Abraham in Canaan The Bridge Between Continents
The article traces Abram later Abraham’s move from Ur to Haran and then south to Canaan. It emphasizes Canaan’s small size yet immense fertility and strategic value as a land bridge between Africa Asia and Europe, fueling conflicts among Semitic tribes and marking Abraham as chosen of the Lord to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Canaan
Heaven and Earth
Heaven
Earth
Garden of Eden
Land of Nod
Tower of Babel
Abram
Hib
Arabian Desert
The
Chaldees
Fertile Crescent
Euphrates
Haran
Padan-Aram
Aleppo
Palestine
Holy Land
Jordan
England
Wales
America
Vermont
Mediterranean
Orient
Great Sea
Africa
Nile
Asia
Tigris
Europe
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Israel
Broadway
Marlene Deitrich
Paramount
Hollywood
Merle Oberon
Sugar Cane Cultivation in Louisiana History
The sugar cane was introduced by Jesuits in 1751 near New Orleans. A sugar mill followed in 1758 and the first sugar in 1764, but the industry faltered after Louisiana passed to Spain in 1769. Revival came in 1795 through Etienne de Bore, with growth continuing thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Orleans
Louisiana
Spain
Etienne de Bore
Movie Radio Buzz Highlights Stars and Studio Moves
Amida surveys radio taste of screen stars from Chaplin to Crawford. Doris Dudley, Ann Sothern, and Fred MacMurray receive noted attention as Hollywood reshapes contracts and projects. News touches on Del Rio, Grace Moore, and other stars plus industry gossip and upcoming productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amida
lit“Atle
Hollywood
New York
Best
Charlie Chaplin
Lawrence Tibbett
John Charles Thomas
Nino Martini
Bing Crosby
Dick Powell
Rudy Vallee
Jessica Dragonette
Joan Crawford
Claudette Colbert
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astair
Major Bowes
Doris Dudley
Fred Parker
Dolores del Rio
England
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Grace Moore
Walt Disney
Stoopnagle
Budd
Fred Allen
Alfonso
Spain
Paris
Harald Lloyd
Union
Rise of London Boom and American Political Echoes
An American observer riffs on London political drama in Hyde Park with a riotous crowd and a calm police intervention. The piece pivots to U S politics noting party shifts toward London, wartime debts, League of Nations statistics, and playful satire on Kentucky colonels and public works humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anta Monic
Calif
Soong
Hyde Park
London
Buckingham Palace
League of Nations
United States
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
Goodsie
Micky Mouse
Joe Penner
Duck
Drake Googoo
Printed Trimmings of Silk For Daytime Frocks
The article promotes single color daytime dresses trimmed with silk and prints. It highlights a blue silk gown with red and blue printed trim, a buttoned bodice, slim panelled skirt, and unique shoulder and hip yokes. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1851-B offers sizes 14 through 42, with fabric and yardage details, plus a pattern book and order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Traveling Fast and Bear Encounter Recounted
A Toronto Globe passage recalls a hunter confessing he was unarmed and inexperienced when meeting a bear. He explains being a stranger to the country and having left road maps in camp, describing a disadvantageous moment in the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Globe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graphic Bible
Lewis Browne
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Great Desert
Star Dust Movie Radio
Virginia Vale
Ann Sothern
Harriet Lake
Queen Victoria
Helen Hayes
Fred MacMurray
Gary Cooper
Samuel Goldwyn
Fred
Mr. Cooper
Jean Parker
George E. MacDonald
Eleanor Powell
Chariie Chaplin
Irvin S
Atlantic Seaboard
Wall Street
London Morning Advertiser
Wrigley's
Wen
Ea Ae
Lissen
Hurja
Pathfinder Magazine
Bn Ee
Eemeees
Hik
Gee
Akes
Joe E. Brown
CLUB
Battle Creek
Mich
U.S. A
General Foods
Warner Brothe
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