Sunday School Lesson on Mount Horeb and Jethro Visit
The text narrates Moses at Sinai and Horeb with Jethro his father-in-law bringing Zipporah and sons. It highlights Jethro’s advice that Moses cannot bear the people alone and the call to live wholly for God, culminating in the giving of the law and the people’s fear at the theophany. It notes the high calling of Israel as God’s special treasure and references biblical verses for context.
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Moses
Horeb
Jethro
Egypt
Israel
Mount of God
Zipporah
Gershon Ay Eliezer
Pargin
Xyili
Thei
Aaron
Sinai
God
Tony
Ariel
Peter
Sammie
Copes
Manuscript Clause on Messenger Duty Cited in Argonatt
A fragment mentions a 10 weight standard and a clause allowing delivery by express to any address on payment of a milonge fee. The note references a Kentleman and a Giderstadd, with terms about signatures and a required under the Eeligacla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentleman
Hagiatia
Boucicault's Profits and Famed Theatrical Rise
The playwright Boucicault earned about £800 for London Assurance and faced mounting debts and extravagance, buying horses and coats while his career grew with Irish dramas later admired in France. He fled abroad after a costly spree, leaving only the chorus of Spring as a lingering memory of a grand but flawed venture.
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Dion Houcicault
Hare
London
Garden
Adgiet
Lora
Boucicault
Almiost
Arral Poaue
Colleen Bown
Mischievous Young Jack Volunteering on Board Ship
In a lively scene from the Suindub Express, a young Jack in service shows eager loyalty. The narrator notes his enthusiasm and readiness to assist aboard the vessel, as he asks for a window to be opened and for a rope to the main deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Tabbs
Mlee
Howe
Jacky
Fragmented excerpt on word gender and literary terms
A garbled OCR fragment discusses terms females and femelle as used by Chaucer and Shakespeare. It mentions medieval and modern usage, notes about respectability, and hints at poetic cadence. The text references the London Standard and hints at quoted terms without coherent context.
Unclear fragmentary text in Paris art scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Paris art gathering with unclear names and scattered words. The readable content mentions a young man, a lecturer or attendee, and a phrase about an unacceptable man. Overall, the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent event or concrete details.
Pirates in Monks Veil Vanishers of the Balkans Revealed
A wild tale recounts eight years of vigilante pirates posing as monks at Mount Athos. Patriots of Ruseland battle lore and fraud lead to surrender and banishment after an 1905 mutiny trial. Monastic secrecy meets imperial authorities in a dramatic denouement.
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Rae
Baekita
Eigit Yadra
Ia Ayrith
Rusia
Vutineers
Ruselid
Kitax Potethan
Ofiders
Hombattledt
Odesdi
Fof & Divbtt
Mount Athos
Pet Abd Bat ‘Ghrians
Tihuedia Investi
Contants
Siti
Tobacco War Ahead and Trade Invasion Fears
Fragmented OCR text references tension between British and American interests over tobacco and rhetoric of invasion. It mentions Alvarion or a company planning public actions in London and possible Domination by American corporations, with unclear outcomes and dates.
Snakes as Pets Spark Japanese Hobby Revival in Tokyo
In Tokyo and Nikko mountain districts, Kinjiro Nakantith cultivates a growing craze for live snakes as pets. Snakes attract buyers with striped backs and vibrant patterns, with local catchers braving risks and potent venom. Snake lore notes uses from digestive aids to remedies, while a 20 foot serpent incident underscores the danger. An Alaska anecdote and a light humorous note conclude the era’s curiosities.
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Tokyo
Kinjiro Nakantith
Japan
Nikko
Nakamiura
Notice to Creditors of Monmouth County Estate
By order of the Somerset County court of Monmouth, Anthony Z. WesseltyExecutor gives notice to creditors of the estate to present their demands with vouchers within three months from September 9, 1913 or be forever barred from any action against the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Z. Weettly
Semeles
Monmouth
Vich
Rule to Bar Creditors in New Jersey Surrogate Case
Surrogate notices creditors of Maggie Comey estate to file claims by a court ordered deadline. The order bars claims after the specified date unless timely presented. Camden-Safe and Seer are cited in the chancellery proceeding. The bill will be taken as confessed if not answered by October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacon Nacht
Court of Chancery of
New Jersey
Camden
OW Rule to Bar Creditors At Ow Rule to Bar Creditors
Fragile OCR text from a 1918 railroad timetable page provides partial fragments about rule changes to bar creditors and related financial terms. Readable elements include references to time tables, ports, and delays but lack coherent complete facts or names.
Money and Fees Withheld in District Court Roundup
A brief note records a district court matter involving a defendant identified as Geb Drrond and details a fee arrangement or withholding connected to the case. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
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Lesgon
Seri Nein
Snes
D. M. Stearna
Mina
Conatare
Paris
Otiars
Athos
Kinmikin
Balkan
Alvarion
Gp Eee Brith
Pista
Toblices
Ntpal BrHah
Ameéricgn Comics
Lotdob
Aby
England
America
Amercorporgifen Inteliis
James Mate
Alaska
Wilson Mizner
Saturday Evening Post
Papa
Tre
Whit Inter
Teon Cubberley
Archnast
WiLliam Asien Sveveds
Gettetter
Chanaéey
P.O. Bullaing
Levismaeh
Rome
SAA
Elizabeth A Gareabeant
Ida J. Rue
Eye of
Maggie
Comey
Che Ook
Eli
Long Branca
Roy
ST Ayer
Nate Pee
Ict
Wanetenama
Peverans
Dane Smang
Meee Witte
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