Wines on the Bible a lecture by Rev Dunn
A long extract from a sermon outlines wine manufacture and preservation in biblical times, detailing grape ripening in Palestine, traditional presses, and methods to avoid fermentation. It discusses biblical references, the prohibition of fermented wine for Jews, and compares ancient practices with modern European methods. The piece also includes a poem and local notices about telegraph lines and town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Italy
Cypress
Europes
Jordan
Eschol
Dead Sea
David
Mephibosheth
Hebron
Acros
Isiah
Edom
Boareh
Matthew
Christ
Joho Il
Hen
Webster
Brinkerhoff Family Linked to Early Dutch Roots in Ridgefield
A note on Alderan Frank Brinkerhoff of the fourth ward notes the Brinkerhoff family as one of the oldest in the country. Aug 27 gathering at Ridgefield Park, New Jersey drew New York papers’ attention, tracing the line from 1038 when Drake established Dutch roots in Amster. The narrative mentions Drenthe origins and early movements to Brooklyn, with several family members named in connection to notable Inland and Netherlands ties.
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Hattle Creek
Agther
Marshall
Aink
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Lansing
Calhoun
New
Telegraph
Taterstate
B. & O. Telegraph Company
Battle Creek
Kalamazco
Albion
Jackson
C.O. Miller
Tn Council
Warner
Alds
Lockwood
McNames
Amelia B. Gatrell
State
Trent East
Gordon
Mansion
Ald
Wea
Deopis Donovan
Jefferson and
Pearl Streets
Ald. Gill
Christina Wats
Wall
Ald. Peck
Finance Committee
Wyckoff
Boecorder
Wetmore & More
Atreet
Jas
Gamwell's
Ators
C. M. Brewer's
Ald. Marshall
Gill Recorder
L. Angelter
Igre A
Wales
Alderan
Frank Brinkerhoff
Fourth Ward
Ridgefield Park
New Jersey
New York
Brokerbow
New Jerey
Erhoff
Drenthe
Netherlands
Lang
Brooklyn
Derick
Endisna
Abraham
Finabing
Hendrie Jeriean
Low Damag
bin Bird
The Fitting and a Michigan conference listing
The passage blends a mother bird and her fledglings with reflections on farewell and growth, then shifts to a conference appointment list from the Michigan M. B. conference. Names of towns Albion Battle Creek Concord Hanover Homer Jackson LeRoy Liberty Marengo Mosherville Olivet Pariello appear alongside presiding elder Koappen and other clergy.
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Michigan M
A.A. A. Koappen
Albion
Bart
Battle Creek
Hickey
Bellovus
G. A. Odlum
Concord
E. D. Bacon
Hanover
F. J. Tompson
Homer
P. J. Maveaty
Jackson
Fliat Church
W. Gardner
Poe Best
Hertley
Jennea
LeRoy
J. Hoyt
Leglc Hebi
TatebSeld
W. J. Coll
Liberty
W. Marengo
Vic
Frau
Mosherville
M. F
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rév
DL. A. Dunn
Sulokigathia
Bs. A
M. E
Hendrick
Tay
Gigenouigh
Brinkerhof
Mra
Clara Doty Bates
Adlea
Ahady
Wemeriam
C. Ainslee
C. L. Palmer
Waite
Neribera
McHugh
Michigan & Ohio System
Marshall & Cold Water
Green
Latche
Michigan & Ohio
Michigan Railroading
Thin Point
C&w
R&d
Lyons Herald
Ana
Gennant
Aamile
Ateriat
Geo. H. Green
M.D
Will. T. Drake
Green & Drake
A. D. Schuyler
State ST
Burke’s
London
Cook Bros
State Street
In& Pcuurtyr
F.H. Calcott & CO
S. LE. Wells
Wright
F. H. Calcott & CO
Coleman Bros
Rogers S
M.j.gillett
Estey Organs
M. J. Gillett
Marshall, Mich
Yeojulyatt
Sly
Webster’s Shoe Store
Lewis’ Cash Store
Marshall Statesman
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