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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1907

Page

6

Abram Receives Blessing and Promise in Genesis Book

The commentary notes Abram’s return after victory, Melchizedek’s blessing, and Abram’s refusal of earthly goods. It highlights God’s reassurance Fear not and the promise that Abram’s descendants will be as numerous as stars. It links to future exodus and the theme of righteousness by faith.

American Press Association Abram Satan Sodom Andiversary Melchizedek Salem Heaven Earth Adrevaary Ram Egypt Euphrates Palestine Jesus Christ God Elohim Lord Jehovah Elelven

Consider breed stock quality before selling in breeding season

A Western Poultry Journal warning urges breeders to weigh next year's breeding needs before selling birds. It cautions to preserve stock with desired stamina, markings, eggs, color, meat or feathers to ensure future breeding goals are met.

Western Poultry Journal

The Daisy Chooses a Buttonhole in the Garden Tale

A new daisy awakens in a sunlit garden and learns from flowers and a girl named Gladys about the honor of being chosen for a father's buttonhole. The butterfly teases the budding bloom as the garden awaits the moment of selection.

Daisy Chooses Hope of Being Picked in Garden Tale

In a sunlit garden tale, a new daisy learns flowers wish to be picked by Gladys, the house girl. The crass geranium and hollyhock dismiss her, while the pansy defends kindness. a rosebud remains the garden’s belle as the daisy faces judgment.

Gladys Daisy Pansy Crimson Geranium Harebell Sam New York World

The Troedel Market of Metal Soldiers in Nuremberg

In a historic Nuremberg quarter a low eaved house hides a vast toy warehouse. A rusty old guide leads visitors past shelves packed with metal soldiers, cannons, ships, and trumpets, described as edifying soldiers marching to battle.

Troedel Nuremberg

Why nap time needs extra coverage for warmth and circulation

The article explains that sleeping lowers heart rate by about ten beats per minute, reducing blood flow. It argues extra covering prevents cold by supporting circulation, noting the heart’s reduced output leads to about 7,200 ounces of blood moved across two hours, tying warmth to circulation.

Chicago News

Puzzles and Nautical Noddings in Old Riddles

A string of playful conundrums and pun riddles about trades, beds, seasons, adding figures, and clocks. Each line links a simile to a quirky answer, revealing light wordplay and quaint phrasing. The items mix merchant terms and nursery humor in a dated tone.

Indian Medicine Bags and the Sacred Hoddentin Powder

The Navajo Zu nia and Apache tribes use corn pollen or hoddentin as medicine and sacred offering. It is eaten, applied to the head, and sprinkled on the dead, sun warding, aiding in war and chase, and sanctifying actions and places per Captain Bourke in the Smithsonian report.

Bourke Bureau of Ethnology Smithsonian

Royal Joker King Alfonso Shocks Cathedral Crowd

Harper's Weekly recounts Spain's twenty year old king who enjoys playing tricks. He and his queen visited Leon Cathedral where the king climbed the organ loft and suddenly swit ched from a chant to a brisk military march shouting Attention Quick step Forward to startle priests and worshippers before returning to the chant.

Harper's Weekly Spain Alfonso Leon

Automobile railways eyed in Columbus Indiana

A miniature concrete automobile railway is planned in Columbus Indiana by Rev. Z T Sweeney Indiana fish and game commissioner. The system uses a twelve inch by twelve inch concrete guide rail and cars with two small wheels to stay on track. If funded, an experimental line will carry fifty passengers and a trailer.

Columbus Ind Z. T. Sweeney Fish and Game Indiana Motor World

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