Answers to Agnostic on Genesis and Abraham chronology
Dr Sutherland presents a series of defenses addressing Agnostic objections on creation order, the permanence of seed time, Eve’s perception, postdiluvian dryness, Abraham’s age at Haran, and the land promise. He argues for harmony within Genesis through narration order, biblical figures, and prophetic fulfillment, citing Gen and Acts to support chronology and land inheritance.
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Adam
Mount
Ararat
Abraham
Haran
Terah
Abram
Nahor
Noah
Shem
Ham
Japheth
U¢ot
Moses
Aaron
Ephraim
Manaasah
Xlvili
Aiden
Tamia
Mesopotamia
Anges
Canaan
Machpelah
Heth
Jacob
David
Israel
Bat Ratan
Eannim
Take the Kids to the Circus and Let Joy Unite
A persuasive exhortation urges families to take children to the circus despite prejudice. It argues shared laughter, music, and spectacle enrich youthful memories, protect imagination, and keep hearts young, noting that children learn best from own discoveries. It endorses one circus day for the young after many Sundays in school.
Batavia Wins Cake and Jewelry at Clermont Picnic
The Clermont colored society held a Friday daytime picnic and dance at Felicity featuring watermelon season and abundant fruit. Miss Eliza Green won the cake for best dressed, while Mrs. Charles Dixon received the gold ring for dancing, with Batavia ladies sweeping both prizes. The event ended with a long dance into Saturday.
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Batavia
Colored Society of
Clermont
Felicity
Eliza Green
Elisa
Charles Dixon
Curious Courier Headlines From July News Pages
Loveland readers study a collection of Courier headlines from July with added commentary. The list evokes humorous and somber events such as a loss by an honest Democrat a train stoppage a mayoral marriage and a scaffold accident, all tied to quirky phrases.
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Loveland
Wilmington
Found His Man Walter Boots Captured in Westward Chase
Higginsport marshal pursued Walter Boots son of a Boots family linked to a June watch theft. Belle Pierce fled with a coon after the alleged incident. Boots slipped away in New Richmond and Cincinnati before being seized and sent home by boat C O D with help from Marshal Henderson.
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Higginsport
New Richmond
Walter Boots
Boots
Belle Pierce
Coon
Boote
Hhs
Mac Taylor
Marshal Henderson
Cincinnati
Hen Mn
Gray Horse and Rider Nabbed After Chase in Williamsville
Sheriff Temple and deputy locate a gray horse in Williamsville area after a tip from Charleston. A boy rider is arrested while James Gaskins escapes until captured at 5:30 am as he returns to town, giving himself up with worn supplies and no money. The pursuit ends with Gaskins awaiting Portsmouth authorities.
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Sheriff Temple
James Gaskins
James
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Fishback
John Hatfield
Gaskins
Bishop
Bi Rift Temple
Mr. Gaskins
Wilhiamsville
Portsmouth
Brown's Liabilities in Probate Court Show Major Claims
Liabilities of Charlies Brown, tied to B. W. Salt of New Richmond, listed in probate court. Major claims include Henry Johnson with two notes totaling $2,000 secured by mortgage to John A. Brown, and several notes to Citizens National Bank of Hillsboro ranging from $981 to $5,787.08. Assets not fully appraised but expected to redeem if managed judiciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Brown
B. W . Salt
New Richmond
Henry Johnson
Five Mile
John A. Brown
Battie Beard
Buford
Citizens National Bank
Hillaboro
Salt Brown & Co
Alex. Tisedacier
Cltisens National Bank of
Hillsboro
Syrup of Figs Promoted Amid Boston Fair Attractions
The article touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy for constipation and sluggish organs while noting the Boston Fair features numerous attractions and generous premiums. It hints at enjoyment and varied exhibits planned for the event season.
Batavia Boy in Luck at World’s Fair Ticket
M J Kain owner of a Batavia Main street restaurant wins a World’s Fair trip with travel and meals to Chicago in September. The article lists Batavians headed to the White City aboard the Big Four including Mrs Mollie Lane and daughter Mary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kain
Batavia
Chicago
White City
Mollie Lané
Mary
Kate Hutfek
Melle Stone
Ora Shipp
Dollie Denhisong Mi
M. Lindsley
Simeon
Ed Ely
John Applegate
Attorbey Loni Hicks
Phil Emrich
Main Street
Ninth, Cincinnat
Jonelita
Barney McCormick Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in New Richmond
Barney McCormick former Marshall of New Richmond, recently drinking, argued with his brother in law Tom Hall last Saturday. Hall assaulted him. McCormick was jailed overnight and fined by the mayor on Monday for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney McCormick
Marshall
New Richmond
Tom Hall
Veterans Reunion for Ohio Regiment at Lebanon
Veterans of the early field regiment, led by Col. John W. Lowe the first Ohio field officer killed in action, plan a reunion in Lebanon in August. The unit fought at Scarey Creek West Virginia soon after leaving Camp Dennison and at Lynchburg Virginia in 1864 shortly after their term ended.
