Moses Saved from Death In Pharaohs Court
A July lesson on Exodus chapters 1 and 2 describes how Moses, born in humble lineage, survives Pharaohs edict to cast male infants into the river. Jochebed's ark plan and Miriam's care lead to Moses being raised by his own mother and Pharaohs daughter, guiding Gods deliverance of Israel.
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Israel
Egypt
Abe
Earth
Amram
Wrochebed
Aaron
Moses
Wbelieve
Jochebed
Noah
Phaaoh
Jehovah
Pharaoh
Jochebéd
God
Abraham
Isaac
Goa
National Audubon Seeks Tariff to End Plume Slaughter
National Audubon Societies press for a prohibitive tariff on aigrette feathers at the Ways and Means hearing slated this month. Backed by farmers, women’s clubs, and sportsmen groups nationwide, they urge Congress to ban imports to protect birds, agriculture, and fisheries.
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New York
Bpartsmen
Women
National Association of Audubon Societies
Ways and Means Committee
Con StTeas
Louisiana
Missouri
New Jersey
Oregon
California
National
Audubon
Federation of Women’s ‘Clubs
Campfire Club
New York Zoological Society
Long Island Sportsmen’s Association
The
American Game Protective Association
Florida
Congress
Senator Root
United States
Audubon Organization
Congressional Committee
T. Gilbert Pearson
Broadway
Mail speeds up daring suicide attempt in Norristown
Robert Mulfinger, 65, a wealthy West Norristown businessman, attempted suicide by gas after writing letters to an undertaker and a banker about his burial and last wishes. Prompt mail delivery revived him, and he questioned why his life was saved as he blamed recent losses for fearing the poorhouse.
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Norristown
United States
Robert Mulfinger
Mulfinger
Robbery at Drug Store in Trenton Leaves Doctor Robbed
Dr Paul Wendell owner of a drug store in Trenton was woken early by a stranger who demanded money. Wendell handed over 56 dollars then was forced back inside and told to lock the door. Police have yet to capture the robber after the call for help.
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Trenton
Paul ‘Wendell
Wendell
Lyonesse and the Scilly Islets in Folklore and History
The article traces Lyonesse as a romance myth tied to Cornwall and Brittany, noting Scilly as its relic. It covers geology linking Scilly to Britain, 1099 tempest destruction, Roman penal use, Saint Samson’s 6th century foothold, Athelstan’s 10th century church at Tresco, Olaf of Norway’s conversion after a Scillonian encounter, and the Scilly parish’s evolving legend.
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London
Cornwall
Scilly Isles
Arthur
England
Land's End
Brittany
Mount’s
St. Michael’s Mount
Dartmoor
Bodmin
Scilly
Britain
Mount’s Bay
Lyonesse
Islands
St. Samson
Dol
Guernsey
Devon
Isle of Samson
Walter Besant
Athelstan
Isles
St. Buryan
Tresco
Olaf
Norway
Ireland
BeilMes
St Mary’s
Plan to Lower Living Cost Through City Markets
A committee of Columbus graduates proposes city markets where food products are sold by auction to retailers and consumers. They argue auctions would cut distribution costs by removing jobbers, addressing the high cost of living after extensive inquiry.
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New York
Columbus
Dying Injury Report From Local Accident
South Norwalk Conn residents report Mary Fitzgerald daughter of EL Bits gerald is dying from injuries after a doll path accident. Local authorities investigate cause and responders provide updates on her condition.
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South
Norwalk
Conn
Mary Fitzgerald
el, Bitsgerald
Meanest Thief Sought in Pittsburg Police Hunt
Police search for the so called meanest thief in the world after a 12 year old girl reports a theft of 4 dollars and 1 cent. The incident is under investigation by Pittsburg authorities.
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Pittsburg
Lota Rawple
Lh Sayed
Roman Bones Found At Chester Infirmary Field Graveyard
Archaeologists report Roman era burials uncovered during extension work at Chester infirmary on a site known as the plague field. Finds include four grave types and bronze coins of Antonius Pius and Commodus, with Roman roofing tiles marking the tombs.
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London
Chester
Legion of the
Chester Infirmary
Robert Newstead
Antonius
Pius
Commodus
Charon
Styx
Housewives league suspends store plans after threats
Kansas City notes anonymous threats target a music store housing the Housewives league headquarters. Officers suspend operations until a new location is found. The league aims to raise 2000 dollars to open a cooperative produce store, maintaining their goal to reform costly produce handling.
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Kansas City
Housewives’ League of
Housewives’ League
Willard Q. Church
League
Hypnotized Woman Confesses to Multiple Robberies
Emma Williams alias Pearl Turner, 18, confessed to twelve robberies in Vancouver and seven in Seattle. She claimed a man under hypnosis urged her to take domestic work and steal from employers.
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Seattle
Wash
Emma Williams
Pearl Turner
Vancouver
B.C
Herj
Nebraska student defends self against hold up in Lincoln
A University of Nebraska student on a homeward trip from a classmate’s house was accosted by a hold-up man who demanded money and jewels. She struck him with a solid punch, knocked him down, then fled to a nearby house to call the police.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska
Color and mood: psychology of hues in everyday life
Psychologists and medical specialists note color influences on mood and behavior. Violet walls once used in Russian prison cells dulled prisoners. red can spark restlessness and fatigue. blue brown and white fluctuate in popularity.
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Russia
Buckles Dominate This Season In Jewelry Hats And Belts
Fashion guidance urges wearing large buckles on hats wraps girdles and collars. Describes shapes materials and finishes from silver and gold to cloisonne enamel and fabric trims. Suggests repurposing old shoe buckles from trunks for stylish daytime wear.
Afternoon gown with mustard chiffon and blue satin trim
The description notes an afternoon gown in mustard colored printed chiffon with sleeves and a royal blue satin collar and trim. It emphasizes color contrast and fabric textures for a formal dress detail.
Better Than Spanking cures bedwetting and urinary issues
An advertisement from The C. H. Rowan Drug Co announces a harmless comedy remedy claimed to cure bedwetting and frequent urination in all ages. It offers a free prepaid sample to Herald readers and urges sharing with neighbors and friends.
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C. H Row&n. Drug Co
Chicago
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Herald
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Large sheets of carbon paper found in Herald office
Four large sheets of carbon paper traced pattern traces were found at the Herald office. The items appear to be remnants or patterns from office copying processes. No further details available.
Striped Silke Used in New Kimono Creations
Striped tub silks are used for many of the new kimonos, with striped Silke fibers shaping the latest fashion silhouettes. Local mills report strong demand as designers embrace the bold fabric patterns for seasonal robes and ceremonial wear.
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Po. Sellers
Bee the Moody Bible Institute
Jacob
Joseph
Yar TR Tale
Ways and Means
Deuggist
Revolver
Peyet
Twentieth Legion
Eng
Antonina
Young
University, “of Nebraska
Bandit
Polles
Pian Ac
H. M. Dewey
Ayer
Vandalla Line
C. F. Behner
Wabash
Main Street
Bubeck & Gallagher Funeral Directors
Fade Uare
4. M, Dewey
Marshall State Bank
Ae Oy
Sullin's Hospital
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