held last year’s levels. Farmers pleased as thousands including major tobacco company reps attended the opening.
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Lumberton
N. C
South Carolina Belt
Cocoa brown duvetyn suit with nutria peplum details
A cocoa brown duvetyn fall suit features a self pleat on the left hip. Nutria forms the peplum from each pleat side, creating a high collar and flaring cuffs around the figure.
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Nutria
Konjola Promises Health Revival In High Point Ad
The Konjola Man at 105 South Main Street High Point promotes a new medicine through patient testimonials. Beauford G. Walsh explains Konjola relieved a mix of ailments from digestion to energy, promising worth and merit with ongoing daily public outreach.
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Mann Drug Store
South Main Street
Konjola
America
Beauford G. Walsh
South
Hamilton Street
Walsh
High Point
Adv
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Oscar
Sam Hill
Besser
Sam
Maa Street
Ando
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Bosson
Countess
Nono
Nou
Nyou
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Norle
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MR. Beauford
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Mador
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