Ten Tribes and the Lost Tribes Debate
The article discusses the division of Solomon's kingdom into ten tribes and Judah, their conquests by Assyria and Babylon, and Cyrus's 538 BC liberation. It argues against the idea that the ten tribes were permanently lost, noting many Jews returned together and that some remained dispersed or merged with others.
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Solomon
Pisracl
Judah
Assyria
Babylon
Cyrus
Palestine
Great Brit
Ireland
Tylor
Asia
Dante's Daughter Found Document on Beatrice at Ravenna
A discovered Ravenna archive document dated September 20, 1371 records Beatrice, daughter of Dante, living in a convent of St. Stephen of the Clive and dying there. It notes Donato of the grammar paid for Beatrice’s status, and Beatrice entered a convent due to her exile. The event grieves Novello da Polenta, Dante’s patron, who never learned of her fate.
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Ravenna
Beatrice
St. Stephen of the Clive
Ravena
Donato
Cuenta
Stracce Case Reveals Hidden Treasure in Attic Loft
A man removed to an infirmary in London was found to have a stash of £439 in gold, twenty four shillings, and a £10 note, issued in 1861, along with a bar of metal and jewelry. A life policy paid up to December was also found, suggesting longstanding concealment.
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Ake's Infirmary
London
Vile Road
Vitality of Satis Snail Powers Highlight Extreme Survival
A record of desert snails reviving after years under constraint. Egyptian specimens revived after four years tied to a card in a museum. Other naturalists note snails and related creatures resurfacing after long apparent deaths. Some even endure freezing and oven conditions with minimal impact.
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English
An Interesting Family Celebrates 90th Birthday
A notable gathering at Lichfield marked the 90th birthday of Mrs Selwyn widow of Bishop George Augustus Selwyn who died in 1878. The event drew four generations including her son the Rev William Selwyn two daughters in law granddaughters one grandson and a great granddaughter all in attendance with Mrs Selwyn active and walking about the city and taking part in cathedral services.
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Lichfield
Instinct and Death Observed in Wild Cat Nest
A hermit recounts finding a domestic cat nest in a stone wall with three live kittens and one dead one. He notes the dead kitten remained after later checks while live kittens disappeared, concluding the cat shows awareness of death as he observed behavior of removing live offspring and leaving the corpse. The account contrasts instinct with death awareness observed over fourteen years in wild animal encounters.
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Hermitife
Queston
Forest
Streans
Pianos Try Her Nerves Miss Corelli Jests at School
Miss Marie Corelli living opposite a Stratford girls school complains pianos disturb her writing. The principal retorts that if the noise stops another book like Sorrows of Satan she will add a dozen more pianos.
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Marie Corelli
Stratford-on-Avon
Corelli
New York Tribune
Aya
Satan
Zinc Salts Preserve Wood Extend Rail Ties Longevity
A Chicago Record note explains zinc chloride salts, once wasted, now used as wood preservative by railroads, bridge builders, and dockyards. In solution, zinc salts are forced into wood pores by hydraulic pressure, then treated in tannin and give solutions. Santa Fe and Southern Pacific ties use this method, with railways consuming 3 to 4 million pounds annually. Pine ties last three times longer than oak with this treatment.
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Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Sunday School Growth Reported At International Convention
Official reports from the International Sunday School convention in Atlanta show rapid expansion of evangelical Sunday school work in the United States and Canada. In the U S there are over twelve million members with nearly eleven million scholars. Canadian membership nears three quarters of a million. The churches total more than 152 500.
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Atlanta
United States
Canada
Young Grandmothers and Digestive Cure Featured Together
The notice cites royal names becoming grandmothers by age 33 including Prince Christian of Denmark’s birth, the grand duchess of Mecklenberg Schwerin, the queen of the Hellenes, and the Comtesse de Paris. It also mentions the late Austrian empress and the Duchesse de Montpensier. An endorsed testimonial from Vernon Texas praises Kodol Despepsia Cure for indigestion and stomach troubles, claiming early relief and lasting friendship.
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Christian of
Denmark
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Comtense de Paris
Empress of
Austria
Duchesse de Montpensier
Comtesse de Paris
One Icelandic Policeman Keeps Peace and Dignity
A quirky regional note describes Iceland’s lone police officer as a symbol of order, kept mainly for ceremony rather than necessity. The piece contrasts Icelandic civic life with other shocks and includes endorsements for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve by named readers.
