Bricks Without Straw and Egypt's Fetters
In a sermon on Bricks Without Straw, Rev. Dr. Talmage links Israelite oppression in Egypt to modern labor and societal injustices. He invokes Moses and the Red Sea rescue to urge emancipation from oppression in homes, churches, and workplaces, urging believers to seek redemption through Christ.
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Egypt
Pharaoh
Memphis
Heliopolis
Nile
Alexander
Moses
Aaron
Israel
Babr-el-fulzum
Red Sea
Haraoh
Bahr-el-Kulzum
Mose
Miriam
Africa
Libyan
Sanara
Nebo
United States
Washington
Gtand
Ciceros
Lavor
Picharaoa
Tere
Sin
Christ
Israeites
Eshol
Elopement as Diversion in Chicago Youth News
The piece argues elopement by Chicago youths is becoming common as a diversion. It calls for a wax model in the World's Fair historical display showing a young girl seeking her mother’s consent to marriage to preserve memory of the old custom.
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Canaan
Jacob
Egypt
Joseph
Ammon
Osiris
Isis
Karaok
Thonoris
Pharaoh
Nile
Tiver
Chicago
Telegraphs In Army Maneuvers Stirs French Journals
French journals scrutinize the use of field telegraphs in recent maneuvers. They note wires kept ahead with the advancing army and constant telegraphic links between top commanders and all commands, a novelty in military science. Civil War veterans mock the claimed advance while the Northern army’s telegraph corps operated under fire during fighting.
Making Greenbacks Bank Note Process at the Bureau of Engraving
The New York San describes U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing operations in Dalton Massachusetts and Washington, detailing paper making, dampening, engraving, transfer presses, and inspection. It notes guards, inspectors, geometrical lathes, and the careful handling from block to final printing and packing in 4000-note bundles for Treasury transfer.
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Dalton
Mass
Treasury Department
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of Engraving
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
National Bank
Treasury
New York
San
A Norwegian Dinner Observed in a Dull, Detailed Meal
A Norweigan dinner described with hospitality by Professor Heiberg. The menu features cod soup, prepared fish in a sontiee style, cold ham and tongue, mull and herptar migan with Norwegian sauce, raspberries, red currant jelly, preserved ginger, and moonlike yellow fruit. Heond bread, black bread, rye flat bread, claret, and sweet champagne accompany dessert. The observee notes old Norwegian silver, embroidered linen, and ornate tableware.
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Professor Heiberg
Missouri Channel Improvements Near Osage River Mouth
The government plans to control the Missouri at the Osage mouth and near Grand River, confining the channel for about nine miles to improve navigation. Depth increased from 4 to T feet. Piles driven 35 feet into sand and clay by high-pressure water to form a stable channel. Officials believe the river will be navigable most of the year after completion.
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Missouri River
Osage
Grand Rivers
Missouri
Boston Transcript
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