Ezra Return to Palestine and Ezra's Mission at Moab
Ezra's journey back to Jerusalem follows a fifty year interval since Zerubbabel. Ezra seeks the law, gains royal commission and temple support, and gathers Levites and Nethinims to serve. The caravan endures Bedouin danger, fasts for guidance, and ends with safe arrival and offerings at the temple under Persian decree.
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Temple
Ezra
Palestine
Esther
Mordecai
Artaxerxes
Zerubbabel
Esra
Iddo
Levi
School of the Levites
God's House
Hin
Israel
Jerusalem
House of God
Sedan Fails at Meuse in 1870 Battle Marking Empire's End
The Sedan battle on September 1, 1870 broke the morale of France, costing prestige and indemnity, while fast-tracking the fall of the Second Empire and the rise of the republic. Marshal MacMahon led a sprawling but doomed defense as Wimpffen's cautious moves and Ducrot's retreat failed, ending in surrender with 558 guns and 9,000 German casualties. The rout precipitated dire days of the commune and the rebirth of France.
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Sedan
France
Germany
Louis
Napoleon
Republic
Sedan Fles
Mezleres
Meuse
Marshal MacMahon
Vincy
Mezieres
Fond du Gironne
MacMahon
Bazeilles
Vassoigne
Ducrot
Wimpffen
Algiers
Lnd
Metz
Bazaine
Gironne-Sedan
Vassoline
Dalgny
Gironne
Doncherey
Tyrond
Gneral de Gallifet
Chasseurs d'Afrique
Allifer
Douny
Doug
Bois de Garenne
Margueritte
Marguerite Hmself
Gallifer
Buzelties
Balna
Whmpffen
Ing
Hone
Prussia
Fauve
Woerth
A Great Reward in the Sacred Heart Review
A passage from the Sacred Heart Review extols loving God as a path to the reward of seeing God face to face. It speaks of an abiding vision and an ecstasy of vast intelligence forevermore, noting the reward transcends all expectations and possibilities.
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Sacred Heart Review
No Advice Given Reflects Selfish Refrain And Humor
The excerpt discusses a character trait of withholding advice as an inclination rather than a limit, linking it to a life stance that resists restraint and accepts responsibility. It argues that many who refrain from advising do so from selfishness, while noting a paradox of suffering and humor in such people. The excerpt cites an exchange source.
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Ufe
Forgiveness Tested by Theft and Threat to Drink
A city editorial compares forgiveness for a thief who steals a horse or poisons a well with the challenge of tolerating a scheming rival seeking the coffee you hold, arguing charity spans even the worst offenses before petty schemers are faced with consequences.
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Houston Post
Apple and Buckwheat Recipes For Home Cooking
A collection of fruit and grain preparations outlines apple canning jams jellies and butters with buckwheat based breads muffins and cereals. It includes methods for apple catsup apple and quince dishes corn fritters and buckwheat cookies along with potato salad variations and sweet pickled melons.
Winter gown delights critics with sapphire net design
A Flanders evening gown earns praise for color, material adaptation, and a striking sapphire blue net overdress. The gown features rhime satin underdress, low back, net cape, and sequined accents while praised for its elegance and originality. Also notes simple handmade Christmas gift ideas like aprons with practical pockets and ribbon ties.
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Flanders
The Easiest Way to Stitch Buttonholes for Gown Accents
A guide describes sewing buttonholes on gowns and aprons, noting how to set desired length on the timeline, make a stitch, and finish with machine stitching for durable use. It highlights outfits featuring chrysanthoms and holiday tones, plus sheer fabrics like organdie and batiste for aprons and breakfast jackets, with lace edging and Irish crochet motifs.
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Batiste
Ways of Raising Money in War Times
The article recalls historical exploits in financing war efforts. It cites a Paris 1812 palace raid on a counterfeit factory started by order of the emperor and notes Austrian and Russian notes meant for the Russian campaign. It also mentions the duke of Wellington in the Peninsular War shipping counterfeiters to convert English coins into gold coins.
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Paris
Plaine Montrouge
Duke of Wellington
France
Loula D'Or
Bananas Are Nutritious and Wholesome Food Choice
A period piece praising bananas as nutritious, easily digested, in season, versatile to cook or eat raw, and hermetically sealed for cleanliness. It notes their low resource use and the benefits of Latin American imports in fostering reciprocal trade for national goods.
Frenchman Invents Continuous Electric Glass Furnace
A French inventor unveils an electric furnace that continuously fuels all glassmaking and refining operations from a single heat source, promising streamlined production and potential efficiency gains in the glass industry.
Finish every day and begin tomorrow well and serenely
A compact quotation collection noting the line finish each day, a barber gag about two hairs, and a reflective maxim from newspapers. It cites Exchange Comrades and Louisville Courier Journal as sources for the lines and tone. The item presents brief miscellany typical of a historical clipping page.
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Louisville Courier: Journal
Opposites in a Teasing World from Ohio State Journal
The Ohio State Journal notes two types of unfortunates in life and work: those who cannot concentrate on their duties and those whose minds fixate too much on indulgence, reflecting a wry, observational tone about human behavior.
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Ohio State Journal
Market for Peanuts in Marseilles Central Hub
Marseilles France stands as the great central market for peanuts with over 120000 metric tons in shells and 240000 tons of shelled nuts processed annually, a major hub for the nut trade.
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Marseilles
France
Egyptian Style Negligee with Embroidered Empire Bodice
A delicate flesh crepe de chine negligee on siaple Egyptian tines exhibits an empire bodice outlined with beaded lines. An elaborate matching piece echoes an Arab desert tarbert motif with long back details. Rose satin flit-heeled shoes feature ombre ribbon baskets in seven colors.
Knitted Collar and Cuff Sets Highlight Public Appearances
A fashion note describes hand knitted collar and cuff sets as a new public appearance accessory. A stylish girl wearing a brick-board Oxford suit showcases a dull Sue wool set, emphasizing smart attire and handmade details.
Women take leading roles in work and education
Activities of Women notes that nearly all London printing shops now employ women compositors and that Scottish railways doubled women workers since the war. Dutch women wear family wealth as jewelry while the State Department restricts notices to war workers. Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons will admit women on equal standing after 196 years as an all-m male institution. The proverb about the other woman closes the report.
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London
Womrn
State Department
France
England
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
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