Joseph in Egypt Our Bible Story by Highway and Byway
A Bible story narrative follows Joseph as his brothers sell him to Ishmaelites near a river. An Egyptian officer Potiphar purchases him in Egypt, and Joseph faces fear with faith, hoping for divine protection and eventual deliverance.
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Joseph
Judah
Egypt
Potiphar
Pharaoh
Heliopolis
Pahor
Puhor
Les
Accidents and Neglect Shape Life in Everyday Care
The essay argues most misfortunes arise from carelessness and neglect rather than fate. It contrasts heedful households that mend promptly with heedless ones where small flaws cause serious harm. It notes rail and street risks, unlikely yet possible accidents, and ends praising hopeful, accidental joys and daily surprises.
Milk Cure Narrated As Skin and Stomach Tonic
Mme Julie D Arcy describes a milk cure that mixes external milk massages with warm milky baths and internal drinking. The treatment spans a week and blends vanilla and cinnamon flavors to ease consumption while aiming to restore strength.
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Mme
Julie D'Arcy
Philippine Conditions and Gen Wood on Filipino governance
General Leonard Wood asserts that the Philippines are under their best government yet and denies anti imperialist claims of US oppression. He says Filipinos are participating in governance for the first time, with a two year old assembly and rising education, while critics call the policy benevolent dreamers.
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Hugh
Belle
Atlantic
Liverpool
Philippines
Léonard Wood
Washington Star
United States
Mavila
Bocme
Aguinaldo
Wood
Germany's New Tariff Plan Aims to Protect Home Industry
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Germany's new tariff schedules raise duties on many imports, with up to tenfold increases for some goods and higher levies on machinery from non favored nations. The plan seeks to foster domestic manufacture and could trigger retaliatory tariff wars if other nations oppose it.
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Germany
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Modern two family suburban home offered at 3000 currency
A detailed advertisement presents a two family suburban or country home priced at 3000 complete. It highlights ten rooms without halls, full cellar, separate hot air furnaces, hemlock and spruce framing, white pine exterior, natural wood interior, gas fixtures, and versatile finish for home or investment purposes.
Democratic Party and world events echoed in press clippings
A compilation notes varied editorials and quotes from American and international papers. It contrasts the Hague tribunal with the Democratic party, cites remarks by William J. Bryan in Tokio, references Italian Somaliland conflict, and laments party bosses pressuring dissenters amid Maryland suffrage battles.
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Hague
Democratic Party
Washington Star
William J. Bryan
Tokio
Italian Somaliland
N. Y. Herals
Bryan
N. Y. Mail
Manila
Troy Times
Massachusetts
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Salem
Ore
Statesman
Tlt
Germany
Sioux City Journal
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Novel outside-the-trousers shooting shirt with all-around pockets
The article describes a Western invention a shooting shirt worn outside the trousers. It replaces patch pockets with bottom pockets formed by turning up the shirt end and securing it to the body creating pockets around the hem. The design strengthens pockets and simplifies construction with integrated shell pockets and buttoned tops.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Names of the Famous as Animal Names From Dewey to Togo
The Minneapolis Journal notes how public figures’ names become pet or animal names. It cites Dewey after Manila Bay and predicts Admiral Togo will follow, with phrases like Dear little Togo and Come, drink your milk, Togo becoming common.
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Togo
Toro
Minneapolis Journal
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Dewey
Japan
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