Butlers and memory in a Bible sermon on Joseph
A historical sermon uses the Joseph tale to warn against forgetfulness of past troubles and the dangers of ingratitude. It contrasts the chief butler who forgets Joseph with Joseph’s forgiveness, urging listeners to recall past deliverances and act with compassion toward others. The text weaves biblical interpretation with contemporary moral reflections.
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Jeana Christ
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Eliphalet Nott
Winmrothy
Dwight
Jimmy McCosh
Ireland
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Farmers Bank of Indiana Promises Prompt Interest
Frequent lenders worry about collecting interest and recovering principal while those who save at Farmers Bank of Indiana enjoy prompt semiannual interest, safe deposits, and reliability. Strongest in the county advertises low prices on Jackson wagons and farm supplies, with dealer notes and depot reference.
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Phosa
Farmers’ Bank of Indiana
Widow Faces Rush After Loss in Montana Mill Disaster
A Montana mill accident leaves widow Stringer preparing for support and a rush of suitors. Neighbors offer comfort as she contemplates life after tragedy while the New York Press notes a domestic scene and a cook reacting to macaroni pudding.
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Alan
Bill Whitton
Widder
Beaven
New York Press
Philadelphia Ledger
Humorous Prescription From old German Publication
A quip from Unsere Gesellschaft Rehatt suggesting an oil for a husband. It mocks medical advice by citing three or four teaspoonfuls daily and, if ineffective, using it to grease boats. The line reflects satire and gendered humor of the era.
Bargains In Sterling Silver At W W Brilhart Jeweler
The ad notes W. W. Brilhart offering bargains in sterling silver pieces including olive spoons bonbon spoons pickle forks and more with prices from four to six dollars per set. Plated ware also discounted to clear holiday stock and make room for new stock. Old papers indicate a local page listing and office notes.
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Borough Edicts Street Use Change Cherry Tree 1905
The borough of Cherry Tree Indiana County Pennsylvania enacts an ordinance approving the appropriation by Pittsburg and Easton Railway Company of a public street in Cherry Tree for use as a new street. The text details the land boundaries, the extent of the appropriation, and the substitution of a new street, with notices of approval by council, signatures, and dates in October 1905. Also includes a probate notice and a job ad from Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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Achegon Hells
Johnston Estate
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Mes
Maury Harter
Cherrytrea
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Mary Harter
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Jolson
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Ley Otthers
Pia
Cherrytee
Salt Company
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Wimmer
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