She Determines to Save Her Beloved Jerusalem
A 1909 period piece adaptation by W Ke Based on the Apocryphal Book of Judith chapters 1 9 centers on a heroine facing threats to Jerusalem Her determinations reflect faith courage and civic resolve in a biblical setting with a preacher narrator guiding the tale
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Jerusalem
Judith as a beacon of beauty and virtue in heroism
A sermonette extols true piety expressed through deeds and inner beauty. It lauds Judith the Jewish widow as a model of purity, courage, and selfless service, arguing genuine beauty lies in character and noble action that aid others.
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Judith
Judith and the Book of Judith in Early Historical Fiction
Judith appears as an idealized figure of piety beauty courage and chastity in the Apocryphal book named for her. The narrative, dating to early historical fiction, presents Nebuchadnezzar and Holofernes with Bethulia’s deliverance through her stratagem and courage, though many historical and geographic inconsistencies cast doubt on literal truth and precise shaping.
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Simeon
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Judith of Bethuna Plans Bold Night Venture
Judith, renowned for virtue, urges Ozias and city rulers to defy a five day surrender to Holofernes. She prays for deliverance, adorns herself for a perilous mission, and with her maid travels to the gate to attempt a daring act that could save Jerusalem. The city watches as she vanishes into the valley, hope and fear mingled.
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Manasses
Determining Each Man's Faith in Religion and Society
The passage argues every life has its own religion tied to development and culture. Faith is shaped by vision and knowledge, not universal sameness, and trained minds should not force untrained minds toward fixed ideals. It criticizes attempts to impose a single religio moral viewpoint across diverse minds.
Fidelity to God and the rise of faithful leaders
The text argues that true fidelity to God shapes destinies. It contrasts John and Judas, Paul and Demetrius, showing how highest ambitions guided by righteousness lead to high offices. Examples of Joseph and Daniel illustrate how faithfulness to truth elevates people, from dungeon to premiership, across nations and eras.
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Judas Iscariot
Paul
Demetrius
Joseph
Egypt
Daniel
Have Faith in God in Time of Trial and Bereavement
The message urges faith in God during severe trials or bereavement, stating that the eternal loving Father is with you and able to help. It asks not to let the darkness overcome you and promises that faith can transform distress, though the burden may remain.
Rest In The Secret Place And Seek Rest In God
Rest and quietude restore the soul says the text. David in the Psalms seeks reconciliation with God and rests in the Lord. Isaiah and Augustine describe the restless nature of the human soul until it reposes in God, and the Saviour promises rest to the burdened.
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Illinois Deadlocked Over Waterway Bill In Final Assembly Day
Springfield ends its Forty sixth session with a deadlocked waterway dispute as the house adopts a conference report creating a seven member commission and a $100 000 appropriation while the senate balks and later rejects it. Dunning and Kas ks ki Commons provisions spark contention as Curtis McElwain and Dunlap clash over a fresh conference.
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Chicago
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Curtis
McElwain
Schmitt
Oglesby
Jones
Hurburgh
Dunlap
Dailey
McKenzie
Illinois Elects Circuit Judges in Cook County Races
Cook County voters elected fourteen circuit judges and one superior court judge. Nine Republicans and six Democrats won across the circuits with independents and non partisan efforts noted. The tally lists judges by circuit and party, including Hand, Grier, Hooper, Campbell, and others in a broad partisan sweep.
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Chicago
Cook County
Superior Court
Circuit Court
Eleventh Circuit
T. M. Harris
G. W. Patton
C. D. Myers
Twelfth Circuit
Frank L. Hooper
Dorrance Dibbell
Charles B. Campbell
Thirteenth Circuit
8. C. Scougle
R. N. Skinner
Edgar Eldridge
Fourteenth Circuit
E. D. Ramsey
EB. C. Graves
W. H. Gest
J. S. Baum
R. 3. Farrand
Oscar E. Heard
H. B. Wills
Duane J. Carnes
Mazzini Slusser
Seventeenth Circuit
C. H. Donnelly
R. W. Wright
A. H. Frost
Three Scalded In Wreck At Blue Island Bridge
Two men were fatally scalded and a third severely injured when a freight engine plunged through a weakened bridge into the Calumet river at Blue Island after a washout undermined the structure.
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Blue Island
Fireman Killed as Elevator Walls Collapse in Decatur
Decatur reports a fatal incident when fireman John KH Sheehy was killed during a blaze at the Guffera Hunt elevator. Walls fell with flames, hindering efforts to control the fire for hours with little progress.
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Mothers Who Have Daughters in Winchester Ind
In Winchester Indiana women report dramatic relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad cites letters from grateful mothers and urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential guidance on female health concerns.
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Good Picker Angers Tammany Men in Denver Restaurant
At a Denver restaurant during the Democratic National Convention a Tammany man complimented a woman at a nearby table. The woman’s escort confronted him, saying the lady was his wife, and the remark was defused. The incident was reported by the Saturday Evening Post.
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Throwing Kisses Not an Art in the Stone Age
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt asserts that throwing and catching kisses are natural arts requiring no instruction. It argues that despite attire changes, modern successors remain enterprising, and that expertness is irrelevant compared to the spirit of projection.
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