Joseph rises to power in Egypt as Pharaoh honors him
This Bible lesson summarizes Genesis forty one through forty nine, detailing Joseph interpreting Pharaohs dreams, advising on seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine, and his rise to power as ruler of Egypt, with his marriage to Asenath and his sons Manasseh and Ephraim noted. It emphasizes that Joseph attributes success to God and gains authority, becoming second to Pharaoh and governing Egypt with wisdom.
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H.C. Lenington
Pharaoh
Joseph
Thaye
Egypt
Zaphnath-paaneah
Asenath
Pot
Pherah
Joshua
Sam
Manasseh
Ephraim
Israel
Jacob
Peloubet
Pan-American Dairy Holding System Praised In Ohio Farmer
The article highlights a humane cattle handling method at the Pan-American dairy. Cattle wear neck collars with long chains linked to side rods in stalls. Chains slide freely as cows stand or lie, reducing entanglement and easing movement, earning commendation from many visitors.
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Pan-American Dairy
Ohio
Efficacious Remedy for Milk Fever in Cattle
A Milwaukee era medical note reports 107 veterinarians finding 86 percent recoveries from milk fever using Dr. Schmidt's iodide of potash treatment. Procedure details include udder prep, intra teat injections, and post injection milking. Preventive steps emphasize moderate dry food and cleanliness in stables to curb disease spread.
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Schmidt
Denmark
S. S. Buckley
Maryland Experiment Station
G. H. Gore
Not That Kind, The Orator Defies Hirelings of Capital
A jagged damaged excerpt shows a 2aggy-haired orator railing against hirelings of capital who would silence him with force. He insists he cannot be stopped and mocks those who would gag free speech with violence in a tense public setting in Detroit.
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Copite
Detroit Syree
The Pan-American Exposition Through Lackawanna Rail Lines
October at the Pan-American Exposition invites visitors to Buffalo with favorable weather and low Lackawanna rail rates. Through Delaware Water Gap and Blue Ridge, six vestibuled daily trains connect New York with Buffalo, Chicago, and St Louis. Observation, dining and Pullman cars ensure comfort. request a colorful Exposition guide by sending two cents.
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Buffalo
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna
Delaware Water Gap
Blue Ridge Ranges
New York
Chicago
St.Louis
T. W. Lee
Railroad
Two Evils and Truths Political Quip
A Philadelphia Press remark quotes a politician and a friend debating media framing. The friend accuses papers of lying, while the politician warns that stopping stories could push the truth into print. The exchange captures media influence and political caution in a crisp, era-appropriate joke.
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Philadelphia Press
Beautiful steel engraving offer for 2 cents
Upon application at any post office in the United States a miniature engraving of the New York Central Empire State Express will be provided for two cents. The engraving affixed to a letter will assure its transportation to any point in the United States Canada Porto Rico Alaska the Hawaiian Islands Guam or the Philippine Archipelago.
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United States
New York Central
Empire State Express
Canada
Porto Rico
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippine Archipelago
Noted praise of a polished new country village
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a speaker praising the village’s refinement and wealth, claiming extensive efforts to beautify the area. The speaker exclaims that even lawn buttercups are like creamery butter cups, highlighting exaggerated polish and affluence.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Free sample of Allens Moot-Ease for foot comfort
Advert shows mail request to Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York for a free trial of Allan s Moot-Ease powder. Claims cure for sweating damp swollen aching feet and helps break in new shoes. Sold at druggists and stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Aloe
Could Not Escape in Brooklyn Life satire
Fragmented OCR text shows noisy mentions of bankruptcy con fronts, satire lines, and odd quotes from Brooklyn Life and Chicago Daily News. It includes medicine ads for Bromo Quinine and Hoxsie cures, plus stray names and dates. The readable core points to a satirical piece on wrongdoing and public notices amid a 1800 era newspaper page.
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Isaneee
Myers
Cohen
Brooklyn
Piso
Endsley
Vanburen
Ind
European Echoes Show Varied World Trends
Germany pays 1,500,000 dollars annually for Norwegian salt herring while Italy exports 105,000 tons of marble valued at 420,000 pounds. Russia has 11 per 10,000 turned, England 32. Germany doubled its dentists since 1885. Italy has 892 centenarians including monks. France death-convictions 12 percent executed. a royal candle cannot be relit in Austria. French eat 105 eggs yearly, English 65, Italians 48. North German Lloyd ships logged 1,707,000 nautical miles last year.
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Germany
Italy
Russia
England
France
Lloyd
Mrs Goss Cures Sciatica With Dodd's Kidney Pills
In Bryant Missouri in October Mrs M A Goss long crippled by sciatica found relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Once unable to turn in bed she regained strength and now reports no pain, claiming the pills cured her severe case and could help others with similar afflictions.
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Genion
International Serica
Joseph Beralich
Lear Burley
Steew
Watt
Claire
Orle
Jiapapoliy News
Anc
Ens
Hoxsie
Pier Dace
Atchicon Globe
Ee Putnam
Ja Maulth
Carter
Carters
Sett Eee Nhes
Sasieag Eeerminia
Elizabets Phipps Train
Julia Teultt Bishop
Hayden Carruth
Hest Vaiue
Dearborn Street
Mia Yate
Sengit Ponce
Rubeka Mfg. CO
Fast
Libby
Metielli & Libby
Ghleage
Sawyer
M. Sawyer & Son
East Cambridge
F. W. Goeke & Coo
North Second Street
ST. Louis, MO
Neo
Sanative Amedical Company
Fi Bo
Clark Street
Chea
Devoe
Devo
Yucatan
McKinley
Aly
A. N.e—B
Winchester
Lon
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