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Iceland
An English Peculiarity in a Philippine Town
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph excerpt notes Dinwiddie clarifying San Tomas as a Philippine town, not English, while Van Braam questions it. The item includes a testimonial from Argyle Pennsylvania touting One Minute Cough Cure by I. H. Myers claiming rapid recovery from whooping cough, colds, and throat and lung troubles.
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San Tomas
van Braam
Dinwiddie
Pittsburg
Salt luxury in Central Africa drives craving and insanity
The article notes salt as the ultimate luxury in Central Africa where prolonged vegetarian diets cause severe salt longing. A testimonial claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aided dyspepsia, with a user stating it improved after months of suffering. The ad copy emphasizes digestion and health benefits.
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Central Africa
Moon prophecy and cough cure claim from 19th century sources
A brief item notes a prophecy by Prof Darwin of Cambridge that the moon will return to Earth. It also quotes Rev J Kirkman of Belle Rive NL praising One Minute Cough Cure after ten years of bronchial trouble, claiming it cures coughs, colds and lung troubles. 1 H Myers.
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Mary Bird
Harrisburg
I. H. Myers
Darwin
Cambridge
Earth
J. Kirkman
Belle Rive
H. Myers
Administratrix Notice for Estate of Grover Rover Deckasen
The administratrix of George Rover's estate in Prowers County Colorado will appear at Lamar County Court for the September Term on the last Monday in October to adjust claims. Creditors must attend to have their claims acted upon and debtors must make immediate payment. Dated September 7, 1.
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Grover Rover
Deckasen
George Rover
Prowers
Colorado
D.hhereby
Lamar
MT At
A. D. Koa
Desert-Land Entry Notice Filed by Margaret Need-Sohan
Margaret Need-Sohan of Lamar Colorado has filed notice of intent to make a desert-land claim for Section 2 Township 21 South Range West in Colorado. Before the Register and Receiver at Lamar on November 1, 19. Witnesses named Gay Froman L L Froman James Boles and James Cochran all of Lamar Colorado.
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Lanp
Orrte
Gay Froman
L. L. Froman
James Boles
James Cochran
Lamar
Colo.ntal
W. A. Mernite
Register
Automatic Revolver Loader Demonstrated in Patent Filing
A long tube with longitudinal chambers for revolver chambers was designed to fill all six chambers at once by springs. The device claims rapid loading as an automatic loader for revolvers. Also cited is a promotion for One Minute Cough Cure by Editor Fackler of the Hustler in Micanopy Florida, touting cures for La Grippe and lung troubles.
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Fackler
Fla
la Grippe
T. A. Myers
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for Two Settlers
S. Lanp Office at Lamar Colorado issues notices that two settlers will make feal proof to support claims before the Register and Receiver in Lamar Colorado on specified dates. Witnesses named include Samuel Lawrence Charles G. Myers J. A. Williams Marsena J. McMillin and others for proof of continuous residence and cultivation on lands in sections and townships listed.
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Lamar, Corp
Lamar
Colorado
Francis L. D. Guy
Torade
Ole
Vies Wilson
Lucy Wilson
H. A. Ferguson
William Woodard
Cole
Samuel Lawrence
Charles G. Myers
J. A. Williams
Marsena J. McMillin
W. A. Merring
Register
P. M
Aid Land
Herson
J. A. N. Canfield
Ioily
A. Meeriue
United States Land Office
Colo
Otice
Nellie G. Young
H. E
Charles F. Towne
Oscar K. Vincent
Ellery E. Vincent
Willis King
Holly
Colo. Alsne
U. 5
Lanp
Coro
Adam Maxwell
Sts Nww
St. Nex
P.M
Joseph W. Pall
John A. Me.Dowell
Marsena Z. McMillin
David C. Mather
W. A. Merntty
Notice for Publication U S Land Office Lamar Sept 22 1899
Public notice announces final proof for Walter W for the S half and N half of section 34 township 24 range 4 west at Lamar Colorado. Witnesses listed include Baronet Gow Mattie Gow Walter Meagher of Granada and Bert Hoder of Lamar. Proof date set for Friday Nov 10 1899 before the Register in Lamar.
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U.S
Lamar
Coro
Walter W. Aebi
Baronet Gow
Mattie Gow
Walter Meagher
Granada
Colo
Bert Hoder
W.A. Merninn
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