Judas and the Betrayal in the Garden of Gethsemane
An extended narrative follows Jesus and his disciples as they confront arrest in Jerusalem. Judas Iscariot betrays Jesus with a kiss, Peter’s hesitation and denial, and Jesus is crucified. Judas later dies by suicide on a windswept tree, while Mary of Magdala and Jesus’ mother mourn.
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Jesus
Mount of Olives
Peter
Jerusalem
Kedron
John
Simon
Thomas
Judas Iscariot
Silnce
Burt Jesus W
Iscariot
Christ
Judas
Satan
Jesus Judas
Brother
Mary of
Earth
Jesus of Nazareth
The Snow King Battles Rails Across the West
The article explores how railroads fight vast winter snows from the Dakotas to Wyoming. It highlights rotary snow plows, wind breaks, and blockades that strain crews, with rare plow failures and dangers to stranded passengers.
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Uncle Sam
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakota
Great Divide
Rocky Mountains
Great Falls
Wyoming
Snow King
Colorado
Quitting Smoking Sparks Coupon Rug Joke
In a domestic exchange a doctor urges quitting smoking as one lung nears failure. The reply jokes about waiting for enough coupons to buy a dining room rug, reflecting a lighthearted money worry in a domestic moment.
Prudent Enjoyment Question on Auto Rides
A fragment shows a Mrs Jones being asked if she has had trouble with automobile rides. The text suggests a safety or consumer inquiry tone in a historical newspaper snippet.
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Mra
Jones
Gambling Paid by Employer Sparks Extraneous Scandal
In New Orleans a wealthy Italian child named Walter Lamana was kidnapped and later found dead. Gulf coast readers followed the tense gambling tale as editors and reporters played for pay, culminating in an extra edition after the tragedy was uncovered and a $19 check arrived in a reporter’s envelope.
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New Orleans
Walter Lamana
Gulf Coast
Book excerpt prompts legal self help surge
An advertising line touts Every Man His Own Lawyer as essential reading from a book agent and mentions Farmer, Jones previously linked to a law role. The fragmented copy hints at a promotional pitch for a legal self help volume and its agents.
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Farmer
Jones
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