Exodus Numbers and Gods Guidance in Bible Narrative
A reflective piece by William T. Elis exploring the Exodus story, its numbers, and the guidance of God. It weighs historicity, route choices, and the miracle of the Red Sea, linking past deliverance to present providence and faith in divine care. It cites Dr. Hoskins and Dr. Zweiner while urging trust in God's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Moses
Suez
Cairo
Tures
Greating
Wiil
Israel
Egypt
Ech
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Canaan
Great
Egyptian Wall
Gilead
Dr. Hoskins
Tami
Edom
Arabia
Potamia
Gulf of Sues
Gulf of
Sues
Keypt
Samuel M. Ywemer
Zweiner
Pillar of Cloud
Fire
Chinese Backslide on Opium Problem in China
report by Sir M. Jordan, British minister to China, notes backsliding since the republican regime. suppression of poppy cultivation weakened, with immense resurgence in opium growing in several provinces. Some provinces pledge to cease Indian opium imports, but in many areas authorities are powerless or complicit, and officials reluctant to curb a lucrative trade. The documents vary, with many notes from missionaries and travelers, and no exact figures available. Further work needed to claim suppression complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
M. Jordan
China
Great Britain
Anhui
Huhan
Shastung
Iinte
Check On Municipal Extravaganos From the Cleveland Plaindester
A fragment discusses municipal bonds in small denominations and broad public ownership. It weighs legal and practical objections, the impact on governance, and whether widespread distribution could curb extravagance while empowering average citizens to invest in city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lane
Perasa
Women facts and figures across nations dominate the era
A compilation shows wide gender statistics worldwide with France recording over 300000 marriages last year and Russia listing 3000 women doctors plus 16000 assistants. The United States has 106 men per 100 women. 32 percent of seven million working women are under 30. Munich schools require girls up to 16, Los Angeles votes 37000 women, and women hold roles from church provision to street inspection and land offices. Additional notes cover women architects, teachers, police requests, factory hours reductions, and awards for farm women in Kansas.
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Maryland
France
Russia
United States
Munich
Los Angeles
New York
Alice C. Blount
Dubuque
Edith W. Pierce
New Orleans
Amsterdam
Women's Homestead Association of
Boston
E. H. Harriman
Public Safety
Pittsburgh
Hanover
FE. V. Graves
Brockton
Mass
Grace Caukin
United States Land Office
Sonoma
Cal
Oshkosh
Wishayo
Pa Kane
Wash
Veen
Bod Bergamin
Ano
Royal Army Clothing Department
Pimlico
England
Marie DeRock
Portland
Oro
Marguerite Ogden
Ogden
Oakland
Annette Abbot Adam
Marim
Ity
Bavaria
Jeanne Texter
Tours
Eine
Crang
Helen Feilareth
cLina Clou
Curtland
Worcester
Trane
Nobility Hub Bub Over Restored Medieval Court Customs
London reports King George V and Queen Mary may curb American marriages into English titles by reviving medieval court rites. The plan allegedly targets American heiresses like Lady De Cies and others, proposing duties such as serving the queen at meals and protection duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V
London
England
Cold light sparks a potential lighting revolution
A London demonstration by Professor Charles Dussaud of Parla shows a non heating lighting system that doubles lamp power without overheating. Using rapid current interruptions or interlaced small lamps, the method yields continuous looking light with higher brightness, enabling film slides on celluloid and operation from small accumulators in unwired buildings. The tech claims to safely project colored slides and allow portable, heat-free kinematographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petr
Charles Dussaud
Parla
London
Dussaud
Around the World Bohemian Life of a Hard-Working Journalist
The narrator, a veteran newspaper man, recounts a life of travel and work across the globe. He claims roles as editor, sailor, brakeman, surveyor, book agent, and U.S. marshal in China, detailing vivid episodes from Fairbanks to Callao, Honolulu to the Salton Salt Flats, and many places in between. He reflects that such a life yields little pay but rich experiences and questions whether true Bohemian life is worth it.
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England
Washington
Walter D. Travers
Manchester
Shoreham
Momielt
SCCM
Koryo
Larry W. Wennie
Tobey
California
Fairbanks
Alaska
Klondike
United States
Navy
Officina
Callao
Alexander Young
Honolulu
Luau
Andes
Salton Desert
Montana
Los Angeles
Manila
China
Lst
London
Sydney
Valparaiso
Toklo
N'Yawk
Dawson’ City
Port Bald
Alys
Mawruss
Myrtille
Blank
Lord Broketon
Bitterness of Cuban Politics and Uprising Tales
The article depicts a bitter Cuban electoral aftermath with intrigue and alleged violence. It cites factions, assassination rumors, and a harsh crackdown on civilians, contrasting with American graft concerns and calls of national corruption under General Gomez era. It notes large-scale killings of many enslaved and free Black people and parallels to U.S. political strife and budget disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Cuba
Elecion Zeyas
Louisey
Castifida
Kates
John Brown
Harper's Berry
Gomez
United States
America
Goi Ion
Archimed
Desple
Desple Said It Tims
Diogenes
General Menocal
Porapurerel Ia
Rm Main
Otisslaught
Ical Dick Turbine
Standpat Debate Echoes Past and Party Lines
From the Chicago Post a fragment recalls debate over the last act of a Senate leader. It notes Chief partisan lines as the assembly moves toward a controversial auction and accuses forward planners of missteps, warning democracy risks error amid partisan zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Cozereatian Gullinger
Pale Ee
Tan Rl
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Wm. T. Elis
Irs
Nile
Nebo
Hoskins
Baye
Anabasia
Get
Deracore Ine Ae
SPR
Bearheputra
Catan
Wic
Severn
Pharaoh
Soluion
Jehovah
God
de- Uveror
Whittler
Miriam
McRray
Duchess OF Marlborough
Lady Ashburton
Lady Decies
Wedfork
Imacee
Eleanor Wood
New York City
Vivian Gould
King George
Prince of Wales
Ashburton
Frances Donelly
Alice Durkin
Miss Durkin
Building Trades Association of
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