Lesson text on Joseph and Judah in Genesis in 19th century study
The passage discusses Joseph and his brothers in Genesis with focus on the cup incident, the brothers' fear, and Judah's plea. It reflects on deception, guilt, divine justice, and grace shaping their character, with moral notes and references to related biblical verses and historical commentary.
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Joseph
Buillty
Benjamin
Jet
Jas
Ben- Jamin
Jacob
Benjamin Gulty
Jalbd
Judah
Seph
The Big River Echoes of the Mississippi Era
A reminiscence titled The Big River recounts the first electric light steamer on the Mississippi and the boyhood wonder it inspired. The author Parker Butler recalls the arrival with awe, describing the vessel as long and swift, a pivotal memory of youth and progress.
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Mississippi
Amile
Ellis
Parker
Butler
Lippincott’s
Atsentine
Mauretania
Effingham Democrat admits Dunne misjudgment in editorial
The Effingham Democrat concedes it backed Governor Dunne in the primary and general elections, then criticizes his lack of executive ability. It notes disfavor among Illinois Democrats at Springfield, with rumors of unreliability and hesitation over appointments. The piece calls the party's long effort a colossal mistake in choosing a chief executive.
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Effingham Democrat
Dunne
Springfield
Capitol
Illinois
Fletcher's Castor Oil Ad and Session Talk
Speaker McKinley announced Thursday a likely special session of the legislature in October to consider senatorial and probably congressional apportionment. He condemned the current legislature as a farce and noted public weariness while proposing to raise member salaries two and a half times the present.
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McKinley
Osler Theory Refuted by Florida Development Efforts
The article discusses Henry Flagler and his work in Florida noting he built over 600 miles of railroad through formidable terrain and funded large hotels. It asserts his impact exceeded 100 million dollars and questions whether age dictates capability, suggesting outcome depends on the individual rather than years.
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Henry
Mo . Flagler
Florida
Colossal Court of Sun and Stars Column Featured in Harbor Scene
A large column at the Court of Sun and Stars entrance on San Francisco harbor will symbolize mankind’s effort. A second picture shows a figure almost ten feet tall atop the colonnade, part of a 110‑figure display supporting giant four foot diameter Jewels that will glitter with lights at night.
Wonderful Skin Salve touted as best for skin diseases
J T Sossaman publisher of News Cornelius NC says one box of Bucklen Arnica Salve aided his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Sold by City Drug Store Taubeneck and Davison.
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Bucklen
Ing
J. T. Sossaman
News
Cornelius
City Drug Store
Taubeneck
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clark County
Public sale ordered by the Clark County court on May 5 1913 of Louisa A. Ingram estate. One half of the north half of block 43 Woodford Dulaney's Addition Marshall Illinois to be sold for cash at the east door of the courthouse May 29 between 10 am and 4 pm. John W Ingram administrator. Everett Connelly attorney.
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Clark County
Hlindis
Louisa A. Ingram
Court House
Marshall
Woodford Dulaney
Illinois
Ill
John W. Ingram
Everett Connelly
Ilinois
Circuit
Zella H. Harvey
Lawrence Harvey
Circuit Court
Ruth
Cirtuit
Jay Swern
Hlimois
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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James
R. V
J. K. Bardin
Chicago
Démocrat
Charles ‘Ten News
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy
Hawke Lin
Coln Sould
Indiana
Sarah Bugh
Thomas Lincoln
Elizabethtown
Kentucky
Ohio
Spencer County
Johnston
David Dryden
Coles County
Nathan Ellington
Ellington
Agmob
Charleston
Lincoln No. 2
Maine
Utes
Block
Big River
Fletcher's
Castor I
Osler
San Francisco
Aun OS
Chancery
H. M. Dewey & Co
Pittsburgh
Netley Gate
Pitts
Rooke
Ise Ane Oita
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Chase & Sanborn
the Herald Office
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