Holy Land Journey Diary of London Official's Brother
Dr John H Fraser publishes excerpts from his brother's Holy Land diary written while serving Egypt schools administration. The voyage covers Jerusalem to Cairo via Nablus Nazareth Tiberias Acre Haifa Gaza and Sinai with notes on sites Jacob's Well Jericho Bethlehem and Napoleonic history, obstacles, and desert travel hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Fraser
Holy Land
Express
Schools of Commerce
Egypt
Cairo
Dead Sea
Jordan
Jericho
Jerusalem
Damascus Gate
Nablus
Samaria
Jenin
Napoleon
Jezreel
Estraelon
Hermon
Tabor
Galilean
Nazareth
Tiberias
Italy
Bethsaida
Capernaum
Galilee
Casa Nova
Ligonniere
Orient
Matia
Acre
Haifa
Kafr- Kenne
Cana of Galilee
Esdraelon
Mount Carmel
Bay of Acre
Carmel
Athlit
Ladd
Jaffa
Plain of Sharon
Arsouf
Coeur de Lion
Saladin
Gaza
Ashdod
Rafa
el Arish
Baldwin I
Sinai
Cambyses
Alexander
Allenby
Rata
Beer-Sheba
Palestine
Wkantara
Port Said
Sawyer
Meads
Hebron
Prohibition Propaganda Faces Rural and Female Support
W C Poole argues city dailies fade next to country weeklies and church and Sunday school voices in bolstering prohibition. He claims rural papers and women’s journals with millions of subscribers sustain law and order, while city papers fade once read in homes.
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W. C. Poole
Dearborn Independent
United States
Paris
Church
Firsts in Iowa History Mark Many Milestones
A compiled list notes Iowa milestones from the first foot on Iowa soil in 1673 to the first woman seated in the state House in 1866. Items include early settlements near Dubuque, the first territorial government in 1888, statehood actions in 1846, Dubuque churches and schools, and Davenport and Council Bluffs rail progress.
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Sioux City Journal
Iowa
Dubuque
Robert Lucas
Burlington
Ansel Briggs
John H. Ludlow
Muscatine
Eleanor Garland
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Moses Sullivan
Margaret
Davenport
Council Bluffs
House of Representatives
Kk. F. Andrews
Wheat crop profits tied to smaller yields
The article argues farmers gain more cash from a smaller wheat crop than a larger harvest. It explains that a 500 million bushel output could raise prices and tariff effects, while a 700 million crop would blunt price gains and export surplus value, reducing farmers' cash.
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Lincoln Journal
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T. H. Fraser
Dr. Fraser
Kedron
Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Bethany
Good Samaritan
Salt Plain
Naaman
Billy Sunday
Jerico
Judea
Shechem
Jacob
Macpela
Abraham
Lebanon
Beirut
Tiaifa
First
Efferi
Iverson Furniture Store
Palmer’s Pharmacy
STO Hlers
Gildner-Pelton Co
Jewelers
Denkhoff
Optometrists
Jewett Auto
Len Reichart
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Jones County
Fred J. Kay
A. W. Steiner
Moline
Monticello and
Scotch Grove
Balster Bros
Peacock Shop
Beery’s Dry Goods
Ricklef’s Grocery