Joseph Sold Into Egypt Lesson Summary
A religious study tracing Joseph's life from envy and deprivation to deliverance. It links Joseph to Christ with parallels in birth, coat of favor, dreams, and eventual deliverance. Key points include envy fueled by coat symbolism, partiality, and the brothers' plot leading to Joseph's pit, with Reuben's mercy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
God
Jacob
Canaan
Christ
Rachel
Prise
Jesus
Reuben
The Art of Being Happy in Everyday Life
A compact guide argues happiness is self created not from wealth health or luck. It urges focusing on inner control and simple pleasures found in air water bread and nature to cultivate lasting joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Jesus
Buddha
Socrates
Emerson
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Quick Liver Boost
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone quickly energizes a sluggish liver and relieves constipation without harmful after effects. The Pickens Drug Co guarantees refunds to unsatisfied buyers, noting imitators prove the product's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey Dodson
Dodsons
Dodson
Pickens Drug Co
New President Wil son Impresses Congress with Unity
Washington Star reports an unprecedented spirit of understanding between Congress and the White House under President Wilson. Lawmakers credit the president for fostering close cooperation and responsiveness across the legislative branch and executive, describing it as unmatched in their memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
White House
Washington Star
Espitol
Legislative Branch
Wil
Joseph and the brothers highlight envy and deceit
The passage discusses Joseph and his brothers explaining how envy leads to sin, deceit, and eventual deportation, with Reuben's failed rescue and Jacob suffering for his son’s misfortunes. It contrasts their moral failings with Joseph as a type of Christ and notes broader lessons on happiness and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Reuben
Joseph
Jacob
Isaac
Confederate Soldier D. P. Mahaffy Dies in 1918
D. P. Mahaffy of Gap Hill died at home on April 9 1918 after serving four years in the Civil War and suffering a grip illness that led to his death from complications in an old wound. Burial was at Pleasant Hill cemetery with Rev. B. C. Atkinson officiating. He is survived by a widow, six children across several towns, and two sisters.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
D. P. Mahaffy
Gap Hill
Mahaffy
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
B. C. Atkinson
Hookworm Examinations Continue Across County
Up to last Wednesday 950 people have been examined for hookworms in the county. Dr. Rogers keeps a busy schedule with 225 applying for examination. The specialist will be in the county for one more week, with clinics at Central on Tuesdays, Pickens on Wednesdays, Pumpkintown on Thursdays, Liberty on Fridays, and Easley on Saturdays.
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Rogers
Pickens
Central
Pumpkintown
Liberty
Easley
Dr King’s New Tast Pills Promise Quick Headache Relief
Sick headaches and sour stomach disappear after Dr King’s New Taite Pills. They purify the blood and put new life in the system. Every box guaranteed. Price 25c. Recommended by Pickens Drug.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Pickens Drug
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