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Lebanon
John W. Lowe
Ohio
Scarey Creek
West Virginia
Camp Dennison
Lynchburg
Virginia
Lightning's Work Destroys Barn and Kills Horse
A Sunday evening thunderstorm struck Silas Schooley's hay barn near Modest in Wayne township, burning it to ashes with about twenty tons of hay and farm implements lost. Insurance through Ohio Farmers covers $200 on the barn, $800 on hay and grain, and $18 on implements. A horse owned by Mrs. Ida McNutt in Tate township was killed instantly when struck by lightning last Saturday. stock on the farm is insured in Ohio Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Schooley
Modest
Wayne Township
Ohio
Ida McNutt
Tate Township
Ohio Farmers
Tragic Death Reported After Fort Ancient Bicycle Ride
Two Middletown youths traveling to Lebanon for a camping party were riding down Fort Ancient hill when one rider’s bicycle gained uncontrollable speed. The companion, Albert Greeder, fell and died, his head crushed in the crash. The survivor warned of the danger as officials and the mother, a widow, were notified.
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Middletown
Lebanon
Middleton
Fort Ancient
Albert Greeder
Carey
Mather
Clermont Wheat Production and 1898 Acreage Change
The article lists 1892 wheat production and 1898 acreage for Clermont, noting a much larger 1898 area but about half the current price. It also mentions biliousness cures by Simmons Liver Regulator and local notices about Milford paving, a teacher demonstration by Miss Anna Logan, and a knife sharpener Phil Emrich in Cincinnati.
Clermont County Teachers Institute Opens At Milford
The forty third annual Cler mont County Teachers Institute gathers in Milford for two weeks starting Monday with Rev. R E Smith delivering the welcome and Wes Doughty replying. Lectures include Why Not by Superintendent Jones, Our New Navy by Byron Williams, The Essential Object in Education by Bonebrake, Milford Night features Ruth Cantata, about 150 names enrolled and strong community hospitality.
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Clermont County Teachers’ Institute
Milford
R. E. Smith
Wes Doughty
Clermont
Jones
Our New Navy
Byron Williams
Bonebrake
Ruth
Tobacco Market Holds Steady in Cincinnati Trade
Cincinnati tobacco market reports no quotable rise this week yet notes continued improvement since the last circular. Prices steady to favorable with high figures for low grades, moderate offerings, and purchases mainly by manufacturers. Weather showers affected crops. sales totaled 780 hhds with 1,178 hhds receipts. Brown County furnished 182 birds at 2 to 18.5 cents.
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Bodman
Cincinnati
Walker
Morris
Miami
Globe
Brown County
Personal Notices From Batavia and Nearby Towns
The column lists residents and visitors including John A. Kline at the world fair and Miss Ora Shipp visiting Iowa and Chicago. It notes Mrs. George Keen’s illness, Dr. N. S. Hill returning from Neville, and John Cook of Modest resigning as the first Republican to quit under Democratic methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. N. 8. Hill
Neville
Ora Shipp
Iowa
Chicago
J. R. Woodlief
Dr. Richardson, Jr
Walnut Hills
Batavia
Celia Schulte
St. Marys
John Cook
Modest
John
The Big Reynolds Show at Reynolds Circus August 12
The Big Reynolds Show and its Reynolds Circus Museum and Menagerie headlined two performances on Saturday August 12. Promoter Reynolds is praised for vision and business sense with a big tent future ahead.
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Reynolds
Bantam Fair Promises Week of Events and Attractions
The notice promotes the Bantam Fair August 9 to September 2 with a full half mile track, Harness goods from Charley Griffin, and hospitality venues in Cincinnati. It highlights Reynolds Circus acts on August 12, Boston and Chicago fairs context, and urges visitors to attend for shopping, entertainment, and social exchanges. It notes local hotels, dentists, and shops serving attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Bantam Fair Company
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J. B. Swing
Mamie
Dire Grant
Wood Street
Gus Eimer
Blanche Livengood
Schultz
Eimer
Miss Livengood
John A. Livengood
Tue Presbyterian Church
Bell
Belt
JamEs Whitney
Batavia Echool
M. Fisuma
Laurel
Plano
Frank Apple
Miifort Presbyterian Church
William, Walker
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
Adams, Scioto and
Pike
Peebles
Milford Manufacturing Company
Brown
Warren County
Clermont’s
Simmons
W. D. Bird
Milfordia
Anna Logan
Bionelick
Kort Bionelick
Viarse
Ranch Hill
Frei Franklin
the Institute
Tobacco Market
John A. Kline
Mary Pompelly
Columbus
Simon Woods
Newtonsville
Miss Esty Morgan
Coalton
Dr. Bunn
Bessie Edison
Lockland
George Keen
Mary Riley
Grace
Kate Hamilton
A. B. Shaw
Kansas
William Kyle
Georgetown
Joseph Woodward
Woodward
Perintown
Mary Wasner
Washington
Charley Griffin
SrEewast’s
Elm
Éth
Frank P. Hamilton
West Seventh Street
Race and
Clermont County
Koup
West Sixth Street
D. Jos
Kons
Thos. M. Stewart
Garfield Place
Elm Street
7Th
Tue Maham
Linwood
George Maham
Melrose
Big Reynolds
Harcourt Place Seminary
Gambier, C
Stirling & Moore
Moore & Hulick
Hulbert Block
Sixth and Vine Streets
Phil Em Fich
Ninth
Stirling & Moors
Frep Schafer
Phil M. Ofrourt
F. A. Lose
Glenn
Race Street
Fifth
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Hamiet
Bantam
Reynolds Mircus
San Francisco
Rpological Department
Woodward's
J. B. Gaylord
Mia
America
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