Sailing Up the Nile Sermon on Biblical Egypt
A Sunday sermon on the Nile outlines how biblical events align with ancient Egypt from Cairo to Thebes. It uses Nile geography to affirm Scripture, recounts explorers like Speke and Baker, and warns modern cities against moral decline while praising faith and reform.
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Vendrane
Nile
Cairo
God
Mohammed
Egypt
Hagar
Rebecca
Esau
Joseph
Canaan
Pharoah
Memphis
Thebes
United States
Jacob
Hosea
Ezekiel
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Pharaoh
Karnac
Luxor
Rameses
Babylon
Daniel
Pal
Education as a Necessity for Minors Under Law
The English Court of Appeal holds education, including trade and literary instruction, essential for a minor. Lord Esher and Justice Fry argue teaching binds a minor for the child's future benefit, with State interests supporting a minor’s ability to contract for instruction.
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Court of Appeal
Lord Esher
Court of Appeals
Lord Coke
Justice Fry
Merchants and the Good They Do Beyond Wealth
A New York Herald reflection on merchants born in New York City who pursued money alone versus those who spread wealth generously. It contrasts mere gain with acts that illuminate and uplift, praising the latter as worthy examples and notable benefactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York Herald
Nizam of Hyderabad’s lavish realm and diamond lore
A San Francisco Chronicle report portrays the Nizam of Hyderabad as a peculiar ruler of immense wealth and luxury. It describes his court, jewels, emeralds, and the famed Nizam diamond, plus feudal traditions and his ceremonial cheetan hunts aboard large hunting carts drawn by Arab horses.
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Hyderabad
San Francisco Chronicle
India
Juneen Victoria
Nizam
Orient
Dabobie
Earth
Portyal
Gwalior
Dyspeptic Diet Recipes From A Practical Letter
A New York World correspondent shares home remedies for a sensitive stomach. A husband once told doctors he would die from dyspepsia, then found relief with a warm beaten egg and milk. Milk toast, rice pudding baked slowly, and sweet sauce follow as gentle meals for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Photography and Crime Exhibit at Society of Great Britain
The Photographic Society of Great Britain exhibition draws interest for art and science. Dr P Jeserich shows enlarged plates proving forgery detection by ink color changes and pencil traces. His photos of hair and blood, before and after reduction, are cited as notable in murder trial use.
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Photographic Society of Great Britain
P. Jeserich
Resericts
Germany
London Times
A Wonderful Dakota Rainbow
Dr McVean arrived in Armour from a country tour and shared an account of a remarkable phenomenon a night rainbow of northern lights seen across the prairie. He said the bow stretched the horizon thirty feet wide and illuminated the landscape as if lit by electricity, a sight old settlers recalled from Iss2.
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McVean
Armour
United States
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
No Flys On Me Phrase Sparks Laugh In Panel
A brief comic exchange plays on the idea that the speaker has no flies on him while another jokes that his constant talking keeps flies away. The line reflects playful banter and cartoonish humor.
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Nile Cource
Speke
Grant
Baker
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London
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Mark
Nero
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Wien
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Tyler
Estine
Syria
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Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Damascus
Memphiis
Rui
Africa
Athens
Granieur
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Esnea
Menes
Diodorus
Ptolemy
Ammon
Osiris
Nizam OF Hyderabad
Constantinople
St. Sophia
England
Lord Salisbury
Russia
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