Egypt Through the Market of the Afternoon and Nile Lore
The essay celebrates Cairo and the Nile region through vivid scenes of the Market of the Afternoon, petal scents of Thebes, and the Fellah. It contrasts urban life in Cairo and Damietta with desert vastness while praising the timeless rhythm of the Nile, ancient monuments, and the enduring spirit of Egypt.
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Egypt
Thebes
Dametta
Lke
Omdeh
Kharga
Alexandria
Cairo
Heis
Nile
Sakira
Dhurra
Joseph
Ham
Siesta
Mehemet AN
Meidan Rumeleh
Saladin
Cita‘del Rock
Desert
Gizeh
Ibn Tulun
Fellab
Rhurra
Upper
Karnak
Fayrum
Oasis
Athens
Abukir
Nelson’s
Abu- Simbel
Delta
Damietta
Venice
Rosetta
Sphinx
Fayyum
Mahomet
White Pyramid
Pyramids
Jesus Fulfills Law by Life not Just Rule
A pastor's lesson argues that Jesus did not abolish the old law but fills it with life. True righteousness exceeds Pharisee obedience, starting with not hating and not killing, and requires reconciliation with one's neighbor before offering gifts.
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Iit
Jesus
Kingdom
Christ
Hell
Garfield Tea Endorsed For Inactive Or Disordered Iver
Poetic ad style note praises Garfield Tea for torpid or disordered individuals. Mentions druggists and crosses as signs to seek the remedy. Ends with a nautical metaphor about mending sails while fair weather comes.
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Samuel Rutherford
Suffragist Speaker Heckled by Geese at County Fair
A humorous scene unfolds as a suffrage speaker faces a chorus of geese during a county fair. The remark prompts a light exchange where one speaker jokes that even geese oppose women’s suffrage, and another retorts that geese object because they are geese.
Bad Teeth and Brains Warn of Degeneracy
An English scientist warns of a steady degeneracy in two vital organs, noting a decline in dental provision as human brainpower grows. He argues that in apes, Africans, and whites brain and teeth are inversely proportional to efficiency, with increased cleverness reducing dental work and blood demand.
Minstrel Tale Highlights Street Vendor Theft
Al G Field recounts a show attache sent to distribute handbills in an Iowa town. One boy agreed to work, received a quarter, and later cried when another man took a bill from him. The incident ends with the boy sobbing on the sidewalk.
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al G. Field
Iowa
Bain
Thanksgiving Psalm A Rhythmical Grateful Chant
A Terre Haute public school teacher describes exhaustion from teaching and relief after using Grape-Nuts and cream. She notes reduced hunger after meals, renewed energy, and a 15 pound weight gain in three months, finishing the year without tonics.
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Terre Haute
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