Joseph and Jacob in Egypt Wise Leaders Amid Famine
The lesson portrays Joseph guiding his brothers to Goshen and presenting them to Pharaoh. It highlights Jacob blessing Pharaoh, Joseph arranging affairs, and the broader biblical arc of God guiding the Hebrew people from exile toward future possession, with Joseph's care foreshadowing Christ's.
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Joseph
Jacob
Judah
Goshen
Egypt
Pharaoh
Christ
Ana Pharaoh
God
Jesus Christ
Josh
Canasa
Sas
Man Sits To Save Kids on Packed New York Bound Train
On a New York bound train from Matawan a family of eight crowded into a car with few seats. A small gentle man gave up his seat to two kids and stood in the aisle to help them, leading a bystander to remark that he must be drunk.
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Matawan
New York
Penalty Sentences In Secret Polish Socialist Trial
A Warsaw correspondent reports from Russia that sixty seven Polish Socialist party members were tried behind closed doors. Ten were dismissed, twenty five sentenced to deportation or prison, and thirty two given varied terms totaling 279 years. Twenty five deported.
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Russia
Russische Korrespondenz
Warsaw
Britain's Strange Sect Jezreelites of Kent
The Jezreelites founded by James White later James Jershom Jezreel in Gillingham Kent emerge again in public. White led followers who shared all things in common and believed they were part of the 144 000 who will reign with Christ. They began a 20 000 seat temple near Chatham but White died in 1885 and the project remains unfinished, the temple now abandoned as a relic of a bold dream.
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Britain
Gillingham
Kent
England
James White
Sixteenth Regiment
James Jershom Jezreel
Earth
Jezreel
Chatham
Illinois
United States Geological Survey
Geologic Atlas of the
United States
Murphysboro
Hertin
Johnson
Perry
Franklin
William
Ilinois
Dentist Visits Inspire Five Cent Gas Plan
A Swede named Olaf visits a dentist to fix his mouth. After extractions, he agrees to future fillings but then suggests paying with a twenty-five cent worth of gas, claiming his wife urged the idea and that the gas would not hurt much.
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Olaf
Humbug Travels From America To Germany
An American woman in Munich notes that humbug was once considered a purely American product. She describes its spread, the wooden souvenirs sold to tourists, and how Edelweiss keepsake sham cases emerged as deceptive offerings in the city.
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Munich
Bam
Germany
Cleopatra and the Pearl in Wine Folklore Debunked
The article explains that pearls do not dissolve in wine and that only strong vinegar can slowly affect them, leaving a spongey residue. It notes the Cleopatra tale about dissolving a pearl in drink is folklore, not scientific fact.
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Cleopatra
Roosevelt's followers back in Republican fold amid party reform
A Chicago Roosevelt league leader Ralph C Otis argues progressives return to Republican ranks. He describes the 1908 convention platform as too radical and laments the split and revenge driven Progressive movement. He calls for unity, warns of Democratic opposition, and praises Republican resurgence and constructive policy.
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Republican Party
Ralph C. Otis
Chicago Roosevelt League
Otis
Darty
Progrés
Roosevelt
Chicago
New
Progressive National Committee
United States
Alaska
Guam
Johnson
Mr. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Illinois
Progressive
Democratic ‘Party
Republian
Democrats
Wedan
Senator Lewis and His Whiskers Chronicle a Polemic
The piece lampoons Illinois Senator J Hamilton Lewis for flaunting long whiskers, arguing his merit is inseparable from his facial hair. It critiques fashion, independence, and political image while praising his persistence and warning against subtreasury era echoes.
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Lewis
Illinois
J. Hamilton Lewis
Mary Alice Bartlett Estate Final Report Hearing Notice
In Clark County Illinois the estate of Mary Alice Bartlett deceased is notifying heirs and distributees that on Monday July 7 1913 the Administratrix Sarah L Bartlett will present her final report to the County Court in Marshall Illinois and seek discharge from further duties and responsibilities of administration with Davison and Bartlett as attorneys.
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State of
Illinois
Clark County
Mary Alice Bartlett
Marshall
Ilinois
Sarah L. Bartlett
Davison & Bartlett, Attys
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Solomon Spraker
Notice to heirs that Jane Payne Administratrix will present final report to Clark County Circuit Court in Marshall Illinois on Monday July 7 1913 and request discharge from duties. Heirs and distributees may appear to resist. H Gasaway attorney 124-2.
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State of
Illinois
Clark County
Solomon
Spraker
Marshall
Jane’ Payne
H. Gasaway
Harsh Spanking Remedy Promoted for Bedwetting Cure
An old drug firm advertises a supposedly harmless remedy for bedwetting and urinary control problems. The notice claims the product cures frequent urination and nighttime incontinence, promising a free prepaid sample to readers of the Herald.
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Cure Childred
Rowan Drug Co
Dept
Chicago
Ill
A. d
Herald
C. H. Rowan Drug Co
Carton Paper Sheets Sold at Herald of Ace
Large sheets of carton paper for pattern tracing are offered by the Herald of Ace. Available in assorted sizes, suitable for sewers and designers. Contact the Herald of Ace office for pricing and quantities.
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the Herald of Ace
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