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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1916

Page

29

Artists Aid War Relief Effort Through Posters

Prominent Americans from business and society unite with actors and singers to support Britain American war relief in New York through specially designed posters. James Montgomery Flagg and Winold Reiss contribute striking works at Gibson Girl headquarters aiding fundraising and public awareness.

America Britian American War Relief Fund New York City F. W. Whitredge Columbia Charles Dana Gibson Mr. Gibson Leonard War Fund American Red Crowe Society Hare Malviia Hoffman Marion Curtis Whitman Laura Fairchild Puller Anna Richards Brewster Mathilda Brownell Madison Square Ganen New York Winold Reiss

Beersheba Wells as Evidence of Abrahamic Covenant

An authority argues that Biblical and historical records, plus excavated wells at Beersheba, support Abraham’s role and the covenant with Abimelech. It notes wells dug by Abraham, Isaac, and Traac’s servants securing a southern Palestine landmark, with details on the two principal wells and five smaller ones by the Wadí al-Sabs.

Abraham Isaac Beersheba Traac Palestine Dan Christ Jerome Wadlés-Sebs Robinson

Beersheba Wells as Witness to Abraham’s Life

The ancient wells near Beersheba are described as pure abundant water sources surrounded by stone camels and flocks troughs. These wells, built in primitive times with strong walls, supported nearby towns Bethlehem and Samaria and are cited by Dean Stanley as a testament to life in biblical Abraham era.

Bethlehem Samaria Baye Bei F. Chron Dean Stanley Sinai and Patesting Beersheba Palestine Aire Abraham

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