Numbers and the Cloud Guide Israel in The Wilderness
A reflective Bible study excerpt analyzes Numbers chapters one and twenty six, detailing the first and second censuses of Israel and the deaths of nearly all in the wilderness. It links the pillar of cloud and fire to God’s guidance and urges obedience and trust in Him for daily leadership and future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lescog Helper
Condere
HA Bottman
Philadelphia
Blisher
Egypt
Moses
Aston
Caleb
Joshua
Pacy
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Israel
Aaron
Sudazain
Jehovah
Tabernady
William Bandera
Mary Viola Sanders
Frank E Pilling
Dends
Calhoun
Michigan
Iber
Court House
Marshall
Lee
Plate
Nouth
Range Brath
Agotlon
Tows
Sarena Les Pst
Reserve Force of Middle Age
We observe that middle aged people have limited reserve energy and deplete it through life. Longevity depends on economy of vital energy to last a normal span. Those who begin regular exercise early may adapt and maintain vigor, but late starters struggle to acquire full stamina. Public Opinion.
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Puble Opinion
Word Progressions and Enigmas in Puzzles and Anecdotes
A column presents word ladder examples from Dog to Fox, Dog to Man, Ape to Man, and Skata to Coast, plus a series of puzzle items No 126 No 237 No 138 No 139 No 541 and No 142 with riddles on cloth, insects, days, rivers, shells, and musical allusions, ending with a humorous epitaph about Maria Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thias
Bock
Maria Brown
Timothy Brown
Puzzter Enigmas and Charades in One Item
A scanned puzzle page presents enigma prompts listing authors as a, b, c etc and readers with codes like No 180 and No 183. It includes sections Bebesdment and Curtailment, Pictorial Charade Marwig, an Old Froverb about too many cooks, and word clues such as Octavo Nectarine and Youth Magserader Clague Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden
Prior
Bhelley
Young
Coleridge
Campbell
Whittier
Reade
Bryant
Stowe
Moore
Hale
Dickens
Marwig
RICH MEN OF ST. LOUIS
A Baltimore style correspondent surveys St. Louis wealth, naming major fortunes. It cites John T. Davis as the richest man, discusses Granite Mountain mine bonanza leaders McLure and Clark, Shaw’s garden and Tower Grove Park gifts, and lists other affluent families and their holdings in real estate, tobacco, steel, and railroads.
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Lotis
United States
New York
St. Louis
St. Looia
T. Lents
Shaw
Mr. Bhaw
Tower Grove Park
Danial Catlin
John
Aggett
George S. Myers
St. [Nuts
St. le
Charles McLure
Charles Clark
Mr. McLure
Mr. Clark
Montana
Deer Lodge
Granite Mountain
Clark
McLure
Clarks
John T. Davis
Samuel ©. Davis & Co
Mr. Davis
Boston
Davis
Chicago
Orm
Davis Uves
Lucas Place
Gerard B. Allen
Ingemail
Mr. Allen
Alfen
Allyn
Allon
George Allyn
George Allen
Jiis
Peblican
The
Republic
Enapp
Chestnut
Malit F
Chounteau
Chonteau
Maffite
Missouri Street Railway Company
John J. Mitchell
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Madison Coputy Ferry
St. Louis ‘Transfer Company
Laclede Gaslight Company
Illnois
Thomas Allen
St Louis
Henry Shaw
ML Rumeau
Moses Rumsey
Louis Duestrow
St Louis Insurances Company
Grace Valle January
January
Collier
Iste
Col- Mori
A. Litehcock
Adolphus Busch
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association
K. C. Berens
Sir
Blaine
Kerens
Geonos
Notable German Khan Von Moltke At Seventy Eight
The piece discusses German aging and the esteem for experienced leaders. It contrasts U S attitudes toward age 70 with German norms where elder statesmen like Von Moltke remain active in government. It describes Moltke and colleagues at the war office and notes their military discipline and vigor. It also includes unrelated vignettes from The Epoch and New York Sun about social perceptions of age and the fair sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou Moltke
Germany
von Moltke
United States
German Empire
Berlin
War Office
Count Mander
Bismarck
Blumenthal
Willian
Blakely
New York
Sun
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TH ML Brearps
Venice
Memnon
British India
North Atlantic
Connadmma
Goliath
Gox
Epoch
Soapfat
van Dyke
Aaid
Benefita
Erwin Hugla
Clarence
County of
Eatata
David Leyda
Heraby
Atate
Unlborn
George W. Thwing
James Mintel
Zubie Match
Helen M. Hastman
Register of Deeds
Caltoun
State of
Maraball
Walborn
Llamor
Towit
Anid
Omer
A. D
Helen M. Eastman
J.M. Wares
Mortragse
Igan
Bridget Bailey
Esid
Eaid Cour
Lien
Weurghe Ingersoll
I’renace
Mich
Alicbigun
Calhous
Meade
George E. Noonan
Ated
Weurge Ingensoll
Branch County
Emeline Peck
Coldwater
Eveline Peck
le Roy
Calhoun County
Tun
Hammond
Union City
Broach County
Judson P. Etheridge
Emmeline Pook
Seth Lewis
W. H. Arthur
Lme
Lewis & Arthur
W.R. Lewis
W.H. Arthur
Michigen
Vmronate Court
Cathone
Caroline E. A
Fox
Aaid Gane
Marshelly
Aurutt
George Ingersoll
Judas
Jane Caseady
John Whalen
Seid Court
Caute
Maraball Statesman
Cathain
Anguat
Abraham Giltner
Enid County
Jane Caanady
Valentine Dean
Charlie Malatead
Aceda
Culhong
Eckford
Charles Halstead
Sante A
Misex
Michi
Cireait
William Smith
Amos Smith
Allen Smith
Hiram Switch
William Martino
Augustua
Hyde
Augustus
Abigail Smith
Lucy Seley
Omplainanty
Elkhart
Ind
City of
Polly Horton
Phoebe Horton
Betsy Markham
Old People’s Mutual Benefit Society
Elghart
Indiana
Polly Storton
Bonny Markham
Ivania
Old Peoples, Mutual Benefit Society
Jozea M. Dutch
MatauaLe
Heorge H Soutworth
Circuit Cours Commissigner
Juaan BM
Uwatox
Complaimant
Lewis C. Nites
Register In Chancery
Rrane
Binge
Hasan Fe
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